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Eco-Salute Infrastructure and its Potentials for Health Promotion, Quality of Life and Well-Being in Urban Contexts: Conceptualization, Comparative Analysis and Review of Existing Evidence

2025-08-08

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This contribution introduces the novel concept of Eco-Salute Infrastructure in the Built Environment (ESI) as a framework for urban planning that focuses on promoting environmental health and improving human well-being. The ESI framework expands on previous concepts that explore the relationship between human well-being and urban design with the aim to create healthier cities and enhance people's quality of l...

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Literature Corpus work: 75212f61-b011-5fc0-a24d-6d5a419d3ef1
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202508.0622.v1

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