Before doing the exercise, we recommend that you read the Briefing Note, Policy Approaches to Reducing Health Inequalities. This document provides practical experience in distinguishing between different policy approaches to tackle health inequalities by reducing food...

This document is part of a series of documents, webinars, and workshops on wicked problems. It is meant to highlight key factors and resources for dealing with wicked problems and to offer readers some practical examples for how these may be addressed. Our hope is...

This paper is part of a series of short documents based on the longer Briefing Note, Policy Approaches to Reducing Health Inequalities. The series is meant to provide a brief discussion of each of the eight policy approaches discussed in the longer document as well as...

The goal of this document is to clarify how different policy approaches are grounded theoretically and how they might produce different effects in efforts to reduce health inequalities. This document is intended to support the work of public health actors by:...

This briefing note briefly explains intersectionality and explores the potential of an intersectional approach to reducing health inequalities. Intersectionality is a way to think about and act upon social inequality and discrimination.  It offers a promising approach...

Wicked problems are particularly complex, persistent and hard-to-resolve. They are commonly encountered in public policy work, and notably within the public health sector. Wicked problems defy the usual linear approaches and are not amenable to straightforward...