Title |
Política de promoção da saúde e planejamento urbano: articulações para o desenvolvimento da cidade saudável
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Published in |
Ciência & Saúde Coletiva, June 2016
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DOI | 10.1590/1413-81232015216.10812016 |
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Authors |
Ana Maria Girotti Sperandio, Lauro Luiz Francisco, Thiago Pedrosa Mattos |
Abstract |
The National Health Promotion Policy (PNPS) defines strategies for devising inter-sectoral public policies that ensure the development of healthy cities. Urban planning constitutes a tool to improve the quality of life and enhance health promotion. Using the studies and cooperation actions conducted by the Urban Research Laboratory (LABINUR/FEC-Unicamp) as a reference, this article describes relevant aspects of the PNPS that have an interface with urban planning policies in Brazil. An increase in interdisciplinary and inter-sectoral measures related to the new PNPS after the passing of Ordinance 2.446/14 was identified, which include: mobility and accessibility; safe development (sanitation, housing and transport); healthy eating with social inclusion and reduction of poverty (community vegetable gardens); corporal activities and physical exercise and the enhancement of urban spaces. The conclusion drawn is that social participation, inter-sectoral activities and the role of the university are important aspects for the promotion of healthy cities. |
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