“Healthy Cities” Best Match

...emphasize the interaction between climate change mitigation and adaptation, which are typically addressed separately. Preparing Cities for Climate Change By integrating mitigation and adaptation policy, Nordic cities aim to strengthen...

...where cities will continue to evaluate, measure and plan for their own health – to compete in a global environment. Investments in infrastructure help people in cities move, result in...

...and Transport; Digital Smart Cities; Behavioural Insights; and Inclusive Design and Dementia. The launch meeting for the expert support package for the Healthy New Towns programme was held in July....

...people with a sense of belonging but contribute to the cities overall strength in times of struggle? Municipalities around the world have joined the 100 Resilient Cities network to collaboratively...

...evidence-based guidance on how to create healthy neighbourhoods, towns and cities, particularly in places of population growth and new development. IBI Architect and Studio Principal, Justin Harris, said: “We’re really...

...ensure a healthy mental state. Five simple steps that can make a big difference include: exercise, connections to nature, healthy eating, creativity, and learning. Many of these steps require a...

...draws on the firm’s experience designing smart cities and delivering intelligent transportation systems internationally, and sheds light on the key elements required for cities to develop and implement a successful...

...In a recent post, I argued that the increasing complexity of developed cities necessitates coordination between different urban infrastructures to ensure operational efficiencies and produce social well-being. I also mentioned...

...evolve into healthy communities that live, work and play in very different places than we see today in many of our cities. The focus of healthy communities will be ‘people’,...