On November 10, Professor Gong Peng, dean of the Faculty of Science of Tsinghua University, director of the Department of Earth System Science, and vice president of the China Institute of New Urbanization was invited to attend the "International Conference on Sustainable Development and Healthy Cities" sponsored by the National Development and Reform Commission, City and Township Center for Reform and Development, the World Health Organization and Tsinghua University's China Institute of New Urbanization.

Prof. Gong Peng makes a keynote speech on "Healthy City Construction and Urban Efficient Management"

At the seminar, Prof. Gong Peng conducted an in-depth analysis on the development of healthy cities and explored the major challenges in the construction of healthy cities. Taking the existing problems in the infrastructure construction of university campuses as an example, he pointed out the promotion direction and development space for the construction of healthy cities in the future. He pointed out that building a healthy city needs systematic scientific support. The healthy development of healthy cells, healthy communities and healthy cities is the only way leading to healthy China. Based on the multi-level and trans-regional characteristics of citizens' health development, we should optimize the living-working-leisure layout and strengthen the close division of labor and close cooperation among urban departments such as urban planning management, design and construction, and environmental protection. At the same time, encourage citizens to vigorously participate in the construction of healthy cities from the bottom up. Urban planning and design must take the global or regional perspective into consideration and predict the future population, economy and life style from the overall view, multidisciplinary and quantitative aspects.

Xu Lin, director of the National Development and Reform Commission, City and Small Towns Reform and Development Center, delivered a speech

Xu Lin, Director of the Center for Urban Reform and Development of Small Cities and Towns, National Development and Reform Commission; Kasai Takeshi, Director of Planning and Management, WHO Regional Office for the Western Pacific; and Zhang Yong, Deputy Director, CDC, National Health and Family Planning Commission, made speeches respectively from the aspects of national policies, international experience and the construction of China's healthy city index system.

Zhang Yong, deputy director of the CDC, made a speech

London School of Hygienic Tropical Medicine, CAFA Urban Design and Innovation Institute, Gail Studio, National Center for Housing and Living Engineering and Technology, Melbourne Polytechnic University, World Resources Institute, China Urban Planning and Design Institute Transportation Branch and related research institutions, Zhangjiajie City, Yanji City, Libo County of Guizhou Province and other government leaders, Qingsong Community, Beijing Zhongguokuo Kang, Tai'an and other health enterprises, and Tan Xiaochuan, assistant director of China's New Urbanization Institute attended the seminar.

Tan Xiaochuan, assistant to president of China Institute of New Urbanization, attended the seminar

National Development and Reform Commission Cities and Small Towns Reform and Development Center is an institution directly under the Chinese National Development and Reform Commission. Since its establishment in 1998, the center has participated in the drafting and consultation on the urbanization policy documents of the Central Government, the State Council and other relevant departments. Responsible for guiding the development of pilot cities and towns across the country. It has helped hundreds of governments at all levels to formulate plans for economic and social development, space and land use planning, and multi-disciplinary alliances. Set up a financial platform and an international cooperation platform between cities and enterprises and cities to serve urbanization, urban development and smart city construction. Organized numerous large-scale high-level international forums on urbanization and urban development. Is a new type of urbanization in the field of high-end think tank.