We are excited to be part of the 21st Annual International Conference on Urban Health, Wellington, New Zealand in November 2025, joining world leaders, practitioners, researchers and policy makers for connection and discussion on the challenges of urbanisation and health inequity. 

We have a CHORUS Poster Area sharing a number of CHORUS outputs, including:

Poster: Strengthening Urban Health Systems through Provider Partnerships

Poster: Mainstreaming Health in the Agriculture, Education and Environment Sectors to Address Priority Communicable and Non-Communicable Diseases in Urban Areas in Enugu State, Nigeria

Poster: Scoping Review of Multisectoral Actions and Priorities for Enhanced Prevention and Control of Communicable and Non-Communicable Diseases in Anglophone Africa 

Poster: Patent Medicine Vendors’ Perspectives on the Role of Support in Implementing a Multi-Component Intervention in Urban Slums in Nigeria

Poster: Strengthening the Urban Primary Health Care System to Deliver Essential NCD Care in Bangladesh

Poster: Navigating Strategic Purchasing for Equitable Urban Primary Healthcare in Bangladesh

Poster: Linking the Private Sector and Public Health System: NCD Service Management in Pokhara Metropolitan City

Poster: Quality of Healthcare Services in Pharmacies of Pokhara Metropolitan City

Poster: Scaling up Inclusion of Urban Poor in Healthcare through Media Involvement in Urban Health Research: Reflections from Four Low-and-Middle-Income-Countries

Poster: Urban Health Data Hub: Promoting Evidence Use in Urban Health Systems in Budhanilakantha Municipality, Nepal

Policy Brief: Health in All Policies: The Key to Population Health Improvement in Urban Ghana

Policy Brief: Tackling Heat Exposure in Dhaka

Flyer: CHORUS Projects and Key Messages

Dr Deepa Barua will also be presenting ‘From Evaluation to Impact: A Qualitative Process Evaluation of an NCD Intervention to Strengthen Urban Resilience in Dhaka City’ on 20th November at 12.30, Rongomatane B.

We look forward to connecting with others attending ICUH 25 in Wellington.