Guidance

Inclusive and sustainable economies: leaving no-one behind

Supporting place-based action to reduce health inequalities and build back better.

• From: Public Health England
• Published: 25 March 2021

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Inclusive and sustainable economies: leaving no one behind (executive summary)

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Inclusive and sustainable economies: leaving no one behind

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Inclusive and sustainable economies: data catalogue

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The inclusive and sustainable economies resource is for anyone working at a local or regional level who has a role in addressing the social, economic and environmental determinants of health and wellbeing. It aims to support collaborative, place-based action across these determinants of health and wellbeing, to help achieve:

• healthy people and thriving communities
• increased and shared prosperity
• healthy and sustainable places

The report and data catalogue can be used by local areas as a starting point to support the development of an evidence-based case for health in the economy, and or, to systematically measure the health-enhancing effects of an inclusive and sustainable economy.

Published 25 March 2021