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Urban planning and sustainable architecture play a crucial role in achieving eco-friendly cities by integrating environmental, social, and economic considerations into city design. Urban planning focuses on creating a structured, efficient, and adaptable layout for cities, addressing issues such as population density, transport systems, and land use, while promoting sustainable practices. Sustainable architecture, on the other hand, involves designing buildings that minimize environmental impact through energy-efficient systems, renewable resources, and eco-friendly materials. Together, urban planning and sustainable architecture contribute to eco-friendly cities by: Reducing carbon emissions through smart transportation networks, green building standards, and renewable energy sources.Enhancing green spaces and promoting biodiversity by incorporating parks, urban forests, and green roofs into city layouts. Promoting resource efficiency by encouraging recycling, water conservation, and the use of sustainable construction materials.Improving the quality of life for residents by fostering cleaner air, better public spaces, and more livable environments. These efforts help create cities that not only reduce their ecological footprint but also ensure a healthier, more resilient environment for future generations.