What we fund

This consortium aims to improve the life chances of children by focusing on improving the environments that influence their health.

This consortium will develop methods and tools to provide a common basis on which to appraise the effectiveness and costs and benefits of policies.

This consortium will investigate the commercial determinants of health and health inequalities, focusing on tobacco, alcohol and unhealthy food and drink.

This consortium will investigate how best to embed health in urban planning and decision-making processes.

This consortium aims to drive community innovation applying systems science that maximise the contribution of Urban Green and Blue Space to the primary prevention of, and reduction of inequalities in, non communicable diseases (NCD) in urban settings.

This consortium will develop, test and scale an evidence-informed framework that will support local partnerships to co-design strategies that address the underlying drivers of poor adolescent mental health.

This consortium aims to reduce the violence that harms health by improving the measurement and analysis of data on violence.

This network focuses on the food system to influence the quality of children’s diets and to reduce inequalities in dietary intake.

This network focuses on linking data across the four UK nations to assess the impact of national policies on maternal and child health outcomes.

This network aims to explore the relationships between trade policy and non-communicable diseases.

The network focuses on the use of agent-based models to develop insights on the interdependent and interacting processes that result in non-communicable diseases and health inequalities.