The associations between pro-environment behaviours, sustainability knowingness, and neighbourhood walkability among residents of Accra Metro in Ghana: A cross-sectional analysis

Physical activities such as walking are a form of transportation in the neighbourhood; people reach their destinations through walking. Research to date has substantially evidenced beneficial effects and other physical on health outcomes. From these perspectives, neighbourhood walkability behaviours that improve it play crucial role healthy transportation. To assess associations between pro-environment (i.e., socially responsible consumption (SRC) behaviour (PEB)) walkability, ascertain whether relationships moderated by sustainability knowingness. This study employed cross-sectional design with sensitivity analysis recommended steps against common methods bias. The participants were residents Accra Metropolitan Area (Accra Metro), Ghana. Self-reported questionnaires used gather data from 625 residents. Exploratory factor hierarchical linear regression present results. PEB SRC had positive association latter having stronger walkability. relationship was significantly strengthened Higher associated higher PEB, which means can contribute improved behaviours. Residents’ knowingness or knowledge about its importance enhance influence