A second generic feature of emerging-market cities is that dense concentrations of poverty help create fragile environments that spawn civil disorders, resulting in death and injuries. But a recent symposium at Oxford University concluded that emerging-market cities could improve and maintain urban health by capturing the inherent advantages of concentration, coordinating health policies and programs, adopting successful innovations, reforming health education and training, and developing improved planning processes.
第二个特征是，城市贫困人口集中地区环境脆弱，动荡不安，极易引发动乱，造成人员伤亡。但牛津大学最近的研讨会上却得出结论说，新兴市场城市可以采取措施改善和维持城市健康状况，这些措施包括充分利用人口集中的先天优势，协调卫生政策和方案，采纳成功的创新体系，改革医疗教育和培训，继续推进城市规划进程。