Community members co-developed a digital tool to measure walkability, emphasizing public involvement.
Members of the public were involved in this study in four key ways: co-development of the digital walkability tool, data collection using the digital walkability tool, sense-making and interpretation of findings from the digital walkability tool, and through interviews providing feedback on the tool.
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