Research Team
Research Team
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The Walking Project Research Team works to identify solutions to some of the city's most pressing urban challenges and develop scalable, technically sound recommendations. Through research, policy analysis, field studies, and stakeholder engagement, the team provides the evidence base that supports the Walking Project's advocacy efforts.
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What does the Research Team Do?
What does the Research Team Do?
The key output of the Research Team's work is the publication of Policy Recommendation Notes. These are concise, evidence-based documents that address specific urban challenges affecting walkability, accessibility, mobility, public spaces, environmental sustainability, and civic infrastructure.
Each Policy Recommendation Note focuses on a clearly defined problem and combines on-ground observations, stakeholder inputs, technical analysis, policy review, and relevant research to develop practical and actionable recommendations. The objective is not only to identify problems but also to provide clear pathways towards solving them.
Policy Recommendation Notes are intended to serve as advocacy tools, discussion documents, and practical references for government agencies, public authorities, elected representatives, institutions, and other stakeholders. By translating research and field experience into technically sound policy recommendations, the programme supports informed decision-making and meaningful urban improvement.
Find all the published policy recommendation notes here
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Find the full directory of our literature citiations here.
All the citation numbers listed in our policy recommendation notes are updated in this google sheet.
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