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Collaboration for Health Equit…

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Introduction
CHES in context
North Ayrshire: Targeting Place
South Lanarkshire: Investing in the earliest years
Aberdeen City: Embedding health equity through evidence-informed decision-making
Emerging strengths and challenges
- Emerging strengths
- Emerging challenges
Four practical actions councils can take now
Conclusion
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Collaboration for Health Equity in Scotland: lessons from three local pilots

Jill Morgan, LGIU Associate

3rd August 2026
Scotland
16 mins read

This briefing examines the differing approaches taken by the three Collaboration for Health Equity in Scotland pilots, highlights the emerging strengths and challenges and suggests practical actions that councils can take to reduce health inequalities in their areas.

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