Urban Health Governance

Urban Health Governance refers to the systems and processes that cities use to manage and improve the health of their populations. It involves coordinating efforts among various stakeholders—like government agencies, healthcare providers, and community organizations—to address health issues shaped by urban living, such as pollution, access to healthcare, and housing conditions. Effective urban health governance ensures that policies and services meet the needs of diverse communities, promoting health equity and well-being for all residents. By focusing on the unique challenges of urban environments, it aims to create healthier cities for everyone.