Europe
The Healthy Streets Approach is now well known across Europe having been presented by Lucy Saunders at European forums including Walk 21, Velocity and THEPEP many times over the years.
Healthy Streets is showcased as best practice in WHO Europe publications and has been applied in Hungary, Austria, Ireland and Spain. A growing cohort of practitioners from across Europe have completed Fundamentals and Foundation training.
There are currently Healthy Streets projects happening in Austria and Budapest.
Latest
Training
Fundamentals Online Course
Series of 3 online seminars giving a detailed introduction to the Healthy Streets Approach and the range of Healthy Streets tools.
Sessions 22:00hrs - midnight UTC Jan 22nd, 29th & Feb 5th 2025
£160 incl. VAT per participant
Tools & Resources
How Healthy Is My Street?
New! On-line assessment tool. Go out onto your street, open this tool on your phone and score your street for an instant result.
You can score how a street feels or measure it quantitatively. You can add photos and notes, download a report and share with others.
Case Studies
Budapest: Supporting districts to transform designs
Budapest City government is working with their districts to redesign streets using the Healthy Streets Design Check tool.
Tools For Europe
A range of tools that are free for all to use.
For more information about how to use these tools, visit the Tools & Resources page.
If you would like any of the tools translated or adapted for your country please contact us
Healthy Streets Diagram
Deutsch
Qualitative
Street Assessment
Deutsch
Design Check
Budapest
Healthy Streets Index Map
Barcelona
Healthy Streets Diagram
Magyar
On-Street Assessment
English
Local PRACTITIONERS & ALUMNI
Find a local Healthy Streets practitioner who has completed Foundation level training or become an expert in applying the Design Check.
If you are looking for someone local to you who can assist you on a Healthy Streets policy, project or problem then you can find them on the register of Healthy Streets Alumni.
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