Spatial Equity and Accessibility of Urban Green Spaces

Urban Green Spaces is an essential component of urban nature, protecting urban ecology and providing valuable social environment and economic benefits to urban residents.These benefits include improved physical and mental health, enhanced social interaction, increased biodiversity and reduced air and noise pollution.However, not all residents have equal access to UGS leading to social inequalities and environmental injustice.Ensuring equitable distribution of these spaces is to guarantee equal access to their advantages.Through a detailed literature review, key parameters that can be used to evaluate spatial equity and accessibility in UGS are recognized.The necessary data and tools for evaluation are also determined, along with guidelines for the minimum UGS availability.The study aims to develop a framework to analyse spatial equity and accessibility, aiming to reduce socio-economic disparities and improve access to UGS for urban populations.