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September 1, 2010

Location San Francisco California

Organization San Francisco Department of Public Health

The San Francisco Department of Public Health undertook a health impact assessment (HIA) to provide information on the planning of a public housing redevelopment. The effort was part of an initiative to link housing and public health goals in the San Francisco area. Other similar HIAs—addressing redevelopment of Potrero and Westside Courts public housing sites— focused on issues such as housing affordability and access to transit and jobs.

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At A Glance

Status:

Completed
Publication date:

2010, September
Decision-making levels:

Local
Sectors:

Housing, Planning and zoning
Additional topic areas:

Planning, Redevelopment
Drivers of health:

Family and social support, Safe, affordable, and healthy housing, Safe and accessible active transportation routes, Safe and affordable public transit
Affected populations:

Children, Economically disadvantaged
Community types:

Urban
Research methods:

Qualitative research, Quantitative research
Funding source:

Other funding