Healthy Cities 2.0. One Planet Cities
- Traditionally, health promotion and 'healthy cities' have understood the importance of sustainability, but have neglected/excluded the ecological determinants of health.
- The population health promotion challenge of the 21st century is balancing how to live equitably in harmony and in good health in our one planet by thinking globally and acting locally.
- Urban areas in higher-income countries contribute to large emissions of pollutants and effects on global health; there is an urgent need to redistribute Earth’s resources equitably and a responsibility for healthier urban planning.
- Key aspects of eco-social Health. It goes beyond Climate change as often emphasized. It includes other germane aspects.
- The Great acceleration started in 1950 and as reported by the Millennium ecosystem to sustain the future generation can no longer be taken for granted
Ozone layer depletion
Resource depletion
Western Thinking
Interconnectedness
Species extinction
Pollution and ecotoxicity
Fresh Water
Forest
Fisheries
Food Land
Fossil Fuel
Ecological Determinant of Health
Ocean Acidification
Biocapacity
CO2 emissions
Vertebrate counts
Planetary boundaries
Climate change
Ecological footprint
Water
Food
Air
Fuel
UV radiation
Waste recycling
Stable Climate
Carbon Emissions
Concentrating Wealth
Organic
Civilizing Role
Diet
10 Principles
Systems
Local Economy & Equity
Culture & Community
GreenBuilt Neighbourhoods
Happiness & Health
Active Transport
Sustainable Water
Travel & Transport
Materials & Products
Zero Waste
Zero Carbon Energy
Modupe, Alanah, Amilya, Augustine
Anthropocene
Ecological
Human
Geological