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Healthy City Design Call for Papers launched!  Deadline 28 May

4/18/2025

 
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UD/MH is proud to be an Event Partner with Healthy City Design (HCD2025) again this year.  

Now in its 9th year and set to be hosted at the iconic arts venue, the Lowry, MediaCity in Salford, Greater Manchester on 14–15 October 2025, the Congress is at the forefront of new knowledge and innovation.
As we build the cities of tomorrow, connecting investment to health as a foundation for economic and social development is critical for the future prosperity of communities where opportunities are available for all to thrive.

The Healthy City Design International Congress, Awards & Exhibition is a global forum for the exchange of knowledge on the research, policy, practice and investment in designing healthy and sustainable cities and communities.

The Congress attracts researchers, practitioners, community voices, investors and policy makers from around the world committed to advancing health and health equity and sustainable development at the centre of the way we plan, develop and invest in our cities and communities.

The Call for Papers have been launched, with the deadline on 28 May.

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