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Programme - Thursday, 5th November

Day One - Urban health, well-being and citizenship

09:15 - 10:00 Opening

AUDITORIUM(EN/ES/CA)

Health in all policies

Chair: Gerry Stimson (Knowledge•Action•Change, UK)

Keynote #1: Government, cities and health in all policies

Boi Ruiz (Minister of Health, Government of Catalonia)

Gemma Tarafa (Barcelona City Council Commissioner for Health & President of Barcelona Public Health Agency)

Jordi Portabella (Director of Research and knowledge Department, Obra Social “la Caixa”)

10:00 - 11:00 Plenary 1

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Inclusion, action and impact

Chair: Gerry Stimson (Knowledge•Action•Change)

Antoni Plasència (IS Global, Spain): Urban health, well-being and citizenship

Fatemeh Rabiee-Khan (Birmingham City University, UK): Research, advocacy and engagement

11:00 - 11:15 Tea and Coffee

11:15 - 12:45 Parallel #1

AUDITORIUM(EN/ES/CA)

Evidence into ActionChair: David MacKintosh (London Drug and Alcohol Policy Forum, UK)

Natalie Mueller (Centre for Research in Environmental Epidemiology [CREAL], Spain): Urban and transport plan-ning related exposures and mortality: A health impact assessment for Barcelona

Alan Farrier (University of Central Lancashire, UK): Narratives and community well-being

Paula Santana (University of Coimbra, Portugal): The population health in Portuguese urban municipalities: Identifying key dimensions for priority action in Lisbon Metropolitan Area

Karolina Kaminska (University of Ottawa, Canada): Applying the RE-AIM model to asset-based commu-nity health interventions: A multiple case study in Tower Hamlets, London, UK

11:15 - 12:45 Parallel #2

AULA α(EN)

Green Space and Urban Health

Chair: Paul Plant (Public Health England, UK)

Michelle Baybutt (University of Central Lancashire, UK): Health, inclusion and citizenship: The wide reach-ing health, social and economic benefits of prisoner engagement with environmental work in the prison setting

Marta Benages (Universitat Internacional de Catalunya, Spain): How people-place bonds can foster pro-environmental commitments

Sara Tilley (University of Edinburgh, UK): Improving the physical appearance and social perceptions of woodlands in deprived communities: the experiences of parents and care-givers of children

Catalina Chamorro (Diputació de Barcelona, Spain): Promoting healthy places and cities. The experience of the Barcelona Provincial Council

11:15 - 12:45 Parallel #3

AULA β(ES)

La salud: una prioridad local

Modera: Ana Estebaranz (Red Española de Ciudades Saludables, España)

Gregorio Verano (Ayuntamiento de Avilés): Educación de calle con grupos naturales de adolescentes y jóvenes

Begoña Patiño (Servicios Municipales de Salud del Ayuntamiento de Murcia): Iniciativas locales en materia de salud incluida en todas las políticas

Francisco Gómez (Unidad de Salud Pública del Ayuntamiento de Vitoria): El enfoque de los determinantes de la salud en los proyectos e intervenciones locales

Francisco Javier Segura (Servicio de Prevención y Promoción de la Salud del Ayuntamiento de Madrid): Eval-uación de la Estrategia Gente Saludable 2010-2015

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This is the fifth lecture in the series, inaugurated in memory

of Alison Chesney and Eddie Killoran, who both died within

6 months of one another, in 2006. Both were well known

and respected figures in the drugs field over many years and

are still much missed by family, friends and colleagues alike.

The lectures are given by leading figures in the field of public

health and focus on issues related to harm reduction and

health improvement amongst often neglected populations.

This Year’s lecture will be delivered, as part of the agenda

for City Health 2015, by Sir Harry Burns, Professor of Global

Public Health, at the University of Strathclyde, and formerly

Chief Medical Officer for Scotland. The lecture will explain

the concept of ‘wellness’ and what it means in terms of

eradicating poverty and how positive contributions to de-

veloping health and well-being for all sections of our com-

munities is the key to improving life and functioning in urban

environments.

