This document outlines the efforts of a public health engineering group to make their city the healthiest city. It discusses improvements made across several key fields over 20 years. The process involved 3 phases: an initial 5-year phase for planning and campaigning, an 8-year phase to start major projects and research, and a final 7-year phase to analyze systems and plan for the future. As a result of focused efforts in areas like the environment, transportation, waste control, and public awareness, the city has seen significant reductions in air and water pollution and increases in green spaces.

1. Healthy and Active City
Public Health Engineering

2. Group Members
• Ahmad Sallar
• Motasim Goraya
• M.Umair
• Rizwan Jabbar
• Tariq Rehman
• Umar Maqsood
• Uzair Maqbool
• Waleed Ali Awan
• Ziyad Rasheed

3. Introduction
• Our City is being awarded as the healthiest City
• The struggle for the healthiest city started 20 years
before
• Several field were selected for improvement
• Pattern
– Improved fields
– Process of achieving the Goal

4. Fields
• Environment
– Initial Conditions (Air Pollution 70.83 AQI, Water Pollution 68.75 WQI)
– Presently Air Pollution below 25 AQI, Water Pollution below 22
 Processes:
– Govt. and Private Collaboration (New Laws and Application)
– Advance Technologies (Reuse materials, Industrial Filtration tech.)
– Green Roofs
(More than 35% of City is Green)
– Sustainable Water System
(Filtering and Reuse)
– CO2 reduction technique

5. Transportation
• Major cause of air and Noise pollution
• Congested roads and Heavy traffic in Past
 Processes
• Metro Service
• Use of Electrical driven vehicles
• Underground Roads
• Pollution absorbing roads
• Heavy taxation on fossil fuel

6. Waste Control
• Waste control serious issue
• Large Landfills around the city, waste density was about 102.3kg/m 3
 Processes
• Advance Landfills (Digesters)
• Scientific and industrial development
• Reusing techniques ( industrial waste)
• Awareness in people

7. Local Population
• Initially people were unaware
• No concern about the environment
 Process
• Campaign to make them aware
• Divide the population in partitions
• Intercity competition Program
• Involve them in the process
• Technology based medical facities

8. Path of Achieving Goal
• The total Project is divided in three Phases

9. Phase-1
• 5 year Duration
 Team making and initial Planning
 Campaigning
 Arrangement of initial funding

10. Phase-2
• 8 year Duration
 Start of Mega Projects
 Advance Researches
 Future Planning
 Initial Cleaning Programs

11. Phase-3
• 7 year Duration
 Finalizing of Projects
 Analysis of Systems
 Loop holes
 Future Planning