If you work in research uptake you’ve thought about whether to invest time and money in video. Unless you embrace using new channels and communications…
Viral science video debunks bad viral science videos
17/07/2018
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Knowing your audience (24/43)
Not everyone will find your research useful. You need to know who your audience is and what information they need in order to communicate with them effectively.
Knowledge Management and Communication Officer (Chinese language) – ICIMOD, Kathmandu, Nepal
11/07/2018
The International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) is a regional intergovernmental learning and knowledge sharing centre serving the eight regional member countries of the…
Establishing a new brand identity for LIDC
09/07/2018
The London International Development Centre (LIDC) is a consortium of seven University of London institutions that fosters disruptive, interdisciplinary research in international development, such as…
Practitioner Insights: People-centred theories of change
05/07/2018
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The link between the team, its success, and how it understands and interacts with its objective, the theory of change, is critical to a programme…
Tailored communications and researcher capacity building will help refugees
02/07/2018
The final round of formal consultations to establish the Global Compact on Refugees, led by UNHCR, is underway in Geneva. The objective is to improve…
Live Tweeting conferences: Top 10 tips for research uptake
07/05/2018
As a Research Uptake professional I’m fascinated by the power of social media, especially using Twitter to communicate interesting discussions, observations, and insights surrounding research…
Partnering for more effective and impactful development research
30/04/2018
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Partnerships are high on the international development agenda. Goal 17 of the sustainable development goals (SDGs) is dedicated to partnerships and aims to enhance both…
Survey: Accessing research evidence: what challenges do you face?
22/03/2018
If you are here at R2A, there’s a very good chance you regularly need to access research evidence – or want to share effectively the…
Fishbowl facilitation – Highlighting tactics for evidence informed policy influence
08/03/2018
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Turns out living in a fishbowl isn’t always a bad thing. The fishbowl is an alternative facilitation technique to conventional panel discussions. It was used…
Evidence Informed Ecosystem: New incentives to work together to achieve impact
07/03/2018
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An impressive and exciting first day hasn’t worn out participants, they’re enthusiastically joining an important session via an innovative format: an interactive chat show! The…
African Evidence Informed Policy Forum
28/02/2018
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There has been a huge increase in the quantity and quality of data, evidence, and analysis about African policy. But despite extensive evidence that development…
How to Partner for Development Research
08/02/2018
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Looking for a user-friendly guide for academics and practitioners to apply at all stages of the partnership process? Check out How to Partner for Development…
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