We need many voices, many institutions, and many types of knowledge to support and strengthen the creation and use of research and evidence. This is…
Going Digital: Free online capacity development webinar from INASP – 26 May
22/05/2020
Posts Tagged 'capacity building'
Let’s talk about communications!
12/05/2019
Blog Posts
Impressions from the EADI Research Communications Workshop It is no secret that in times of digitalisation and information overload, communicating research plays an increasingly important…
The best of the ‘Cup of Tea’ webinar series
11/07/2017
Blog Posts
Research to Action recently held its first webinar series. The 30-minute webinars aimed to unpack a particular aspect of research uptake over a cup of…
Webinar summary: A cup of tea with Diana Coates
25/04/2017
Blog Posts
On Thursday, 30 March R2A held the third webinar in the ‘Cup of Tea’ series, with an interview between Nyasha Musandu and Diana Coates. If you…
R2A Webinar series: ‘A cup of tea with…’ Episode 3
10/03/2017
Blog Posts
Research to Action’s third webinar in the ‘Cup of tea with…’ series will be held on Thursday, 30th of March at 14:00 GMT. The webinar…
Q&A: Spotlight on the Zimbabwe Evidence-Informed Policy Network (ZeipNet)
01/12/2014
Blog Posts
Nyasha Musandu recently sat down with Ronald Munatsi, Director of ZeipNet, to discuss their role in facilitating the mainstreaming of evidence into policy-making processes in Zimbabwe.
Our Policy Engagement and Communications (PEC) Programme: On the importance of flexibility
27/02/2014
Blog Posts
Julie LaFrance of the Think Tank Initiative (TTI) outlines lessons learned to-date from the PEC Programme – emphasising the need for flexibility in a mentorship based model of capacity development.
Capacity development: how should we reframe it for the digital age?
25/02/2014
Blog Posts
In his first contribution to R2A, Robbie Gregorowski explores the latest thinking on capacity development in the field of research uptake, and introduces the concept of ‘Capacity Development 2’ – placing new emphasis on attitudinal and behavioural change.
The Five Competencies Framework
23/10/2012
Guides & Tutorials
The five competencies framework is an exercise enabling an organisation (or a group of organisations) to work out, in a simple and effective manner, what different elements have to learn, and what they have to share in the realm of organisational learning and knowledge management.
Lacking in ‘capacity’? Why workshopping isn’t always the (whole) answer!
14/12/2011
Blog Posts
In the Summer of 2005, I can remember watching a report during the evening news on the state run national broadcaster in Zambia on the…
Wren Media: Building a Network of Journalists in the Global South
14/12/2010
Audio & Video
Susanna Thorp from Wren Media talks about network building with researchers in the global south.
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