Why the UK’s vaccine rollout should prioritise people according to deprivation as well as age

For those who are socially deprived, vulnerability to COVID-19 will arise at an earlier age

Climate mitigation and adaptation action in the UK and devolved nations - A typology

Typology document generated by policy review to inform a systematic review search strateg

Thriving Glasgow Portrait: A shared vision for a healthy, equitable and sustainable future

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How to combine action on housing retrofit with tackling health inequalities (and other injustices)

Housing retrofit is an essential part of the UK’s Net Zero ambition. While we need to stop using fossil fuel energy in favour of renewable sources, improving the energy efficiency of housing can lower our consumption of energy overall. Reducing demand by both using less fuel, and extensively insulating to improve efficiency, are the first priorities of the ‘Energy Hierarchy’: a commitment of several devolved and regional administrations in the UK, including Glasgow City Council, the Mayor of London and the Welsh Government. This briefing paper highlights the interconnected policy priorities that retrofitting homes can contribute to and takes a Whole Systems Approach to retrofitting as a public health issue. This public health dimension complements work already underway in the UK Collaborative Centre for housing Evidence (CaCHE) and plans for Phase 2 around housing retrofit

Inclusive Growth in Greater Manchester 2020 and Beyond: Taking Stock and Looking Forward

This report takes stock of the progress that has been made in Greater Manchester (GM) towards inclusive growth, in the period since 2016 when inclusive growth started to become a prominent objective for UK cities. We review developments in policy and practice, principally those of the Mayor and GM Combined Authority (GMCA), but also of local authorities, businesses and organisations in the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector. We ask whether what has been done is sufficient and if not, what else could be done. We learn from case studies from around the UK and abroad

Systems science methods in public health: What can they contribute to our understanding of and response to the cost-of-living crisis?

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