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The role of green productive community in healthy urban planning

Building healthy cities is facing urbanization challenges. The reason lies in the problems of excessive scale and lack of flexibility in the structure and function of the city at present. It is necessary to adopt a distributed network pattern with hierarchical systems and a systematic planning strategy with production functions. First of all, determine the role of community-scale as the basic unit in health care and disaster prevention and mitigation. Secondly, it analyzes the health potential of productive strategies and demonstrates its health security ability in daily relaxation state and abnormal emergency state through the case of urban agricultural practice. Finally, it is proposed to formulate health planning strategies with systematic thinking, and on the basis of using the implantation and reorganization of productive functions to increase the resilience and sustainability of the system, the full integration of productive systems into healthy urban planning is more helpful to give full play to its role.