| Organisation name |
Stockland |
| Organisation type |
Private organisation |
| Organisation fields |
- Urban / town planning
- Architecture
- Landscape architecture
- Transport
- Environment
- Geography
- Interagency organisation
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| Description |
Stockland is a property development company. Stockland develops, owns and operates shopping centres and retirement villages and develops residential communities. |
| Commenced Work |
Five to ten years ago |
| Type(s) of HBE Activity |
- Information resource
- Guidelines for practitioners
- Tools for practitioners
- Provision of physical infrastructure
- Workplace initiative (e.g. end of trip facilities)
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| Key objectives of HBE activities |
- To improve people's physical health
- To increase people's physical activity level
- To strengthen social capital
- To reduce pollution from traffic
- To promote active transport (walking, cycling, public transport)
- To improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists
- To reduce crime through more people on the streets / passive surveillance
- To sell real estate
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| The organisation addresses the following areas of work in relation to getting people active |
- Promoting walking for daily travel / recreation
- Promoting cycling for daily travel / recreation
- Promoting use of public transportation for daily travel
- Providing public open space
- Providing recreational facilities / playgrounds
- Providing facilities such as toilets, drinking fountains, shelter etc.
- Improving connectivity
- Improving accessibility
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| The organisation addresses the following areas of work in relation to strengthening and connecting communities |
- Advocating for places where people can meet and connect
- Input into planning processes that advocate for and strengthen social connectivity
- Influencing the location of facilities within a community to ensure they are convenient, central and clustered with other facilities
- Promoting equitable access to community facilities
- Promoting interaction in public spaces including gardens, town squares, parks and lively streetscapes
- Encouraging supportive social networks within neighbourhoods and participation in decision-making
- Influencing proximity to places of employment
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| The organisation addresses the following areas of work in relation to providing access to healthy food |
- Advocating/supporting facilities (e.g. water fountains, community gardens, fresh food markets and allotments, breastfeeding locations etc.)
- Advocating for public transport measures that support access to healthy food (e.g. schedules and timetables and routes, space to store parcels en route, shopping shuttles, home delivery services and/or support for local corner shops and convenience stores)
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| The organisation takes part in the following specific HBE activities |
Application of Healthy by Design and Child Friendly Places.
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| Target Population |
- General population
- Children
- Adolescents
- Older people
- Women
- People with disabilities
|
| Geographic Focus of HBE activities |
- Urban areas
- Other - Suburban areas and regional centres.
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| Website |
http://www.stockland.com.au/ |
