RTPI paper setting out that planning is critical to promoting healthy cities, and that health and wellbeing need to be at the core of how we design and develop cities.

The rise of health challenges such as non-communicable diseases, combined with urbanisation taking place on an unprecedented scale, means that cities will be the places that help to determine the health and wellbeing of the majority of the population in the twenty-first century.

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