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Search term: equally well
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Local Evaluation Plan for the Govanhill Equally Well Test Site April 2010 | Report This document sets out the local evaluation plan for the Govanhill Equally Well Test Site, specifically for the work of the Govanhill Neighbourhood Management Group.
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Interim Evaluation of the Govanhill Equally Well Test-site July 2011 | Report Partnership Approaches to Address Local Health Inequalities - An interim evaluation of the Govanhill Equally Well Test-site
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Equally Well Glasgow Test Site: Summary and Key Evaluation Findings June 2011 | Report A summary of the test site approach, research methodology and key findings identified through internal and external evaluations of test site work.
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Equally Well Govanhill test site - interim learning theme illustrations January 2012 | Report Partnership approaches to address local health inequalities - Interim learning theme illustrations from the Govanhill Equally Well test site
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Participatory Budgeting - learning from Govanhill Equally Well test site March 2012 | Report The role of Participatory Budgeting in promoting localism and mobilising community assets But where next for Participatory Budgeting in Scotland?
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Final evaluation report from the Govanhill Equally Well test site April 2012 | Report Partnership approaches to address local health inequalities: Final evaluation report from the Govanhill Equally Well test site
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Planning for Better Health July 2012 | Report A story of the Equally Well Glasgow city test site's approach towards addressing health inequalities through integrating health and wellbeing into the planning system
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