by Aditi Sinha There’s strength in numbers. This particularly holds true for the non-profit sector, which in the last two decades has seen the rise of…
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01/12/2016
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Two years of EIPM training in Ghana – the journey so far
24/11/2016
Blog Posts
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
News & Opportunities
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…
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…
20 of the Best Free Stock Photo Sites
02/11/2016
Key Resources
Just when I was about to start searching from some photos, up pops a a very handy LinkedIn post from Heather Mansfield of non-profit…
Africa’s community of evidence-informed policymakers is growing fast
28/10/2016
News & Opportunities
Last month, 180 delegates from twenty African countries spent three days in Pretoria, South Africa debating how evidence can be more widely used in decision-making….
How do journalists find good leads?
26/10/2016
Guides & Tutorials
Have you ever wondered how stories start to spread across the media – or how to get your story into the loop that journalists are…
Research and knowledge systems in difficult places part 3: Somalia and Somaliland
20/10/2016
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…
Building commitment to evidence-informed development policy and practice: sharing knowledge and ideas
11/10/2016
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As part of the WWGS2016, John Young and Jessica Mackenzie of ODI’s RAPID programme hosted a ‘knowledge café’ on building commitment to evidence-informed development policy and practice.
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