Urban Livability
Definition
The quality of life in urban areas, influenced by factors such as housing, transportation, environment, and social services, aiming to enhance the well-being and satisfaction of urban residents.
Purpose
Enhance the well-being and satisfaction of urban residents by improving access to essential services, amenities, and a healthy environment.
Examples of Use
- Improving public transportation systems to enhance mobility and reduce congestion.
- Ensuring access to green spaces and recreational areas for physical and mental well-being.
- Providing affordable housing options to ensure diverse and inclusive communities.
- Enhancing urban infrastructure and public services to meet community needs.
- Promoting sustainable development practices to create healthy and resilient urban environments.
Related Terms
Notes
Urban livability is a key consideration in urban planning and policy-making, aiming to create environments that support the well-being and satisfaction of residents. It involves a holistic approach to improving various aspects of urban life, from housing and transportation to environmental quality and social services.
