Sensors Installation in three Belgrade Demo Locations
Recently, the Belgrade team led by the Stari Grad Municipality and the medical teams from the Institut for Public Health Batut and the Clinical Hospital Dragiša Mišović Dedinje, completed the work on installing the in situ sensors in three demo
HEART’s 4th Plenary Meeting
Heading towards the second reporting period that is, the review meeting after 36 months of the project running, the HEART team had its fourth plenary meeting that took place in Aarhus, Denmark. The plenary hosts were the Region Midtjylland Rehabilitation Center
Air pollution and children’s health
As the European Environment Agency recently published in their article, air pollution affects everyone, but children and adolescents are particularly vulnerable because their bodies, organs, and immune systems are still developing.
The Role of Urban Planning in Public Health and Wellbeing
The relationship between urban design and human health has been repeatedly established.
Examining the Environment and the Community – The HEART Ways
Just about halfway through, the HEART project has reached the point where its goals and values are recognized and supported by the citizens who will dedicate their time and attention to participating in a comprehensive clinical study.
Improving Urban Health, Biodiversity, and the Environment: HEART Contributions to the EU 2030 Biodiversity Strategy
We, as humans, depend on biodiversity for many of our resources. Nature is not only important for our physical and mental wellbeing, but it is also a significant component for society’s ability to cope with global change, health threats and
Belgrade: The Voices of Older People To Be Heard
Local Press ReleaseAlong with its sister cities, Athens and Aarhus, the City of Belgrade (Belgrade Municipality of Stari Grad) conducted a detailed survey, engaging local residents to gather their insights, hopes, and challenges of the designated demo sites. In this
Athens: The Gamification of Health
Local Press Release A voluminous interactive workshop was held recently in Athens, gathering citizens who are frequent users of the HEART demo location, the Pedion Areos Park. These visitors come here for a variety of reasons and needs, have different expectations
How can water improve our mental health
"We know that people are more likely to experience mental health disorders in areas with greater population density. Overcrowding, pollution, urban violence, and less social support may all be contributing factors, and this is becoming more of a challenge as
The first six-month HEART cross-section
The first HEART plenary meeting was held remotely