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Galveston Health in All Policies Project (G-HAP)
Galveston Health in All Policies Project (G-HAP)
Pro-health planning in the post-disaster context
The G-HAP Project is a part of an NIH grant to the SECURE Gulf Coast Center , a partnership of seven academic and health organizations stretching from Texas to Florida. G-HAP is focused on incorporating pro-health planning into Galveston’s various sectoral recovery efforts, including through creation of an evidence base to support decisionmaking, public education and engagement, and support for pro-health policy development and planning. To date, our work has focused on healthy food security, housing, education, and several other issues.
- Description of the G-HAP Project
- Evidence to support pro-health policy making and planning
- Public Education and Engagement
- Supporting Pro-health Policy and Programs
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