The Global Guide to Research Impact
14 November 2018
Blog Posts
This practical and engaging toolkit contains guiding principles, tips, and suggested approaches to help better plan, package, disseminate and evaluate PEC strategies. It was developed…
7 November 2018
Blog Posts
There’s a common story in development research. It goes like this. If academics from the global North, researchers from the global South, and CSOs participate…
24 October 2018
Blog Posts
Research organisations are changing the make-up of their teams in order to increase the likelihood of their research having an impact on policy and practice….
13 September 2018
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BOND is offering their Theory of Change Essential online course again next month. Rates are based on membership and the size of your organisation, and…
8 March 2018
Blog Posts
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…
26 January 2018
Blog Posts
With academics under pressure to show ‘impact’ in their research, and NGOs under pressure to rigorously evidence their work, partnerships between the two groups have…
25 January 2018
Blog Posts
2018 marks the first year that the Asia-Pacific region has more urban than rural residents. It’s a monumental turning point, and one that is rapidly…
4 December 2017
Blog Posts
Time’s up for doing things a little bit differently. We need to get real about what is needed in order to respond to the uneven…
2 November 2017
Blog Posts
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…
15 September 2017
Blog Posts
It might feel like we are living in strange times. One where rhetoric and storytelling are often used by our political leaders in place of…
20 October 2016
Blog Posts
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…
22 June 2016
Blog Posts
How to maintain freedom and non-bias in research findings; how to stimulate both local funding of southern research and appetite for its findings; and whether…
Paula Fray
Shubha Jayaram
Sue Martin
Maria Balarin
James Harvey
Emily Hayter
Susan Koshy
Ronald Munatsi
Ajoy Datta
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