Sir Harry is Professor of Global Public Health, at the Uni-

versity of Strathclyde, having been the Chief Medical Officer

for Scotland from September 2005 to April 2014. He has

become known internationally for his work to address health

inequalities.

He began his career in general

surgery, and for five years he

was a consultant surgeon at the

Glasgow Royal Infirmary and sub-

sequently became its Medical

Director. Sir Harry completed a

Masters Degree in Public Health

in 1990 and, in 1993, became Di-

rector of Public Health for Greater

Glasgow. In September 2005 he

was appointed Chief Medical Of-

ficer for Scotland.

His legacy in this post includes his ground-breaking work on

the importance of the early years as the basis for health and

wellbeing in adulthood, along with tackling issues of health

and social inequality.

In April 2014 Sir Harry stood down to take up his current

role as Professor of Global Public Health at Strathclyde Uni-

versity. In December that year he was also presented with

the Lifetime Achievement Award at the first Scottish Public

Service Awards, recognising his lasting contribution to pub-

lic service in Scotland.

Sir Harry Burns

Programme - Thursday, 5th November

Alison Chesney and Eddie Killoran Memorial Lecture

Lunch 12:45 - 13:45

Plenary 2 13:45 - 15:15Influencing the urban environment

Chair: Joan Colom (Agència de Salut Pública de Catalunya, Spain)

Mark Nieuwenhuijsen (Centre for Research in Environmental Epidemiology [CREAL], Spain): Urban planning, environmental exposures and health: how communities can effect change

Carme Borrell (Agència de Salut Pública de Barcelona, Spain): Policies, health inequalities and their social determinants and fostering change

Paul Rosenberg (WHO, Japan): Hidden Cities II: The WHO’s Second Global Report on Urban Health

AUDITORIUM(EN/ES/CA)

Tea and Coffee 15:15 - 15:30

Paolo Pertica Award & Memorial Lecture 15:30 - 17:15Chair: Paddy Costall (Knowledge•Action•Change, UK)

Paolo Pertica Award 2015: Presentation of the award by Paolo Pertica to this year’s winner

2015 Alison Chesney and Eddie Killoran Memorial Lecture

Sir Harry Burns (Centre for Health Policy, University of Strathclyde, UK. and former Chief Medical Officer for Scotland): Wellness: enhancing individuals’ and communites’ capacity

AUDITORIUM(EN/ES/CA)

Reception 17:15 - 18:15

Barcelona City Council Reception

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Programme - Friday, 6th November

Day Two - Urban Health and well-being: responding to austerity

09:15 - 9:45 Keynote 2

AUDITORIUM(EN/ES/CA)

The challenges of austerity and urbanisation to delivering health and well-being in a rapidly changing world

Chair: Geoff Gallop (University of Sydney, Australia)

Keynote: David Wilson (World Bank, USA)

9:45 - 10:45 Plenary 3

AUDITORIUM(EN/ES/CA)

Citizenship, rights, collaboration and leadership

Chair: Geoff Gallop (University of Sydney, Australia)

Neil Quinn (University of Strathclyde, UK), Martin Cawley (Turning Point Scotland, UK): Citizenship, human rights and leadership: building capacity to enable communities to realise their right to health

Philippe Jochaud (Global CAD, Spain): Public/Private partnerships for a healthier city

10:45 - 11:00 Tea and Coffee

11:00 - 12:30 Parallel #4

AUDITORIUM(EN/ES/CA)

Evidence into ActionChair: Lucia Artazcoz (Agència de Salut Pública de Barcelona, Spain)

Ana Bocio Sanz (Agència de Salut Pública de Catalunya, Spain): Is our neighbourhood elderly-friendly?

