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Healthy Cities: restored archive of the Making Cities Liveable conference series and the later Healthy Cities blog.

Abstract Submission

We welcome your contribution to the Making Cities Liveable Conference 2016 by submitting an abstract for the conference program.

Please submit your abstract by completing the required fields below. Authors should select their preferred presentation style (oral, poster, workshop), identify the topic which is most appropriate to their abstract and which stream their abstract should be considered for.

Please check your details carefully and the accuracy of the abstract which may be used in publications for the conference. Once you have ensured all the details are correct, please press the Submit Your Abstract button.

By submitting your abstract, you accept the terms and conditions of the conference. Accepted presenters must register for the Conference to be included in the Program.

For any further information contact the Conference Secretariat ([email protected])

Principal Speaker

Co-Authors are all those who contributed to the paper.

Co-Presenters (those registering and presenting at the conference) are to be entered on the next screen
The archive at a glance
10conference editions, 2008–2017
1,472pages restored from the archive
120+later blog articles preserved
3eras of the site in one place
About the archive

Healthy Cities & Making Cities Liveable

From 2008 to 2017 this site was the online home of the Healthy Cities and Making Cities Liveable conferences — a decade of programs, keynote speakers, venues and abstracts on healthier, more liveable urban places.

In later years the site continued as a blog covering health, homes and everyday city living. This restoration preserves all of it — the conference pages, the articles and the photos — as a static archive you can browse and search.

A Making Cities Liveable conference session in progress

Explore the Healthy Cities conference archive

Browse the programs, speakers and venues of ten conference editions, or search the restored articles — questions about the archive are welcome.