SIPHER SHOWCASE

Thursday 6 March 2025, People's History Museum, Manchester 

Marking the culmination of over five years of hard work, research, innovation, and collaboration, this event will bring together our partners and funders to reflect on our policy impact and celebrate our achievements. It will also provide an opportunity to hear directly from the team through presentations showcasing our key findings, as well as interactive displays allowing delegates to explore the practical applications of our methods and tools.

SIPHER friends and colleagues, both past and present, and those interested in the application of our work are cordially invited to attend.

The SIPHER Consortium was established to develop novel approaches to supporting Health in All Policies efforts, and our work has focused on understanding the health and health equity impacts of diverse policies that affect households’ financial security and housing situation.

Our full-day programme, outlined below, includes time for networking and hands-on engagement with SIPHER products.

Please register your attendance before 5pm on Wednesday 19 February 2025.

If you have any questions, or there is something we can do to make this event accessible for you, please contact sipher@glasgow.ac.uk     

We look forward to welcoming you to our Showcase.

SHOWCASE Agenda

Thursday 6 March 2025 

From 10am     Arrival and refreshments

11:00               Welcome

11:10               SIPHER Workstrands  - Key Insights

• Making sense of policy contexts and processes: Systems thinking and mapping
• Mapping evidence and evidence gaps in work and health: Evidence synthesis for systems science
• A new resource for exploring economic inclusivity and health at the local level: Synthetic population data
• Understanding health and health equity impacts of diverse policies across geographies and subpopulations: Dynamic spatial microsimulation
• Simulating local inclusive economy and health systems: Dynamic Systems Modelling 
• The relative value of wellbeing gains and inequality reductions: Insights from preference elicitation studies
• Supporting decisions by making co-benefits and trade-offs between different policy goals visible: An optimisation approach
• SIPHER’s Impact: Evaluation, Engagement, Influence

12:05               Refreshments

12:25               Exploring Solutions to Health Inequalities: Group activity

• Attendees will engage with SIPHER’s cutting-edge tools and approaches, review real-world scenarios, and learn how our products can inform smarter, more effective policy decisions.

13:25               Lunch and Networking

14:25               Exploring Solutions to Health Inequalities: Feedback

14:45               Panel Discussion with Policy Partners and SIPHER Directorate

15:25               Reflections  Prof Petra Meier, SIPHER Director

For more on the SIPHER Consortium visit www.sipher.ac.uk