what is directly taken into account when assessing the quality of the environment:
1) Health and safety – the environment is free of pollution, chemical or biological pollutants. Means of protection against environmental hazards are available.2) Comfort and psychological comfort – open spaces, natural light, good ventilation and low noise levels. Give you the opportunity to enjoy the environment without feeling discomfort.
3) Aesthetics – space design, plants, landscaping and cleanliness. Visual appeal improves mood and reduces stress.
4) Ability for social interaction – easy access to public places and facilities for socialization. An environment that encourages interaction fosters a sense of belonging and well-being.
5) Environmental sustainability – the perception by a person that the environment is sustainable and stable. Existence of programmes to protect the environment and promote the rational use of resources.