UKCDR & GloPIDR have launched a set of principles to align research funders towards a coordinated effort for supporting high-quality research for the most pressing global needs in epidemics and pandemics, especially for low resource settings.
A set of principles to align research funders towards a coordinated effort for supporting high-quality research for the most pressing global needs in epidemics and pandemics.
TGHN, AAS and UKCDR have published findings of a global study to establish what are the remaining research priorities for COVID-19 and whether they are the same across the globe.
The Global Health Network, UKCDR and the African Academy of Sciences are undertaking a survey to seek the opinion and expertise of researchers globally on the top priorities...
UKCDR & GLoPID-R have launched a database to track newly funded research projects to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic The tool, called the COVID-19 Research Project...
To mark 10 years of collaboration, we have compiled a compendium of the Disasters Research Group's collective achievements and the work of each of its members on international disaster reduction.
To commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Disasters Research Group (DRG), we brought together research funders, research users and the UK research community focused on ODA relevant risk, resilience and sustainability research to explore new partnerships for delivery of the wider 2030 Agenda.
One year ago today, five UK research funders – The Department for International Development (DFID), the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS), the...
To showcase existing research partnerships and explore the potential for new innovative interdisciplinary collaborations, UK and Kenya hosted a research symposium on ‘Healthy Cities, Housing and Sustainable Infrastructure’ in Nairobi in May 2019. This report represents the collective views of the participants and the opportunities for impact that were identified.
Everyone understands the importance of having a place to call ‘home’, but with people around the world moving into cities at an unprecedented rate, this is getting harder...