Abstract
Focuses on the evolution of the modern healthy cities or communities movement since its inception in 1986. Aspects of the movement's history since 1843; Growth of the healthy cities concept from a small European project to a worldwide phenomenon; Prospects for the future; Economic and human development; Intersectoral partnerships; Local government and community involvement; Healthy and sustainable communities.
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Hancock, T. (1997). Healthy cities and communities: Past, present, and future. National Civic Review, 86(1), 11–21. https://doi.org/10.1002/ncr.4100860104
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