Research for city practice: mental health in urban environments; methodology, research and practice
Published 4 Mar 2026 · Added to radar 5 Nov 2026
Source abstract
SUPPORTING CITY KNOW HOW This article comprises ‘City Know-how’ briefings for the published research papers in this issue. The aim of each briefing is to translate research findings into actionable insights for practitioners and communities who want to support urban health and health equity. The purpose is to support a flow of knowledge for more effective action; to promote and build health while reducing risks for human and planetary health. We hope these ‘City Know-hows’ will foster connections and conversations between researchers, practitioners, policy-makers, communities, and decision-makers in cities.Cities & Health, together with our ‘City Know-how’ partner, Building Health Lab, and our four global knowledge partners; invite communities, researchers, practitioners, and policy-makers to join our networks and contribute to the dialogue. You can access our interactive platform for ‘City Know-hows’ at www.cityknow-how.com
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- The aim of each briefing is to translate research findings into actionable insights for practitioners and communities who want to support urban health and health equity.