Place and Liveability

2. The quality of a person’s daily life, including happiness, health, and comfort.
5. The quality of a person’s daily life, including happiness, health, and comfort.
6. A service provided by governments or communities such as education, healthcare, or transport.
7. The physical and human characteristics that make one place different from another.
10. Type of transport that moves large numbers of people, such as buses and trains.
12. A plan created by governments to manage how land and resources are used in cities and towns.
15. A type of housing where multiple families or people live in separate units in one building.
16. A method of gathering data by asking people questions about their opinions or experiences.
18. The movement of people from rural areas to cities.
19. A factor that attracts people to live in a particular area (e.g. good climate, jobs).
20. An area’s availability of shops, schools, parks, and recreational spaces.

1. When people participate in decision-making about their local area.
3. The natural features of the land, such as mountains, rivers and coasts.
4. Improvements made to make a place more enjoyable, safe, or convenient to live in.
8. A person’s feeling of belonging or attachment to a place.
9. The way a place meets the needs and desires of people who live there.
11. The natural and built surroundings where people live.
13. The study of places and the relationships between people and their environments.
14. A factor that discourages people from living in a particular area (e.g. high crime, pollution).
17. The term for uneven access to resources, services, or opportunities between groups of people.
19. A location where people live, work, and interact.