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SALURBAL: Evidence for Action

SALURBAL recognizes that to create policy change, it's essential to disseminate research beyond academic journals and conferences. Our team works to ensure that project findings are relevant and accessible to non-researchers.

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To learn more, read our policy brief “Knowledge to Policy Translation for Urban Health: Lessons from Latin American cities”.

Knowledge to Policy Translation (English PDF)
Del Conocimiento a las Políticas para la Salud Urbana
(Español PDF)

Transposição do Conhecimento para à Ação Política
(Português PDF)

SALURBAL works with policy stakeholders and the media to disseminate our research widely so that it can be used to create change. The project also produces and disseminates a variety of materials to make its findings accessible to a wide range of audiences.

URBAN POLICY AND HEALTH EVENTS

The project holds periodic in-person events to disseminate its research and findings, and to engage local partners in dialogue around policy issues. These events focus on issues such as transportation policies, food policies, and housing interventions in cities.

SALURBAL held a “Knowledge-to-Policy Forum” in November 2018 in Mexico City. The event engaged more than 20 regional and international policy stakeholders in discussion around their knowledge needs and how SALURBAL could support the creation of healthier cities in the region. Read more.

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DATA AND POLICY BRIEFS

SALURBAL develops policy briefs that summarize what’s known about policy options to improve health, health equity, and environmental sustainability in cities, using examples from Latin American cities:

The project also summarizes its data and research on specific topics in data briefs:

DIGITAL DISSEMINATION

The SALURBAL project hosts quarterly webinars to disseminate its research findings.

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LAC-Urban Health serves as a digital dissemination platform for the SALURBAL project through its website, quarterly email newsletter, and social media accounts. 

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