The consultancy is led by Marcus Grant, who has been an expert advisor to the World Health Organisation's European Healthy City Network for over 15 years.
Find out more about what I doFounded in 1995, Environmental Stewardship for Health is able to bring a wealth of experience and an extensive knowledge-base to bear in supporting population health through the urban built environment.
Of particular focus is the neighbourhood; acknowledging the cumulative impact of urban activities on human health and resources both across city-regions and globally. We have found that to be successful projects need to bring people together; developers, practitioners, communities, and others involved with place-making.
The consultancy is led by Marcus Grant, who has been an expert advisor to the World Health Organisation’s European Healthy City Network for over 15 years. In additional to consultancy, Marcus is available for keynotes, policy workshops and scholarly seminars.
Joining-up strategic policy, with communities; his trans-disciplinary methods support better communication in all directions. Through creating shared ‘learning zones’, joint fact-finding and collaboration, he helps stakeholders design the tools they need for better outcomes for health and sustainability.
@paul_edwards01 @bbclaurak If a politician starts to answer the question THEY decide they want to rather than the question asked, they deserve to be interrupted. This isn’t difficult really is it?
Published 24/06/19
Walking in different urban environments impacts the brain activity of older adults For the attention of: City planners, local councils, general…
Published 08/06/18
Environment and health resources Air quality toolbox : A webpage with a range of material to support better air quality…
I am passionate that we make our towns and cities true human habitats – fit for human flourishing and planetary health. Let’s collaborate to make this happen.
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