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      <title><![CDATA[ Open Spaces 
 Signposting to policy, evidence and tools 
   Policy and guidance  
  Evidence base  
  Tools and resources  
  Links  
  The Evidence Base ]]></title>
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    Is the grass greener? Learning from international innovations in urban green space management: executive summary PDF  
 This report demonstrates how 11 cities from Melbourne and Minneapolis, to Curitiba in Brazil are improving their residents’ health, wealth and quality of life by investing in parks. 
 CABE 
 2004 
    Community networking project final report PDF  
 An analysis of the extent of community group involvement in parks and green spaces, helping to quantify the level and value of involvement, and identify the requirements to support such groups in the future. The report was widely publicised and seen as a benchmark study within the sector. 
 Green Space 
 November 2003 
    Building Health: Creating and enhancing places for healthy, active lives: What needs to be done? PDF  
 A collection of papers by leading experts and campaigners which examine how the design of towns, cities and buildings might encourage physical activity.  Building Health covers issues ranging from strategic and urban planning, to walking and cycling, to urban green space and building design. This project was done in partnership with Living Streets and CABE.  
 National Heart Forum 
 2007 
    Physical Activity and the built environment PDF  
 This CABE  briefing highlights opportunities for using the built environment – our streets and neighbourhoods, our parks and our workplaces – to reduce this burden on our health service. 
 CABE 
 2006 
    Urban Green Spaces and Mental Health PDF  
 Paper exploring the evidence base for the links between urban green space and mental health  
 UK MAB Urban Forum 
 2004 
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# Signposts
# Open Spaces
# The evidence base]]></description>
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