Creating liveable cities
Making liveable, doable - a new approach to city planning
Struggling with inequitable access to infrastructure and services, many Australians are living without the support they need to successfully live, work and play.
And as our population grows, so does the pressure on our cities: today the average worker in an Australian capital city spends over six weeks a year commuting.
It’s time for an urban planning mindshift
City planning must be based on a broader set of data than mere population size and growth. We need to focus on creating inclusive cities where everyone, regardless of income, can prosper and thrive.
We need smarter infrastructure that connects us to the people and places we love. Most importantly, we must think big while never losing sight of the little things that make life great.
How we can help
We’ve collaborated with Kinesis, the urban analytics and modelling experts to create a citizen centric data-driven city planning tool called City Maker that can help local councils, Government and communities work together to solve the challenges caused by massive growth.
By better understanding infrastructure pain-points, transport efficiency, congestion and housing needs we’re creating insights that will help create connected cities that don’t just work, but flow.
Why PwC?
The most important problems are better solved together. PwC leads the market in identifying and assembling the right mix of collaborators, advisers, subject matter experts and technology, together with our people, to deliver innovative solutions. Through the power of many minds, insights become impact, opportunities become outcomes and Australia prospers.
Contact us
National Leader for Government, Health and Infrastructure, PwC Australia
Tel: +61 3 8603 1168
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