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The Glasgow Riverside Innovation District (GRID)

Dr Linda Christie, Economy, Glasgow, Glasgow Riverside Innovation District, Inclusive growth, News, Urban developmentBy Social Sciences CommunicationsMarch 19, 2021

Glasgow Riverside Innovation District (GRID) is a partnership between the University of Glasgow, Scottish Enterprise and Glasgow City Council, founded on an inclusive innovation approach.

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What is community resilience?

Community Resilience and Addressing Disadvantage, Dr Pete Seaman, Glasgow Centre for Population HealthBy Social Sciences CommunicationsMay 13, 2020

COVID-19 has shown society can adapt to offer protection and recognises the value of social connections for community resilience. See how GCPH work is changing in this new context.

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