Summary

This interactive session will highlight inclusive partnerships to form land use, transportation, and design frameworks that inform practical delivery and spur private sector investment.

Specific attention will focus on elements of planning and development of healthy places to support healthier living, transport and land use planning at the regional level, and human health and wellness buildings.

There are emerging examples of how alignment of planning regulatory measures with private investment capacity has been driving collaborations between planning authorities and private sector, and transforming business models in an era of constrained public sector resources. This session will outline examples from the TCPA’s recent Developers and Wellbeing project which engaged in a collaboration between councils and their development partners.

• Have a wider appreciation and understanding of development perspective on the value of healthy natural places.
• Discuss engagement methods to foster private sector consensus and commitment to future generations of healthy towns and communities.
• Define what public-private collaboration performance measures and strategies are needed to successfully implement healthy new towns in any political, social, economic, environmental, technological and spatial contexts.