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Four Cities Cut Climate Risk and Save Millions on Health
Planet WinsMar 30

Four Cities Cut Climate Risk and Save Millions on Health

Cities around the world are proving climate action pays off in cold, hard cash and healthier residents. From London to Medellín, simple solutions are slashing hospital visits, boosting property values, and protecting millions from extreme heat.

Google News - Economic Growth3 min read
New Book Shows African Cities Leading Urban Health Innovation
InnovationMar 26

New Book Shows African Cities Leading Urban Health Innovation

A groundbreaking book reveals how Africa's fastest-growing cities are tackling health challenges through grassroots solutions and community-driven innovation. From motorcycle taxis in Kampala to policy experiments in Lagos, urban Africa is writing its own playbook for building healthier cities.

Google News - Africa Innovation2 min read
19 Cities Cut Air Pollution Up to 45% Since 2010
Planet WinsMar 18

19 Cities Cut Air Pollution Up to 45% Since 2010

Cities from Beijing to San Francisco have slashed toxic air pollution by up to 45% in just over a decade, proving clean air is achievable everywhere. The win shows urban areas worldwide have the tools to solve the air quality crisis right now.

Good News Network2 min read
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Community HeroesMar 4

Durban Health Teams Race to Treat 200 Homeless for TB

When nearly 200 homeless residents at Durban's North Beach camp tested positive for tuberculosis, health workers launched an urgent response to treat patients and stop the spread. The intervention reflects South Africa's commitment to fighting TB, which remains preventable and curable with proper care.

AllAfrica - Health2 min read
Nairobi Partners with Top Research Institute for Health
Health & WellnessJan 29

Nairobi Partners with Top Research Institute for Health

Nairobi just became East Africa's first city with a dedicated urban health research hub designed to catch diseases early and save lives. The five-year partnership between the city government and Kenya's top medical research institute will transform how 4.4 million residents access healthcare.

AllAfrica - Environment2 min read