We are thrilled to be exhibiting at the

Liveable Cities Conference in Adelaide.

This year’s theme is 2020 and Beyond –Leadership in healthy and connected global communities and regions. AURIN is uniquely placed to play an active role in conversations, research agendas and policy programs related to this theme.

Liveability is a complex concept that brings together methods, ideas, and research from multiple disciplines and practitioners from a variety of sectors to tackle the question: how do we ensure that our places and spaces promote and support positive outcomes for individuals and communities? These outcomes can be measured across multiple dimensions: health and wellbeing, access to economic and social resources, sustainable use of natural resources, and resilience in the face of increasing natural and social challenges. The outcomes are not clearly delineated from each other, with a complex and still not fully understood system of interactions and pathways of cause and effect operating over multiple spatial scales, both social and geographical.

If you’re at the Liveable Cities conference, come see us at our booth to have a chat about how we can work with you to support your work in this area. Alternatively, drop us an email about the role that AURIN might be able to play to empower your Liveability research or policy work.