Cross-Sector Collaboration for a Healthy Living Environment-Which Strategies to Implement, Why, and in Which Context? [PDF]
Int J Environ Res Public Health, 2020 Background: Working toward a healthy living environment requires organizations from different policy domains and nongovernment partners involved in public health and the living environment to collaborate across sectors. The aim of this study is to understand how this cross-sector collaboration for a healthy living environment can be achieved.
van Vooren NJE +4 more
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How to collaborate for health throughout the project timeline – a longitudinal study reflecting on implemented strategies in three projects for a healthy living environment [PDF]
BMC Public Health, 2023 Background When improving the health of local and regional populations, cross-sector collaboration between different policy domains, non-governmental organisations and citizens themselves is needed.
N. J. E. van Vooren +4 more
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Assessment of Doubly Disadvantaged Neighborhoods by Healthy Living Environment Exposure. [PDF]
Appl Spat Anal Policy, 2023 Good access to greenspace and healthy food has commonly been found to be positively associated with health outcomes, despite some studies finding no significant relationship between them. Examining inequalities in accessing greenspace and healthy food among different disadvantaged neighborhoods can help reveal the disadvantaged races/ethnicities in ...
Liu D, Kwan MP, Kan Z.
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The perceptions and priorities of professionals in health and social welfare and city planning for creating a healthy living environment: a concept mapping study [PDF]
BMC Public Health, 2021 Background It is helpful for collaboration if professionals from the field of health and social welfare and the field of city planning are aware of each other’s concepts of what a healthy living environment entails and what its components are. This study
Kristine Mourits +2 more
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Healthy Environment and Healthy Living in Urban China: An Emerging Field in Research [PDF]
Journal of Contemporary East Asia Studies, 2016 Chinese urban lifestyle has been drastic transformed due to the rapid urban expansion and motorization.
Lin Lin, Hongwei Jiang
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Considerations on the Right to a Healthy Living Environment [PDF]
Ovidius University Annals: Economic Sciences Series, 2016 Among the fundamental rights of "third generation" rights of solidarity, the right to a healthyand ecologically balanced environment is characterized by a special dynamicof its recognition andits legal guarantee.
Florica Brasoveanu
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Environment for Healthy Living
Urban Book Series, 2023 AbstractHow do we build a healthy vision of the future? What interventions should architects promote to support human health and well-being, and from where do we start? The paper discusses the concept of health in a broader vision through international documents, focusing on the area of action for architects, and stressing the crucial role of ...
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Examining the Built Environment for Healthy Living via Virtual Street Audits
Environmental Health Insights, 2022 During the fall 2019 and spring 2020 semesters, 156 MPH students enrolled in the Integrative Learning Experience at the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Public Health explored concepts of the built environment and health by auditing 2500 ...
Matthew Fifolt +5 more
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The space and the human right to healthy living environment [PDF]
Micro, Macro & Mezzo Geoinformation, 2017 Living space includes land and air space above the earth to the greatest heights, underground - from the surface to the greatest depths and water reservoirs - from their surface to the greatest depths to which living beings, reach them, staying alive and
Temelko RISTESKI
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Healthy urban living: Residential environment and health of older adults in Shanghai
Health and Place, 2017 A healthy residential environment, especially for older adults, has emerged as an important issue on political and planning agenda in China. This paper aims to investigate the direct and indirect impact of residential environment on the health of older adults in Shanghai, taking into account health-related behaviours, subjective well-being and socio ...
Yafei Liu, Martin Dijst, Jan Faber
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