Urban Regeneration between Well-Being, Social Determinants and Sustainable Development Goals

From the beginning, the concept of public health is deeply connected to the social development of mankind, focusing on housing and now, during COVID-19 pandemic and the POST-COVID transition, we are witnessing the exacerbation of all those phenomena of social inequality that have clearly highlighted the structural lack of public spaces and services in the most disadvantaged areas of cities. It is therefore necessary to contribute to the improvement of the living conditions of the beneficiary populations not only to ensure the satisfaction of the primary needs for development, but also to make communities less vulnerable to the climate-environmental emer-gency. Actions outlined by the major international institutions, which through the UN 2030 Agenda provides for the integration of three dimensions of sustainable development—environmental, social and economic.