Environmental resilience, livability, and public health cannot be of more importance in today’s world. Environmental resilience states the capacity of ecosystems and communities to withstand and recover from environmental shocks and stresses, such as climate change, natural disasters, and pollution. It is crucial because a resilient environment ensures the sustainability of ecosystems, promotes biodiversity and safeguards essential ecosystem services that support human well-being.

Livability, on the other hand, focuses on creating cities and communities that contribute to a high quality of life. This includes factors such as access to green spaces, clean air, safe and walkable neighborhoods, efficient transportation systems, and social amenities. A livable environment enhances physical and mental well-being, promotes social cohesion, and stresses the importance of the presence of a sense of belonging and pride within communities.