The document outlines the characteristics of a healthy city and provides recommendations for building one. A healthy city is defined as a city with good economic, social, and environmental health where inhabitants earn a living wage and follow green living ideas. It recommends using renewable energy sources, reducing carbon production through initiatives like urban forestry and sustainable transportation. The document also advocates for locally grown organic food, green buildings, recycling programs, and raising public awareness to establish support and commitment from local governments to create a steering committee and action plan to develop sustainable healthy cities.

1. Healthy City

2. Group Members
• Aamir Bilal -01
• Aheed Naveed Ahmed-11
• Faisal Sarwar -100
• Farhan Iftikhar -217
• Hassan Malik
• Muhammad Adeel Rauf -88
• Nasir Ali -135
• Rana Jahanzaib Munir -148
• Zain -ul- Abdin -211

3. What is a healthy/active city?
• City with good economic,
social and environmental
health.
• Inhabitants earn a decent
living and less poverty.
• Greenliving ideas followed
by everyone.

4. Use Of Renewable Energy….
• Wind
• Solar
• Hydroelectricity
• Carbon neutral and negative
fuels
• Biofuels
• Photovoltaics

5. Least carbon production..
• Urban forestry initiatives.
• Mode of transportations with least carbon
footprint.
• Organic and locally grown food.
• Reduce, reuse and recycling of products.
• Moderate population.

6. Transportation..
• LPG cars
• Carpooling.
• Least use of personal vehicle.
• Maglev trains.
• Walking and cycling preferred for short
distance travelling.

7. Use Of Green Foods.
• Locally grown organic food used by most
inhabitants.
• Transportation of it polluting air, water and
soil.
• Vegetables to be used mostly.
The land it takes to feed a single cow could grow
enough food to feed many more people than the
meat produced from that cow

8. Green Buildings
• Constructing eco-friendly buildings.
• Least energy consumption.
• Efficiency in water use.
• Materials efficiency.

9. Recycling Of Materials.
• Use of bio degradable plastic bags.
• Reuse of treated waste water.
• Limited use of water resources.

10. How to build Healthy City
• Awareness of the Healthy Cities
• Establishing an intersectoral initial task force to
oversee a Healthy Cities project
• Building support mechanisms
• Strong commitment of the local government

11. • Volunteer Vacations.
• Appointing a steering committee
• Developing an action plan.
• Sustainable mechanisms

13. Any Question