Understanding the state of England's urban green space and its impact on people's health and well being
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Presentation given by Helen Beck, Public Space Research Advisor, CABE, GSNF, Aug 2010
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Understanding the state of England's urban green space and its impact on people's health and well being
- 1. Understanding the state of England’s urban green space and its impact on people’s health and well-being Helen Beck, Public Space Research Advisor, CABE
- 13. Thank you. Questions? [email_address] 0207 070 6793
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Black and minority ethnic communities fare worst. Areas with very few BME residents can have up to 11 times more green space than areas where more than 40% of the population are from black and minority ethnic groups. And the spaces they do have are morel likely to be of a low quality. If this discrepancy was in terms of the number of hospitals, or the number of schools, would people stand for this glaring inequality? This matters. It has a knock on effect on people’s health and wellbeing. It compounds the impact of deprivation.
- Shockingly less than 1 per cent of people living in social housing in our study said they used the green space on their estate.