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Livable Cities makes splash at WUF9
The Livable Cities team has returned from a successful, enriching experience at the 9th session of the World Urban Forum in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Tobacco Control en route to WCTOH 2018
The World Conference on Tobacco of Health unites researchers, academics, non-governmental organisations, civil society, scientists, healthcare professionals and public officials working on all aspects of tobacco control from more than 100 countries.
Be advised: Fraud in Malawi
HealthBridge Foundation of Canada is advising partners and the public to be cautious of a fraudlent training opportunity circulating in Malawi.
Now available: Year 1 Report for Saving lives of mothers and children in Nepal and Vietnam
HealthBridge staff and partners laid the foundation to strengthen health systems and improve nutrition for vulnerable mothers and children during the first year of the Saving lives of mothers and children in Nepal and Vietnam project.
Livable Cities heads to WUF9
The HealthBridge Foundation of Canada Livable Cities team is heading to the ninth World Urban Forum in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia!
Internship: Program Officer, Gender and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
Are you looking for an opportunity to be involved with a high-impact maternal and child health project? Join us as an intern in Hanoi, Vietnam!
Walkability Study finds room for improvement in Nagpur
A new report from Evangelical Social Action Forum (ESAF) and HealthBridge Foundation of Canada shares the results of a walkability study in Nagpur, India.
Issue 12: NCD and Poverty Research Network shines light on unhealthy food advertising
The latest issue of the NCD and Poverty Research Network focuses on the marketing of unhealthy food and beverages and provides examples of how some countries are countering its harmful effects.
New park launches in Hanoi
Livable Cities and Think Playgrounds transform an underused space into one where children can run and play.
Progress for maternal and child health in Vietnam
Local health workers in Vietnam now have more resources and knowledge to better meet the health and nutrition needs of women and children in rural communities.