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Comparative Study
[Hygienic and sanitary aspects in urban planning: contradiction in national and local urban legislation regarding public health].
- Lorenzo Capasso, Antonio Faggioli, Andrea Rebecchi, Stefano Capolongo, Maddalena Gaeta, Letizia Appolloni, Annamaria De Martino, and Daniela D'Alessandro.
- Gruppo di lavoro "Igiene edilizia", Società italiana di igiene, medicina preventiva e sanità pubblica (SItI).
- Epidemiol Prev. 2018 Jan 1; 42 (1): 60-64.
AbstractNowadays, the majority of world population lives in urban areas and this portion is going to increase in the coming decades. The health impact of urban areas is well established and described in scientific literature. Italian health and hygiene legislation dealing with urban health is fragmented and not coordinated with the regulation about environment and city planning. The overlapping of legal competences between different authorities and the conflict of attribution between the Central State and Regional Governments deeply contributed to generate uncertainty. The authors here analyse the Italian regulatory framework and depict its lacks in terms of public health protection.
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