Yunus Centre for Social Business and Health
The Yunus Centre for Social Business and Health conducts world-leading research to conceptualise and evidence ways that lives of individuals and communities can be improved through a better understanding of various community-based and health-focused initiatives. The work undertaken addresses multiple Sustainable Development Goals and the Centre is renowned for its multi-disciplinary and social science based research in social innovation as well as in health economics, microfinance and social business.
The Yunus Centre is made up of three research themes that draw together distinctive areas of research excellence.
Community, citizenship and participation
Details of GCU's research group looking into community, resilience, and the conditions that enable people to thrive.
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This research group is researching resource allocation, societal wellbeing and distributional justice.
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The Social Economy research group, researching social enterprise and the wider social economy.
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