Healthy cities and the planning treatments used to confront epidemics/international experiences

As COVID-19 wreaks havoc on cities and neighborhoods, the globe is learning new methods to solve issues and prevent the potential repercussions of pandemics of revolutionary proportions and negative effects on people and well-being in the future. It therefore becomes extremely important to consider re-examining how regions and cities are planned, designed, built and maintained. As the problem of the study crystallized (the lack of measures and treatments used for cities that make them flexible in light of the great challenges As a result of the spread of epidemics), the study adopted a hypothesis indicating that (there is a link between urban planning and achieving health in cities during and after the epidemic). The primary goal of the research is to (identify the treatments and planning mechanisms used within the city to reduce the spread of epidemics in cities and to reach healthy cities). Through a review of the published literature, we hope to present an overview of COVID-19 research connected to cities in this paper. To present approaches and treatments for the development of healthy urban planning practices, Providing examples of cities using a healthy city strategy and standards of human behavior to prevent the spread of the epidemic.