The Concept of Place and Livability · Human Geography

Measuring Livability

Exploring the quantitative and qualitative indicators used to rank the world's most livable cities.

Key Questions

  1. 1What factors contribute most to a person's sense of wellbeing in a city?
  2. 2How do livability rankings differ depending on who is being asked?
  3. 3Why might a city rank high for infrastructure but low for social connection?

ACARA Content Descriptions

AC9G7K04
Year: Year 7
Subject: Geography
Unit: The Concept of Place and Livability
Period: Human Geography

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