Resources

This document recognises that to deliver on the Scottish Government’s purpose, themes, and national outcomes there is a need for greater connections around how the physical environment influences health.

This review published by the Glasgow Centre for Population Health summarises the main ways in which built environment features and neighbourhood characteristics can impact on health and wellbeing.

This document sets a vision for how the Place Standard tool can build on its successes to date and support place-based working across Scotland.

This publication provides an overview of how nature can help address a range of socio-economic outcomes including inclusive economic growth, climate change, health, community building and empowering young people.

A toolkit to aid people and organisations make their town centre more attractive, active, and accessible. It should be used as a source of inspiration rather than a set of recommendations.

A practical guide to changing (London's) public spaces providing illustrative projects and accessible tools that demonstrate how innovative ways of co-producing public spaces can help to bring about social, as well as economic and environmental, benefit.

This book presents 25 case studies of this civic economy – rooted in age-old traditions of the associational economy but using new organising tactics, ways of connecting with people and approaches to collaborative investment.