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Please attach a statement of interest indicating why you wish to pursue training in implementation science and healthy cities. How would training in implementation science help you to achieve your personal and/or academic goals? Describe why you would be a suitable candidate for a SMART Healthy Cities Training Platform (Max 1 page)

The SMART training platform is designed to address an urgent need to build capacity in implementation science to support the development of healthy cities and focuses on solution oriented research in real-world settings. Alignment with the thematic intersts of the SMART Healthy Cities Training Platform are desirable but any project that addresses real-world healthy cities challenges are welcome. Please briefly describe the proposed project. Provide details of your objectives, proposed methodology, expected deliverables and relevance to healthy cities and implementation research. (Max 1 page)

Training consists of mandatory participation in the Methods Café, annual conference and experiential learning. The project scope (section 2) must include an opportunity for community (external to institution) based experiential learning. The community or external relationship may be either established or proposed. Please describe the anticipated experiential learning activities and outcomes. (Max 1/2 page)

The training platform is committed to equity, diversity and inclusivity (EDI) training. Please describe how EDI is incorporated in the proposed scope of research, interaction with community or training by the supervisor and host institution. (Max 1/2 page)

The training platform is committed to capacity building supporting highly qualified trainees seeking to diversity and acquire new skills in healthy cities and implementation and students with financial need. To aid in the evaluation of these factors, please list all other funding supports currently held by the trainee: Funding Agency, Amount, and Funding Start and End Dates.