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…
What drives the use of evidence within government?
18/11/2016
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Assessing Research Systems in Developing Countries – 5 reasons why it matters and a teaser on how to get started
14/11/2016
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Have you noticed how often journal articles about development challenges are written by authors from developing countries? The answer is not very often, unfortunately, and…
The young research community explores loss and damage for COP22
11/11/2016
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It’s astonishing that in 2016 the reality of human-induced climate change is still being questioned, but the scientific community presses ahead, and continues to carry…
Science and Research in the Public Interest – the Role of National Academies of Science
10/11/2016
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National academies of science are a central actor in any country’s knowledge sector. When they are well-resourced and well-managed, they play an important role in…
Research and knowledge systems in difficult places part 3: Somalia and Somaliland
20/10/2016
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This is part three of Jon Harle’s series presenting learning about doing research and using evidence in “difficult places”. With new papers on South Sudan…
Bridging the gap: Increasing the role of evidence in the humanitarian sector
08/09/2016
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The use of evidence has become integral to the field of development, as policymakers recognise the need to contextualise their ideas, and develop programmes and…
Celebrating impact: Dynamic Drivers of Disease in Africa Consortium
03/08/2016
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With the end of a large research project there can be a certain sense of bathos. All that ambition at the beginning culminating in ……
Your research: Science for Global Good
21/07/2016
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What is this? The UK Collaborative on Development Sciences (UKCDS) has just launched ‘Your Research: Science for Global Good’ a researcher and funding hub encouraging…
Lessons learned from hosting policy dialogues with government assemblies in Ghana
14/07/2016
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Over the last year, the Ghana Information Network for Knowledge Sharing (GINKS) has organised a series of policy dialogues on the use of research-evidence in…
Evidence-Informed Policy Making at INASP
07/07/2016
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INASP’s Evidence-Informed Policy Making team has now been working for 7 years to build capacity for the use of research evidence in policy making in…
Five strategies for raising the profile of researchers and end-users of research
30/06/2016
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I still remember the first article I ever wrote as a science communicator. Entitled Saving the Cabbage, this 1000-word piece was a strenuous output that…
Sharing the whole research map
23/06/2016
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This blog, written by Bruno Paschoal, Director of OndaPolitica, originally appeared in the May edition of CSTEP‘s Aditi bulletin. In any social science or policy research project,…
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