Glasgow Centre for Population Health (GCPH) is a renowned organization based in Glasgow, Scotland. Since 2004, their mission has been to generate key insights and evidence, support innovative approaches, and inform actions to improve health and address inequality. Working in collaboration with numerous partners, GCPH conducts research relevant to policy and practice, fosters the exchange of ideas and fresh thinking, and facilitates processes of development and change.

With a focus on Glasgow's unique characteristics, GCPH aims to create and test new models for understanding the patterns and causes of poor health in the city while identifying potential solutions. They also bring together excellent population health research with the efforts of policymakers and service providers to drive better and more equitable health outcomes. GCPH is governed by a Management Board, including representatives from NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, Glasgow City Council, the University of Glasgow, and Glasgow Health and Social Care Partnership.

They work collaboratively with a wide range of stakeholders and partners from various sectors and communities. Committed to sustainability, GCPH is actively reducing their environmental impact, managing carbon emissions, and implementing sustainable practices in their office culture