Glasgow Centre for Population Health (GCPH), established in 2004, is a resource to generate insights and evidence, to create new solutions and provide leadership for action to improve health and tackle inequality. GCPH works across the boundaries of research, policy, implementation and community life to shape a healthier future for Scotland. It focuses on bringing people with different perspectives together to commit to fresh thinking and approaches to improve Glasgow's health through its twelve work programmes.
Based in Glasgow, the GCPH has a focus on the particular characteristics of this city, but we believe that our approaches and learning will have implications for other cities and regions.
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April update from GCPH
The latest update from GCPH is available to download now |
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Equally Well Govanhill test site
Download the interim learning theme illustrations from the Govanhill Equally Well test site |
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Participatory Budgeting - learning from Govanhill Equally Well test site
The role of Participatory Budgeting in promoting localism and mobilising community assets. But where next for Participatory Budgeting in Scotland? |
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