Urban Health Infrastructure

Urban health infrastructure refers to the systems and services within cities that support public health and healthcare delivery. This includes hospitals, clinics, and emergency services, as well as public health programs, sanitation, and transportation networks that ensure people can access care. Effective urban health infrastructure is essential for managing diseases, responding to health emergencies, and improving the overall health of city residents. By providing the necessary resources and facilities, it helps cities meet the health needs of their populations and promotes a healthier urban environment.