Marie Staunton was appointed as the new Chair for The Strategic Coherence of ODA-funded Research (SCOR) Board in May 2019, replacing Professor Peter Piot, who served as the first chair since November 2017.
The UK Collaborative on Development Research (UKCDR) and ESSENCE have launched a survey to explore perspectives on barriers and enablers of funder practices to support equitable research partnerships throughout all stages of the research process.
The NIHR Policy Research Programme (PRP) has launched a research call for the delivery of a process and performance evaluation of the NIHR Global Health Research (GHR) portfolio.
Marie Staunton CBE Today, Marie Staunton CBE has been announced as the next Chair to lead the HMG Strategic Coherence of ODA-funded Research (SCOR) Board. The SCOR Board brings...
An article by UKCDR, GloPID-R and the the Covid-19 Clinical Research Coalition published in The Lancet calls for urgent collaboration and coordination for unmet, underfunded COVID-19 research priorities in low-resource settings.
Health and climate change research through two multidisciplinary research initiatives has supported decision-makers to create policies for healthy and sustainable diets and household air pollution and informed implementation in Africa and India.
FRACTAL has supported the integration of climate change issues into the development and planning of cities in southern Africa and strengthened the capacity of researchers and city officials to access and co-produce climate information.
Collaborative climate science conducted through the CSSP Brazil programme is leading to the development of climate services that can inform decision making both in Brazil and internationally.
Findings from this historical analysis of the drivers of disaster risk in Dominica have contributed to national and regional planning in the areas of disaster recovery and climate resilience.
NIHR-funded researchers are working with communities on three continents to improve the patient journey and reduce stigma for people with cutaneous leishmaniasis.