Assessing the distribution of green space and proposed solutions to enhance people's access to green space in Thanh Khe, Cam Le, Hai Chau districts, Da Nang City
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Urban green spaces (UGS) provide essential ecosystem services that enhance health, quality of life, and support the achievement of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, particularly Goals 3 and 11. However, equitable access to UGS remains a challenge in many urban areas. This study analyzes the accessibility of UGS for residents in three districts of Da Nang - Thanh Khe, Cam Le and Hai Chau - based on factors such as geographic distribution, transportation infrastructure, demographic characteristics, and green space functionality. Through field surveys and public feedback, the study assesses usage needs and perceived benefits related to physical and mental health, as well as social interaction. Based on these findings, the authors propose technology-integrated solutions for designing and managing UGS to improve equitable access, enhance community engagement, and promote smart, sustainable urban development.
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