Member Suggestion
Urban planning is key in the process of promoting healthy cities through changing built environments.
The Canadian Institute of Planners has created an annotated bibliography of research connecting urban planning, the built environment and health. Two issues of the bibliography are available, along with other publications.
Please feel free to take a look at this – and other – valuable resource!
(Source: Canadian Institute of Planners – Healthy Communities)
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Suggested Document
Planning for Healthy Communities - Issue 1
Canadian Institute of Planners – Healthy Communities Committee (2017). Planning for Healthy Communities - A Planner’s Prescription – Issue 1
Planning for Healthy Communities - Issue 2
Canadian Institute of Planners – Healthy Communities Committee (2017). Planning for Healthy Communities - A Planner’s Prescription – Issue 2
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