Medellín, Colombia, utilized participatory urban planning to reduce violence and improve health outcomes in marginalized neighborhoods. By involving residents in redesigning public spaces and improving transit access, the city addressed social determinants like safety and mobility, leading to enhanced mental health and decreased crime. This case underlines the importance of community engagement and inclusive development policies in fostering health equity.
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