Effects of an urban regeneration program on related social determinants of health in Chile: A pre-post intervention study

López-Contreras, Natalia; Puig-Barrachina, Vanessa; Vives, Alejandra; Olave-Müller, Paola; Gotsens, Mercè

doi:10.1016/j.healthplace.2021.102511

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“…As in the above research flow, various spatial, economic, and social performance indicators have been developed to measure the performance of urban regeneration projects. In addition to this, effects such as the improvement of urban living environment [ 46 ], improvement of public services [ 15 , 47 ], modernization of urban infrastructure [ 48 ], increase of energy efficiency [ 49 ], quality of life and health [ 50 ], and rising demand for housing and land prices [ 45 ]; Glaeser, 2008) have been demonstrated as the positive effects of urban regeneration projects. These results need to be used both in terms of ‘effectiveness’ and ‘equity’ in the selection of future urban regeneration project sites.…”

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What keeps urban areas from declining? Comparison of before and after effects of the urban regeneration project for the Busan city in South Korea

Kang,

Kim,

Kim

2023

Heliyon

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What keeps urban areas from declining? Comparison of before and after effects of the urban regeneration project for the Busan city in South Korea

Kang,

Kim,

Kim

2023

Heliyon

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“…Therefore, many scholars define social capital in neighbourhood renewal drawing from Putnam [29], who classified it as bonding social capital (relationships among homogeneous groups), bridging social capital (relationships among heterogeneous groups) and linking social capital (relationships between different power classes). From the perspective of functionalism, scholars have described social capital based on its function [30][31][32][33][34]. This also comes from the definition proposed by scholars using social capital theory.…”

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“…In regard to trust among residents, almost all related research has committed to the view that trust is a way to realise community solidarity [55,56]. Previous studies have proven that trust is associated with several elements, i.e., social cooperation [57], social cohesion [58], and interconnection within communities [31].…”

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Social Capital in Neighbourhood Renewal: A Holistic and State of the Art Literature Review

Huang

Liu

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In the new era of sustainable urban development, neighbourhood renewal has received increasing attention. Social capital, which can be defined as the value embedded in the relationship between residents, plays a significant role in the process of neighbourhood renewal. However, within the current neighbourhood renewal knowledge domain, there is a lack of clear and systematic understanding of the various components that make up social capital, how they are formed, and how they impact neighbourhood renewal. With the rise in neighbourhood renewal projects worldwide, it has become increasingly important to facilitate better knowledge in this area. To this end, this study focuses on filling this knowledge gap. First, based on the review of 84 journal papers related to social capital in neighbourhood renewal, a research framework is developed for analysing social capital in the context of neighbour renewal. Using this framework as a lens, a critical review of the literature is then conducted. Finally, through an in-depth discussion, this study presents the main concepts of social capital, its formulation and its association with neighbourhood renewal. This review paper can be used as an important reference for researchers globally interested in the topic of social capital in neighbourhood renewal.

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“…During the 14th Five-Year Plan period, with the operation of the line under construction and the approval and implementation of the third-phase construction plan, it was expected that by the end of 2025, Xi'an will form an operating line network with a scale of more than 400 kilometers, and the number of operating stations will exceed 250, and subway traffic will account for public transportation. The share rate will reach more than 60%, and the construction of "Xi'an on the track" will gradually take shape [6,7] .…”

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Analysis of the Degree of Convenience of Xi'an Metro Station

Zeng¹,

Li²,

Jia³

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JARD

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Urban subways have developed rapidly in recent years and has gradually become the primary choice of public transportation in big cities. Subways can effectively alleviate urban traffic congestion and improve passengers’ green travel experience, especially in the old urban areas where urban space is limited, community facilities are aging and historical features are gathered. Subways play a huge role in guiding the expansion of urban space form and improving urban landscape environment. As the only channel for passengers to get in and out of the station, the subway entrance and exit act as a bridge. It is not only the transition space between the subway station space and the urban above ground space, but also an important node for the exchange and circulation of various elements in the urban space. In this paper, the influencing factors of subway entrance and exit space environments in the old city were investigated, and relevant basis for future planning, design, and construction of subway entrances and exits were provided. Firstly, the research results and shortcomings of subway entrance and exit channels were outlined. Secondly, based on the perspective of residents and passengers, this paper uses the analytic hierarchy process to determine six first-class evaluation indexes, including safety, convenience, practicability and aesthetics. This paper constructs the evaluation system of spatial environment index of subway station entrances and exits in the old urban area of Xi’an. Lastly, according to the evaluation results, the paper puts forward the targeted optimization strategies for the current situation of the entrance and exit space environment of the subway stations in the Xi’an.

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Effects of an urban regeneration program on related social determinants of health in Chile: A pre-post intervention study

Cited by 10 publications

References 26 publications

What keeps urban areas from declining? Comparison of before and after effects of the urban regeneration project for the Busan city in South Korea

What keeps urban areas from declining? Comparison of before and after effects of the urban regeneration project for the Busan city in South Korea

Social Capital in Neighbourhood Renewal: A Holistic and State of the Art Literature Review

Analysis of the Degree of Convenience of Xi'an Metro Station

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