The key to a great dinner party is having both the right mix of people and the right seating arrangement at the table. If you…
Meaningful Discussions at the TSP Table
16/11/2017
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Introduction to RiU at ASSAR
09/11/2017
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The Adaptation at Scale in Semi-Arid Regions consortium, or ASSAR, is an interdisciplinary research programme working in climate change ‘hotspots’ – environments highly sensitive to the…
Announcing ASSAR’s Guest Blog Series: Climate Month
02/11/2017
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We are excited to announce that November will be ‘Climate Month’ on Research to Action. The Adaptation at Scale in Semi-Arid Regions (ASSAR) research programme…
What Doesn’t Work Communicating Research about ending VAWG
07/08/2017
I recently attended the Capacity Building Workshop for the What Works to End Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) programme in South Africa, for which…
First Research Uptake Roundtable guests announced
05/06/2017
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How do we manage the delicate balance between ‘technical’ and ‘social’ in translating evidence to action? While it has been easy to share significant successes…
New webinar series: announcing the ‘R2A Roundtables’
02/06/2017
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Like all good things the ‘Cup of Tea’ webinar series is over, and we discovered that like a good cup of tea and catch up…
DFID updates about research communications and uptake
19/05/2017
It has been a busy year for the international development community. The 2016 Sustainable Development Goals ushered in a greater emphasis on monitoring and evaluation,…
Social relationships are at the heart of knowledge for development
06/03/2017
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In a so-called ‘post-truth’ world, where experts are viewed with increasing suspicion, how do academics, practitioners and donors work together to ensure evidence informs policies…
The Politics of Evidence
30/01/2017
In his new book, The Politics of Evidence: From evidence-based polity to the good governance of evidence, Justin Parkhurst of the LSE looks at…
Two years of EIPM training in Ghana – the journey so far
24/11/2016
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On 1st October 2014, the Ghana Information Network for Knowledge Sharing (GINKS), as part of the VakaYiko consortium, launched an Evidence-Informed Policy Making (EIPM) training…
What drives the use of evidence within government?
18/11/2016
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5 December, 2016 17:30 – 19:00 GMT This public event in London is free, and is also streamed free online. Watch a recording of the…
Evidence-based policymaking in health systems is a myth
17/11/2016
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By Devaki Nambiar, Research Scientist at the Public Health Foundation of India and a Member of the Social Science Approaches for Research and Engagement in Health…
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