Policy Brief: The Unheard Crisis. Environmental Noise and Health in Cities
A new policy brief by UBDPolicy shows how noise pollution impacts health
Translating Evidence into Action: UBDPolicy Workshop in Sofia
The workshop presented project results and focused on how this evidence can be translated into real-world impact.
Policy Brief: Preparing Cities for Climate and Health Impacts
A new briefing from the EU-funded UBDPolicy project shows how cities are responding to climate change highlighting best practice examples from several European cities’ climate action plans.
Policy Brief: Collaborating for Sustainable and Healthy Cities
A new policy brief by UBDPolicy highlights the key city networks active in the EU and examines how the new EU Agenda for Cities aims to strengthen collaboration between urban, national, and EU levels
UBD Research Referenced in WHO’s Updated HRAPIE-2 Report
The report provides updated scientific guidance to support health risk assessment and air quality policy across the WHO European Region.
Science Communication on the Urban Burden of Disease in Sofia
The UBDPolicy project recently published a new infographic on the latest data on the health impacts of air pollutants and noise in Sofia, Bulgaria.
New Research: Improving Health Impact Assessment (HIA) of Multiple Environmental Exposures
Two new articles advance the way we estimate the health impacts of multiple, interrelated environmental exposures.
How the Urban Environment Impacts People’s Health: a UBDPolicy Infographic
A new infographic published by the EU-funded UBDPolicy research project summarises the health impacts of urban environments
Health Impacts of Air Pollution, Heat, and Lack of Green Space in Sofia: a UBDPolicy Infographic
A new infographic from the EU-funded UBDPolicy research project presents the latest data on the health impacts of air pollution in Sofia
Back to school: UBDPolicy researchers up their game at the Health Impact Assessment course in Cambridge
UBDPolicy researchers joined 24 participants at the University of Cambridge for an intensive course on quantitative Health Impact Assessment (19–23 May 2025), combining lectures, group work and idea sharing to strengthen future cooperation in health research.
