WHO Collaborating Centre members
Members of WHOCC, include visiting Professors, coordinating teams, and visiting fellows.
The nature of the Centre's programme is dynamic with both proactive and responsive projects. We have the ability to bring teams together from across the University and externally for catalytic and trans-disciplinary teaching, research and consultancy. Our co-ordinating team and key working partners are listed below.
Co-ordinating Team
- Dr Michael Buser (Head, WHO Collaborating Centre); care, community and resilience in the context of water
- Dr Louis Rice; architect; urban designer
- Professor James Longhurst; environment and sustainability
- Dr Francisco Sierra; occupants' wellbeing and comfort.
Visiting Professors
- Hugh Barton; Emeritus Professor of Planning, Health and Sustainability (email: hugh.barton@talktalk.net)
- Dr Aude Bicquelet-Lock; Deputy Head of Policy and Research, Royal Town Planning Institute
- Michael Chang; Lead on Healthy Places at Town and Country Planning Association; Project Manager to the Healthy Places team, Public Health England
- Nicholas Falk; Founder and Director, URBED
- Herbert Girardet; International Sustainability Consultant, Co-Founder of the World Future Council
- Liz Green; Principal Health Impact Assessment Development Officer, Research and International Development Directorate, Public Health Wales; and HIA Lead in the new WHOCC on investment for health and well-being
- Richard Guise; Context4D
- Carl Petrokofsky; Public Health Specialist, Healthy Places Team, Public Health England
- Mark Pietroni; Director of Public Health, South Gloucestershire, Visiting Professor in Public Health
- Gabriel Scally; President of the Epidemiology and Public Health section of the Royal Society of Medicine
Visiting Fellows
- Daniel Black; Subject specialism: Urban development, planning policy and consultancy
- Lynn Gibbons; Subject specialism: Public health, health and planning, health impact assessment
- Andrew Ross; Subject specialism: Healthy planning, community engagement, healthy weight environments
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About the WHO Collaborating Centre (WHO CC)
WHO Collaborating Centre at UWE Bristol is a recognised leader in the emerging field of healthy urban planning.
Research projects
Research projects in the WHO Collaborating Centre for Healthy Urban Environments.