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...
We are recruiting two Research and Policy Officers to support UKCDR and key stakeholders to promote coherence and collaboration in international development research by providing research and policy advice,
About the ‘Equitable Partnerships: Lessons from Practitioners’ Blog Series At UKCDR, we know that research for development needs equitable partnerships. We also know...
With the recent cuts in ODA funding for international development research, it is now more important than ever to understand barriers to equitable partnerships and use the lessons learned over the past few years to move from principles to practice. With a focus on UK - Africa partnerships, the event will be an opportunity to listen and share perspectives and experiences on: The role of research and innovation in international development Global partnerships from an African and UK universities perspective How research partnerships have evolved over the past five years How research partnerships are perceived and how we can we approach them in a mutually respectful way How we define impact and how is it embedded in research
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.
Maggy Heintz joined UKCDR in January 2022. She leads UKCDR providing high-level engagement and strategic coordination of the SCOR Board. Prior to UKCDR, Maggy was at the...
Alice Chadwick El-Ali joined UKCDR as Senior Research and Policy Officer in November 2021. She works closely with the Executive Director and across the UKCDR team to provide additional leadership and critical oversight for the portfolio of work within UKCDR and to support stakeholder engagement.
Research questions will seek to improve the functioning of a health system and health outcomes in a humanitarian setting. Applicants should apply a systems thinking approach to explore the impact of interventions to improve health outcomes in complex, real-world humanitarian settings.