Defining Liveability
Push & Pull Factors
Active Transport
Global Initiatives
100

What does “liveability” mean?

How well you can happily live in a place.

100

Is “good job opportunities” a push factor or a pull factor?

Pull

100

What is active transport?

Walking, cycling, or other forms of human-powered transport.

100

What city is famous for its cycling culture in the Netherlands?

Amsterdam

200

Which city was the world’s most liveable in 2025?

Copenhagen

200

What is three push factors that makes people leave a place?

Crime, housing prices, limited transport, limited education facilities

200

How does active transport help the environment? Give two reasons

Reduces air pollution, greenhouse gases, and traffic congestion.

200

What are Barcelona’s superblocks designed to reduce?

Traffic and pollution.

300

Name 5 factors that can impact the liveability of a place

Students own answers
300

What is are three pull factor that would attract someone to the suburb of Corinda? 

Good schools, sense of community, green spaces etc.

300

Give one example of an active transport initiative in Brisbane.

CityCycle, e-scooter hire, Riverwalk, cycling paths.

300

Name two benefits of Amsterdam’s cycling network.

Safer travel, less congestion, healthier citizens, cleaner environment.

400

Explain how green spaces improve liveability.

They provide recreation, improve air quality, reduce heat, and improve wellbeing.

400

Name two challenges to Brisbane’s liveability

Flooding, traffic congestion, housing affordability.

400

If Brisbane wanted to copy Barcelona’s superblocks, what might be a challenge?

Brisbane’s car dependence, city layout, or resistance from drivers.

500

Compare two people (a high school student vs. an elderly person). How might their perceptions of liveability differ?

A child may value schools and parks, while an elderly person may value healthcare and quiet neighbourhoods.

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