Appendix3-QuestionnaireResults

Question 1 - The green and ‘open’ spaces in Copenhagen encourage me to be outside more

Question 2 - The green and ‘open’ spaces in Copenhagen have a positive effect on my health and wellbeing

Question 3 - The pedestrian routes throughout Copenhagen encourage me to be more active

Question 4 - The pedestrian routes throughout Copenhagen have a positive effect on my health and wellbeing

Question 5 - The cycle routes throughout Copenhagen encourage me to be more active

Question 6 - The cycle routes throughout Copenhagen have a positive effect on my health and wellbeing

Question 7 - In Copenhagen I walk / cycle more than using other transport (for example using trains, buses, or a car)

Question 8 - Copenhagen’s public squares/ plazas encourage me to spend more time outdoors

Question 9 - I often use Copenhagen’s public squares for meeting up and socialising with friends and family

Question 10 - There is clearly defined public seating in public squares throughout Copenhagen

Question 11 - There are clearly defined pedestrian routes to the university campus

Question 12 - There are clearly defined cycle routes to the university campus

The open text question (question 13) - “Explain more about any all of your responses above, and your thoughts on the importance of Copenhagen’s urban design to your health and wellbeing” - received 4 varied responses:

● “I never really thought about it all that much, but last summer I had a friend over from Toronto and he complimented the Danish/Copenhagen urban space a lot for being so pedestrian friendly. He said that it was clear that the government tried to promote more well-being by making open space areas where pedestrians can just sit and chill.

Compared to Toronto where the city doesn't afford chilling outside (lack of grass and benches etc. so that you would have to go to some kind of monetary establishment (cafe, bar, restaurant) and spend money in order to spend time alone or with friends.”

● “Convenience, price and safety in bicycle routes are especially important for encouraging bike use”

● “I don't find a lot of places in Copenhagen attractive, but maybe I just haven't found any of the hidden gems yet. I do feel like Copenhagen is mostly a transport by vehicle city, and I think that's a shame because I do think it has the potential to be a beautiful city with amazing open and green spaces but I just don't see those as it is right now”

● “In regards to everything that covers being more active, well being and so on, it all has to do with the weather for me. If I didn't have the open spaces in Copenhagen, I would just go somewhere else to be outside and active.”