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An international research program to drive change toward healthier and more sustainable cities
The Cussh research project outlines a framework for action to help cities combine sustainable development with public health.
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The expertise of urban planners and public health experts complements one another [Interview].
Urban planning agencies are incorporating health as a key factor to consider.
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Disadvantaged Neighborhoods: Urban Renewal to Combat Health Inequalities
Health impact assessments (HIAs) were conducted on urban renewal projects in priority neighborhoods under the urban policy in Villeurbanne (Les Buers) and Grenoble/Échirolles (Les Villeneuves).
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A tool for assessing the impact of urban projects on residents' health and health disparities
Health researchers and urban planners join forces to prevent inequalities in urban planning.
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In Besançon: An Eco-Friendly, Gender-Inclusive Schoolyard [Interview].
The city of Besançon is renovating its school playgrounds to improve children's quality of life.
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Glasgow: A tool helps local communities discuss climate change from the perspective of health and well-being
The Scottish tool for assessing the impact of development on quality of life is used in 12 countries.
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La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland: Significantly Reducing Car Traffic in the City Center [Interview].
La Chaux-de-Fonds has redesigned its downtown area to benefit pedestrians and cyclists. Vehicle traffic has been reduced and speed limits lowered to cut down on noise pollution and air...
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Pontevedra, Spain: Pedestrians Take Center Stage, Cars Reduced to the Bare Minimum [Interview].
The Spanish city of Pontevedra in Galicia has drastically reduced car traffic in its downtown area in favor of pedestrians and cyclists. Two out of every three trips are made on foot. As...
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Lahti, Finland: Promoting well-being while reducing biodiversity loss and climate change
Lathi prioritizes walking, cycling, physical activity, and healthy eating.
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Quebec: Sherbrooke Assesses the Impact of Its Downtown Revitalization on Health Inequalities
Renovating a working-class downtown area without driving away low-income residents.
