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Summary
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- An excellent building block.
- Makes a case for linking health outcomes with built environment, planning, design.
- Introduces HBE Linkages Toolkit as a way to start conversations about health linkages, and demonstrates practical work and collaboration to link health and built environment.
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Objectives
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- Learn about links between health and built environment, and rationale/case for making the links in our work.
- Learn what is included in the Toolkit and how it can be applied.
- Meet colleagues who are interested in sharing knowledge and creating healthy built environments.
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Participants
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- Flexible: Anyone with an interest in built environment! Health, local government, and community agencies working on the built environment.
- Could work as module in a longer educational or training workshop
- Works for a small audience (8-10) to a larger auditorium-style audience (30-50).
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Planning
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- Could be planned and facilitated by one person with support; however this workshop offers a good opportunity for collaboration to co-plan and co-facilitate (e.g. local/regional planning staff and public health staff).
- To lead the workshop the facilitator(s) require basic fluency and familiarity with the HBE Linkages Toolkit, and issues/opportunities around healthy communities.
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