The work shared here is part of a Kāinga ORA Urban Wellbeing [K-ORA] research programme focused on urban wellbeing and regeneration in a complex context of crisis and opportunity: climate and a wider ecological emergency, social and intergenerational inequity, and radical technological transformation create the conditions for necessary regenerative change.

The research programme, funded by the Building Homes Towns and Cities National Science Challenge, explores how cities can thrive and be catalysts for this change through a process of just regenerative transitions in ecological, energy, economic, community and built environment systems.