利用参与式研究评估服务不足社区的社区共同设计、维护和绿色空间所有权

Lizzie Caperon, R. McEachan, Charlotte Endacott, S. Ahern
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绿色空间有利于健康,绿色空间的共同设计对于允许社区参与其发展并鼓励其使用至关重要。然而,迄今为止,关于确保社区共同设计、维护和拥有绿色空间的最有效方法的证据有限。参与性的方法,如带着光声的样带行走,提供了一个探索这些问题的机会。本研究描述了英国布拉德福德一个贫困的多民族地区的原始参与式项目,该项目旨在使用创新的参与式方法来探索绿色空间的维护、共同设计和所有权如何影响其健康效益的使用。参与式方法将用于探索当地社区对当地绿色空间的看法和满意度。在为期3年的纵向定性研究中,将进行三个阶段的数据收集。每个阶段将在英国布拉德福德的四个绿地地点使用带影像语音和半结构化访谈的样带行走(n= 24)和焦点小组(参与者n=40)。
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Evaluating Community Co-Design, Maintenance and Ownership of Green Spaces in Underserved Communities Using Participatory Research
Green space is beneficial for health, and the co-design of green spaces is vital to allow community input into their development and encourage their use. However, to date there is limited evidence about the most effective ways to ensure the co-design, maintenance and ownership of green spaces by communities over time. Participatory methods such as transect walks with photovoice offer an opportunity to explore these issues. This study describes an original participatory project in a deprived, multi-ethnic part of Bradford, UK, which aims to use innovative participatory methods to explore how the maintenance, co-design and ownership of green spaces affect their use for health benefits. Participatory methods will be used to explore local community perceptions of and satisfaction with their local green spaces. Three phases of data collection will be conducted in a longitudinal qualitative study spanning 3 years. Each phase will use transect walks with photovoice and semi-structured interviews (n= 24), and focus groups (participant n=40) in four green space locations in Bradford, UK.
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