Equitable Access to Sustainable Development
Research in this themed area aims at creating knowledge in support of better access to ‘sustainable health and wellbeing’.
GHaP works in partnership with colleagues from across the university and around the world developing a transformative global health and policy agenda through an interdisciplinary approach. We have well-developed links with institutions and researchers in many low- and middle-income countries, from Asia, Africa and Latin America.
Our research works towards the overall goal of ensuring access to sustainable health and wellbeing within a fair, equitable and inclusive governance. The Centre has expertise in understanding and addressing the local and global challenges of delivering the right to health and citizenship in vulnerable socio-economic contexts.
Research in this themed area aims at creating knowledge in support of better access to ‘sustainable health and wellbeing’.
Within this area, GHaP has a particular focus on poverty reduction and inequality, including gender inequalities, with particular strengths relating to health policy and rights of the poor.
GHaP aims to inform the development of public policy to alleviate poverty and improve global health.
A growing strand of research is on disability and how people with disabilities access health services in Lower and Middle Income Countries (LMICs).