Explore the critical intersection of urban green spaces, health economics, and air pollution in Delhi with this insightful book. Addressing the ecological stress faced by developing cities, it delves into reducing pollution risks to health, well-being, and livelihoods. Discover the multifaceted significance of urban green spaces – from economic and social benefits to psychological impacts. Through detailed fieldwork in Delhi, the authors identify pollution sources and assess green spaces’ role in mitigating adverse effects. The book examines the links between green spaces, development, urban health, and governance, offering global best practices and policy recommendations for ecological recovery. Essential reading for students, researchers, policymakers, and NGOs in environmental studies, public health, urban planning, and development.