Healthy Planning Guide
The Healthy Planning Guide provides a broad overview of development strategies for healthier communities. The guide links health risks (poor nutrition, lack of physical activity, etc.) to particular aspects of the built environment, highlighting policies to consider and specific “action steps” for public health professionals.
PHLP developed this guide in collaboration with the Bay Area Health Inequities Initiative as a companion resource to Partners for Public Health, which describes the many public agencies that make policy decisions affecting aspects of the built environment, and outlines the structure and decision-making process for each agency.
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- Policy Area:
- Built Environment
- Economic Development
- Land Use
- Involving Public Health in Climate Change Policy
- New Resources on Safe Routes to School Programs
- Economic Development and Redevelopment: A Toolkit on Land Use and Health
- Model California Joint Use Agreements
- Partners for Public Health
- Zoning Talking Points
- Getting Involved in Redevelopment
- Establishing Land Use Protections for Farmers' Markets