WHAT WE NEED: RAPIDLY MANUFACTURED VENTILATION SYSTEMS We are looking for an existing, proven technology that can be rapidly adapted to be built in the UK. The winning...
The awards will provide travel and subsistence funding to appropriately qualified public health professionals, clinicians and academics who wish to offer science and technical advice to support the immediate response to COVID-19 in low and middle-income countries.
Yaso Kunaratnam, UKCDR and Jeff Waage, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, reflect on how their latest mapping and analysis of UK funded fellowships and...
In February the SCOR Board met twice: A short administrative meeting on 25 February, followed by a one-day strategy meeting on 28 February to which senior HMG representatives...
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.
DFID’s Research and Evidence Division (RED) is considering changing the way that they commission research through competition. They are developing a Business Case to create a...
This report details the findings and recommendations of a review of research on the built environment and its intersection with the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in the global south.
We are excited to announce we launched a new report and policy briefing on ‘Strengthening research on the built environment and the SDGs’ , exclusively at the World Urban...
The built environment is of strategic importance for attaining the Sustainable Development Goals. Developing it in the right way is a global, cross-sectional challenge and its development needs to be informed by interdisciplinary research.
The Prosperity Fund’s Global Anti-Corruption Programme is inviting you to submit a bid for phase one – a research project – on using behavioural science for anti-corruption.