NZ Policy

Event

Introducing CYCLES : a longitudinal global study of Children and Youth in Cities and Addressing the youth civic engagement gap in diverse NZ communities

Seminar

We held a seminar with speakers Bronwyn Hayward and Bronwyn Wood. More young people than ever are living in our cities and the way they live will have a profound influence on our global future.

Can the bicycle save the city?

Seminar

How can the bicycle can save our cities? Hear Alistair Woodward, Hamish Mackie and Ralph Chapman explain the potential of the bicycle to do just that.

Indoor air quality in New Zealand homes and schools

Seminar

We held a seminar with speakers Julie Bennett and Perry Davy on the importance of indoor air quality.

Healthy Housing Initiatives in the USA & NZ

Seminar

We held a seminar with speakers David Jacobs and Nevil Pierse. What did it take to get healthy housing on the agenda in the US?

Housing First in New Zealand

Seminar

We held a seminar with speakers Brodie Fraser, Carol McMinn, Clare Aspinall, Jenny Ombler and Nevil Pierse.

Book launch of Improving Buildings, Cutting Carbon

Book Launch
We recently launched the New Zealand Centre for Sustainable Cities’ latest book Improving Buildings, Cutting Carbon.

Publication or Resource

Chapman, R.
Howden-Chapman, P.
Does reframing urban policy around wellbeing support carbon mitigation?
Buildings and Cities,
2(1). (Special Collection: Urban systems for sustainability and health)

News

Progress slow on Wellington and Auckland’s carbon emissions

Media release

Associate Professor Ralph Chapman was lead author of a Victoria University of Wellington-led study which suggests that despite strong goals adopted by Wellington and Auckland, the cities still

‘Central City Safer Speeds’ project

Submission

These members of the NZ Centre for Sustainable Cities, Ralph Chapman, Paul Blaschke, Ed Randal, Michael Keall, and Philippa Howden-Chapman, recently made a submission to Wellington City C

Submission on draft Government Policy Statement on land transport 2021

Submission

Ed Randal, Ralph Chapman, Caroline Shaw, Michael Keall, and Philippa Howden-Chapman, made a submission on behalf of the New Zealand Centre for Sustainable Cities on 11 May on the draft Go

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