Inter-agency collaboration for active mode shift: Māngere West, Auckland. Interim report prepared for the Ageing Well and Healthier Lives National Science Challenges.

by Ti | Apr 19, 2023 | Academic publications by the Te Ara Mua – Future Streets Research Team, Publications

Summary Citation This research examined the barriers and enablers to inter-agency collaboration in the design and provision of active travel infrastructure through a case-study review of Kāinga Ora’s redevelopment of Māngere West in Auckland. A socio-technical systems...

Walking and cycling cultures in South Auckland. Auckland: Mackie Research.

by Ti | Apr 19, 2023 | Academic publications by the Te Ara Mua – Future Streets Research Team, Publications

Summary Citation Research shows that successful active travel promotions support and build on ‘what works’ in local communities. This study explored what every day walking and cycling looks like in two South Auckland communities using an ‘active mobility cultures...

Creating the Circuit Breakers: An examination of the sociotechnical system factors which impede and enable the delivery of safe and healthy neighbourhood street design in Aotearoa New Zealand

by lily | May 20, 2021 | Academic publications by the Te Ara Mua – Future Streets Research Team

Summary Citation The barriers and enablers to delivering innovative street design are examined in this book chapter using a ‘socio-technical systems’ approach. Five different innovative street re-design projects were compared, including Te Ara Mua Future Streets....

Local-Indigenous Autonomy and Community Streetscape Enhancement: Learnings from Māori and Te Ara Mua — Future Street Project

by lily | Apr 19, 2021 | Academic publications by the Te Ara Mua – Future Streets Research Team

Summary Citation This article explores the considerations and workings of local-indigenous (mana whenua) autonomy in urban design, using the Te Ara Mua – Future Streets project as an example. We primarily focused on mana whenua perspectives and found that developing...

Cycling projects in low-income communities: Exploring community perceptions of Te Ara Mua – Future Streets

by lily | Apr 19, 2021 | Academic publications by the Te Ara Mua – Future Streets Research Team

Summary Citation This article explores Māngere community perceptions of cycling and the Te Ara Mua – Future Streets cycling infrastructure approximately one year after the changes were completed. Themes from interviews with local stakeholders and focus groups with...

Suburb-level changes for active transport to meet the SDGs: Causal theory and a New Zealand case study

by lily | Jan 20, 2020 | Academic publications by the Te Ara Mua – Future Streets Research Team

Summary Citation In 2015, governments around the world (including Aotearoa New Zealand) signed up to a set of global goals combining human and environmental wellbeing: the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Interventions like Te Ara Mua Future Streets have the...