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The Partnership for Healthy Cities presents news, stories, case studies and accomplishments from cities in its global network, whose leaders have taken on the role of urban health champions.
The city of Santiago was recently selected to join the Partnership for Healthy Cities Policy Accelerator, an initiative that will support a cohort of cities in the creation and adoption of sound public health policies.
With the city's smoke-free regulation, Bandung Mayor Oded M Danial hopes that Bandung tourism will be cleaner without cigarette smoke in public places.
The Chicago Department of Public Health led the creation of a new ‘community site selection tool’ that brings together data on tree canopy, air quality, land surface temperatures, economic hardship, and other factors, with support from the Bloomberg Philanthropies Partnership for Healthy Cities.
Major General Khaled Abdel Aal, Governor of Cairo, held a meeting with Dr. Naima Al-Qusair, representative of the World Health Organization in Egypt on the sidelines of the World Cities Day conference, held in Luxor on October 30 and 31.
Bogotá Mayor Claudia López has a message: the more cities join this work and the faster we act, the more lives we can save.
Warsaw is the first city in Poland to join the global network of 70 cities involved in projects to improve public health.
The City was selected by the Partnership for Healthy Cities’ Policy Accelerator initiative to target air monitoring and identify emissions sources and their impact on ambient air quality and health.
The Muscat Ministry of Health launched a Partnership-supported telemedicine program, both to facilitate safer COVID-19 questions and treatment and as a permanent public health service.
Amman, Jordan announced new smoke-free inspection protocols.
Head of Government Horacio Rodríguez Larreta reaffirmed the commitment of the City of Buenos Aires with the Partnership for Healthy Cities.