The Global Guide to Research Impact
02/08/2023
Blog Posts
Priyanthi Fernando, the outgoing Executive Director of the International Women’s Rights Action Watch, Asia Pacific (IWRAW AP) has released a new insightful and thought-provoking podcast….
21/06/2023
Blog Posts
If you’re passionate about the international development sector, we highly recommend tuning into the “Leaders in Learning” podcast. It’s a phenomenal resource that provides valuable…
24/05/2023
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The Powered by Evidence podcast is a fascinating resource for anyone interested in learning more about public policies powered by evidence and the impact that…
11/01/2023
Blog Posts
The Women in Consulting Podcast supports women consulting in the international development and social impact space. Created by the Women’s Consulting Workshop founders Helen Marati…
21/09/2022
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Do you struggle with navigating the international development industry and its jargon? Daniel Plaut and Courtney Tolmie have created the Unpacking Development Podcast series to…
25/05/2022
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Looking for a different way to learn? Listening to podcasts can be a great way to learn new information, whether it’s on your commute to…
09/02/2022
Blog Posts
Stories help people to understand complicated concepts and are essential tools in making science more relevant to people’s everyday lives. But not all stories are…
16/12/2021
Blog Posts
In 2020 over 155 million people listened to a podcast every week. Academics and research organisations, encouraged by the potential of this audience, have started…
07/05/2019
Blog Posts
Today marks the launch of How Researchers Changed the World, a new podcast that will help listeners to gain an insight into the fascinating world…
28/08/2017
After hosting a webinar series and fastidiously editing down the recordings to upload to the Vimeo channel, we realised that Research to Action hadn’t produced…
14/08/2017
Blog Posts
We have turned the ‘Cup of tea with’ webinar series into a playlist of shorter podcasts, available now to listen to for free on Research…
18/09/2014
Audio & Video
In his second podcast this week, Andrew Clappison (R2A and CommsConsult) explains how your theory of change can be adapted into an effective means of monitoring and evaluating your success.
Paula Fray
Shubha Jayaram
Sue Martin
Maria Balarin
James Harvey
Emily Hayter
Susan Koshy
Ronald Munatsi
Ajoy Datta
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