Johnson, Louise, Butterworth, Iain and Edwards, Melissah 2007, G21 healthy region project part 1 : business plan Deakin University in collaboration with Coomes Consulting, Geelong, Vic..
Deakin University in collaboration with Coomes Consulting
Place of Publication
Geelong, Vic.
Summary
Executive Summary Background G21 Geelong Region Alliance (G21), through the partnership activities of the G21 Health & Wellbeing Pillar, seeks to position health and wellbeing as a central element to all regional planning processes and outcomes. As a result, G21 wanted to explore the potential application of the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) ‘Healthy Cities’ approach across the region to provide a comprehensive framework and set of principles to inform future planning and decision-making. With this aim, G21 commissioned Deakin University to undertake a 6-month independent research project. The research project involved two stages: Part 1: A Healthy Region Research Report involved scoping and determining: - The suitability of the World Health Organisations (WHO) ‘Healthy Cities’ approach to the G21 region; and - The capacity of G21 Geelong Region Alliance to be the organisation to facilitate this approach across the region.
Language
eng
Field of Research
111712 Health Promotion
HERDC Research category
A4 Major research monograph
Persistent URL
http://hdl.handle.net/10536/DRO/DU:30010521
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