World Urbanism Day
World Urbanism Day, November 8th, acknowledges and promotes the importance of planning and establishing livable communities. World Town Planning Day is also known as the day.
Urbanism refers to how people of urban areas interact with the built environment. Urban areas include towns, cities, and other places with higher populations. The primary goal of urban planning is to ensure that the neighborhood is safe and livable for its residents. Urban planning also ensures orderly growth.
- These common attributes: The most livable and healthy communities in the United States all have these common characteristics: These common characteristics:
- Residents of Provide residents with a high quality of life
- Strive to maintain or raise the country's economy and the quality of its environment
- Residents of the desire to improve the health of its residents
- Residents of a variety of housing options are available to its residents
- Several walking, biking, and being outdoors are all popular places for walking, biking, and being outdoors
- Make public transportation readily available and affordable for all who need it
- Contain schools, grocery stores, shopping malls, parks, recreation centers, and fitness centers are among the Contain schools, grocery stores, shopping malls, shopping malls, shopping malls, parks, recreational areas, and fitness centers
- Socies are more able to cope with population growth and climate change when all of these conditions are present, societies are more able to cope with population growth and climate change
Some of the world's most livable cities include Osaka, Tokyo, Perth, Zurich, Geneva, Melbourne, and Brisbane. Some of the world's most livable cities include Osaka, Tokyo, Perth, Zurich, Zurich, Geneva, Melbourne, and Brisbane. Auckland, New Zealand, is the city on the list. New Zealand's top of the list is Auckland, New Zealand. Town planners in these towns must be doing a fantastic job! On the other end of the spectrum, the least liveable cities include Tripoli, Algiers, Dhaka, Port Moresby, and Lagos. Syria's Damascus, the world's least livable city, is the capital of Damascus.
How to celebrate #worldurbanismday
Planning associations around the world host educational activities to help the public understand the importance of urban planning. During such activities, residents are encouraged to join public health networks and get involved in urban planning initiatives in their communities. To participate: To participate: To participate: To participate: You must register: To participate:
- For example, better accessibility for the disabled or more walking paths, among other things that could be improved in your neighborhood
- Participate in urban planning by attending city council and county commissioner meetings
- Jane Jacobs, Lewis Mumford, Robert Moses, and Naomi Klein are among the influential urbanists, including Jane Jacobs, Lewis Mumford, Robert Moses, and Naomi Klein
- Find out where your neighborhood ranks on healthy and livable cities
With #WorldUrbanismDay, spread the word for this day on social media.
History of a world urbanism day has a rich tradition
In 1949, the University of Buenos Aires' late Professor Carlos Maria della Paolera established World Town Planning Day. He was both a civil engineer and a member of Argentina's national geography committee. In later years, the day became known as World Urbanism Day. Today more than 30 countries on four continents participate.
