Health impacts of urban development: key considerations

Anthony Guy Capon

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The urban environment is an important determinant of health. Health impact assessment is a tool for systematic analysis of the health consequences of urban development and management. This paper identifies key considerations, including opportunities for physical activity, food access and local economic development. Time use by urban residents has health implications. The schedule for infrastructure development in new release areas (in particular transport, education and health infrastructure) also has health implications. Health impacts should be considered a primary outcome of urban development and management.

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2002Planning local economic development: theory and practice 2005Urban sprawl and public health: designing, planning, and building for healthy communities 2007Checklist for healthy and sustainable communities

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2019Systems approaches for localising the SDGs: co-production of place-based case studies 2010The Healthy Built Environments Program: a joint initiative of the NSW Department of Health and the University of NSW

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