Alejandro Andres Peralta (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Spain): Impact of three decades of energy efficiency interventions in public housing buildings on cold - related mortality in the city of Barcelona: a case-crossover analysis

Valeria Santoro Lamelas (Diputació de Barcelona, Spain): Measuring the health to make public health policies at the local level

Marta Vilanova (SHE Foundation, Spain): The Healthy Communities Cardona 2020 Project: engagement of Cardonas’population

11:00 - 12:30 Parallel #5

AULA α(EN)

Effective community engagement

Chair: Natalia Khodakevich (ESVERO, Russia)

Craig Menzies (Glasgow Life, UK): Improving health by stealth

Bart Uitterhaegen (Trimbos-instituut, Netherlands): Scocial media, urban health and well-being: sub-stance use information and harm reduction among young people in nightlife and festival settings

Carlo Fabian (University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland): Prevention of youth violence in social space

Michael Burns (CAIR Scotland, UK): Challenging the myth that chaotic PWID service users do not en-gage with testing & treatment

Sarah Currie (SCVO, UK): The third sector’s role in building healthier and happier communities (BHHC)

11:00 - 12:30 Parallel #6

AULA β(EN)

Urban Health, mobility and accessibility

Chair: Catherine Perez (Agència de Salut Pública de Barcelona, Spain)

David Rojas Rueda (Centre for Research in Environmental Epidemiology [CREAL], Spain): Comprehensive Health Impact Assessment for Active Mobility: the “PASTA” project approach

Tom Cole-Hunter (Centre for Research in Environmental Epidemiology, Spain): Evaluation of the CITI-SENSE project pilot studies: lessons learned from the Empowerment Initiatives of eight international cities

Katherine Brookfield (University of Edinburgh, UK): Everyday aspects of the urban environment and older adultsÕ outdoor mobility

Alejandra Rossetti (IS Global, Spain): Healthy urban policy and planning: Good practice in healthy sustainable urban development

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Journal

Established in 2004 by the European Network of Drugs and Infections Prevention in Prisons (ENDIPP) to mark the 10th anniversary of the network, this international award recognises Paolo Pertica’s contribution work with drug users, from a wide range of different nationalities, incarcerated in prisons, or at risk elsewhere within the criminal justice systems. Now in the custody of K•A•C, the aim of the award is to recognise innovation and outstanding contributions to public health interventions within the criminal justice context, in relation to drug and alcohol users, which can be shown to have a positive impact for both individual offenders and the community in general.

The winner of the award for 2015 is Programme on Substance Abuse of the Agència de Salut Pública de Catalunya.

Previous Recipients of the Award

Recipient Country YearElena Grigoryeva Belarus 2004

Marina Goloviznina Russian Federation 2006

Saman Zamani Iran 2009

Tijana Pavicevic Montenegro 2010

Scottish Violence Reduction Unit Scotland 2012

Mohamad Shahbazi Iran 2013

National Ugly Mugs Project United Kingdom 2014

Paolo Pertica Award

Programme - Friday, 6th November

Lunch 12:30 - 13:30

Plenary 4 13:30 - 15:00Community health in a time of austerity

Chair: Carlo Fabian (University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland)

Carmen Cabezas (Public Health Agency of Catalonia. Generalitat de Catalunya): Urban collaboration: healthy eating and physical activity

Tetiana Deshko (AIDS Alliance, Ukraine): Urban health and the development of interventions for key populations

Elia Díez (Agència de Salut Pública de Barcelona, Spain): Building health into communities: the impact of urban renewal on health and health inequalities

AUDITORIUM(EN/ES/CA)

Tea and Coffee 15:00 - 15:15

Keynote 3 15:15 - 15:45‘It’s always politics in the end…’: Reflections on the future of urban health

Chair: Elia Díez (Agència de Salut Pública de Barcelona, Spain):

Keynote: Geoff Gallop (University of Sydney, Australia)

AUDITORIUM(EN/ES/CA)

Closing 15:45 - 16:30Looking to the future: what next after the recession? what are the priorities? what

will make our urban environment ‘future-safe’ with regard to health and well-being?

Chair: Xavier Majó i Roca (Agència de Salut Pública de Catalunya, Spain)

Panel: Fatemeh Rabiee-Khan (Birmingham City University, UK): Carme Borrell (Agència de Salut Pública de Barcelona, Spain): Dave Mackintosh (London Drug and Alcohol Policy Forum, UK)

AUDITORIUM(EN/ES/CA)