We build every project around real-world application, working directly with governments, international organisations, industry and civil society from the start.
Our core partners and funders
European Commission (EC)
The EC funds CHEPI's work evaluating health taxes on tobacco, food and drink across 25 European Union (EU) member states, supporting the design and implementation of effective non-communicable disease (NCD) prevention policies.
Gatsby Foundation
The Gatsby Foundation has supported CHEPI's research into pharmaceutical innovation and NHS access, including a £29 million grant that contributed to research helping the NHS reduce patient acces time for new cancer treatments by 18 months.
Jameel Institute
The Jameel Institute partners with CHEPI on pandemic preparedness, providing critical data and multidisciplinary analysis to inform public health decisions related to disease outbreaks around the world.
National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR)
NIHR funds CHEPI's Global Health Research Unit on diabetes and cardiovascular disease in South Asians, supporting work that draws on the largest South Asia Biobank of 150,000 participants.
World Health Organization (WHO)
CHEPI's alcohol tax research shaped WHO guidance that is now used by European governments. The centre continues to work with the WHO on NCD prevention strategies across Europe and South Asia.