This blog series, ‘Equitable Partnerships: Lessons from Practitioners’, explores the importance of equity, as well as its barriers and enablers. Each blog provides best practices and learning examples informed by their experience in the field.
The final blog of our blog series.
About the ‘Equitable Partnerships: Lessons from Practitioners’ Blog Series At UKCDR, we know that research for development needs equitable partnerships. We also know that...
In this week's installment of our Blog series 'Equitable partnerships: Lessons from practitioners', guest author Taghreed El Hajj reflects on how to establish collaborative relationships where all partners feel equally valued for their contributions in international research.
About the ‘Equitable Partnerships: Lessons from Practitioners’ Blog Series At UKCDR, we know that research for development needs equitable partnerships. We also know that...
About the ‘Equitable Partnerships: Lessons from Practitioners’ Blog Series At UKCDR, we know that research for development needs equitable partnerships. We also know...
Week 1 from our blog series ‘Equitable Partnerships: Lessons from Practitioners' we hear from Sandra Alba and Susan Rumisha, co-authors of the BRIDGE guidelines for epidemiological best practice, on how epidemiologists can build bridges in research to better address the global health crisis.
This briefing paper summarises UK-funded contributions to the research capacity strengthening landscape in low- and middle-income countries between 2016 and 2021, along with initial policy recommendations to UK funders.
All those involved in the research process should take steps to ensure they address, anticipate and mitigate risk of harm, by working with LMIC researchers and communities to...
UKCDR analysed 17 fellowship and scholarship schemes funded by the UK between 2014 and 2019, contributing to research capacity strengthening (RCS) in Africa. This is the first study on UK national level investments into fellowships and scholarships in Africa. The report provides a baseline of UK funding to underpin future activities under the UK Government’s new and distinctive commitment to work alongside, invest in and partner with African nations.