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…
Evidence-Informed Policy Making at INASP
07/07/2016
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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,…
Why study the research environment: a webinar summary
22/06/2016
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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…
Research and knowledge systems in difficult places part 2: Liberia
16/06/2016
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In April, INASP published a blog post featuring South Sudan, introducing the first of a series of new papers on research and knowledge systems in…
When we say evidence – what do we mean?
09/06/2016
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Physical activity policies need to be evidence informed, but what is actually behind the term evidence and how does it inform? During the last decades…
A tailor-made toolkit for trainers and practitioners
24/05/2016
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by Faaria Hussain from the INASP EIPM team. For the past 3 years INASP’s Evidence- Informed Policy Making team has been working with a wide range…
Want to know how research contributes to policy? – Join INASP’s free webinar
19/05/2016
News & Opportunities
INASP are excited to announce that they are ready to launch their VakaYiko Evidence-Informed Policy Making Toolkit via a webinar on Tuesday, 24th May, 2016….
Linking science to action to build climate adapted and food secure Pacific Island communities
17/05/2016
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Climate change is a major threat to food security in Pacific Island countries, with declines in food production and increasing variability in food supplies already…
GDN Doing Research Webinar: Why the research environment matters.
13/05/2016
News & Opportunities
Wednesday, 18th May, 2016 2pm-3pm (BST); 6am-7am (PDT); 6.30pm-7.30pm (IST); 8am-9am (CDT); The GDN Doing Research project team are pleased to announce the first of…
Research and knowledge systems in difficult places – part 1
11/05/2016
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In the first of a series of blog posts based on recent analysis into the research and knowledge systems in fragile or conflict states, Jon…
Social research in Indonesia: Why and what next
05/05/2016
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Despite being one of the fastest growing economies in Asia, Indonesia continues to lag behind its neighbouring countries in terms of research capacity and publication….
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