Description de l'impact
This online seminar delivered to the Korean Planning Association explored the critical intersection of mobility patterns and healthy aging in urban environments. The presentation shared research insights on how urban design and mobility infrastructure affect older adults' health outcomes, independence, and quality of life. The seminar addressed the challenges and opportunities in creating age-friendly cities that support active mobility and social engagement among older populations.Reach: National (Republic of Korea)
Time frame: from December 15, 2023
Beneficiaries:
- Urban planners and designers
- Academic researchers
- Private sector companies in urban development
- Government officials involved in city planning and public health
- General public citizens concerned with aging and urban living
Type of Impact:
- Dissemination of research findings to professional stakeholders
- Increased awareness of age-friendly urban design principles
- Knowledge sharing between research and practice communities
- Enduring accessibility of content through YouTube recording and KPA website materials
- Potential influence on urban planning practices that consider aging populations
This activity demonstrates engagement with diverse professional and public audiences and contributes to knowledge exchange on important demographic challenges facing urban environments. The digital preservation of the seminar extends its reach beyond the initial live audience.
| Catégorie de l'impact | Stakeholder Activity, Media Output, Training Delivery |
|---|---|
| Niveau d'impact | L'engagement |
Impact Involved Stakeholders
- Private Company
- Public Authority
- Other
Subcategory of Impact
- Media Output/Video
- Training delivery/For other professionals
- Stakeholders activities/Science promotion
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