An Agora of Healthier Walkable Cities: Active Neighborhoods & the CIP Healthy Communities Policy

This session brought to light the most recent best practices in environmental health to respond to emergent trends. Further on, the panel discussed highlights and resources for systematic reviews supporting planning decision making and evidence based decisions, and the European network of “Living Lab” a new approach to a multidisciplinary concept to support innovation, urban planning and architecture for a healthier, walkable built environment.

Presented by: CIP’s Healthy Communities Committee & the National Collaborating Centre for Environmental Health

Presenters: Olimpia Pantelimon MCIP, RPP, MOUQ; Lydia Ma & Tina Chen