Eukai as Emerald Sponsor: VPELA's State Planning Conference - The Futures We Imagine

‍Eukai has renewed its organisational membership with the Australasian College of Road Safety

Eukai returns as Emerald Sponsor

Eukai is proud to again sponsor the Victorian Planning and Environmental Law Association (VPELA) Annual Conference, continuing our support for one of Victoria's leading forums for planning, transport and environmental professionals.

This year's conference theme, “Imagine”, explores how today's decisions will shape tomorrow's cities, towns and communities. As Victoria responds to challenges including housing supply, climate adaptation, infrastructure investment and regional growth, the conference brings together practitioners to discuss the ideas that will influence the next generation of planning.

As part of our sponsorship, Eukai is supporting Lucy Saunders, founder of the Healthy Streets approach. Lucy is internationally recognised for developing an evidence-based framework that helps create streets where people can choose to walk, cycle and spend time, while improving health, wellbeing and place outcomes.

Healthy Streets has influenced transport and street design policy around the world and continues to shape how governments think about creating places that prioritise people alongside movement. If you’re interested reach out to James Laing.

More to come on who will be attending closer to the event!

Why this matters

The conversation around transport is shifting beyond moving people efficiently to creating healthier, more liveable and more resilient communities. The Healthy Streets approach aligns strongly with Eukai's work in movement and place, active transport, precinct planning and street design.

We're looking forward to connecting with clients, collaborators and the broader planning profession at the conference, while learning from leading practitioners from Australia and overseas.

We look forward to seeing you there, and if you didn’t see our video from last year, here it is (sound on):

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