Do pedestrian safety improvements affect older adults' health and social outcomes equitably? A quasi experiment in Singapore
Pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods are believed to encourage greater social participation, community engagement, and sense of social inclusion, which are important to older individuals at higher risk of being socially isolated. However, most studies on neighborhood walkability, social participation a...
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2024
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