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Why can’t the world afford to take its eyes off the global goals for better evidence use? John N. Lavis shares insights youtu.be/UC5Urp9Eauc

The Global Evidence Commission began in April 2021 as a time-limited, cross-sectoral and grassroots effort to improve the use of research evidence, both in routine times and in future global crises ow.ly/GGXX50VkG2K

The ESIC planning process is adopting a collective-impact approach, starting with building agreement on a common agenda for the needed infrastructure, as well as ways to prioritize and undertake suites of living evidence syntheses ow.ly/X8wS50VkGxL

Update 2025 is available in French >> Mise à jour 2025 de la Commission mondiale sur les données probantes est maintenant disponible ow.ly/lYCs50VkH7L

Interested in insights into our Update 2025 report? Evidence Commission co-lead John N. Lavis shares some key reflections youtu.be/Mm-55r1v4BE

The world must transition to a new approach that involves using evidence systematically and transparently to rapidly learn and improve ow.ly/RFJc50VkG4h

“It’s even more important now, than it was when we first launched the Evidence Commission to really take action," shares John N. Lavis as he talks about why the world can’t afford to take its eyes off goals for better evidence use youtu.be/UC5Urp9Eauc

For updates on the Evidence Synthesis Infrastructure Collaborative planning process, sign up for email alerts >> ow.ly/t4aW50VkGAP

Update 2025 is available for download in English, Arabic, Chinese, French, Japanese, Portuguese, and Spanish ow.ly/Vpq450VxsuT

Many groups have contributed to the work of the Global Commission on Evidence and the impacts it helped to achieve. Check out appendix 1 of Update 2025 where we highlight some of these (in addition to the 95 organizational partners from our Implementation Council) ow.ly/6oTo50VkG6n

Register now for a webinar series hosted by ESIC for citizen-serving and citizen-led NGOs and for citizen leaders to share insights in how we can better learn from others around the world surveys.mcmaster.ca/limesurvey/ind…

“The new planning process with ESIC needs everyone’s attention. Many of the leaders of the work of Global Commission on Evidence are now centrally involved in that process. We wanted to make sure that they could focus their efforts” - John N. Lavis youtu.be/UC5Urp9Eauc

Engaging citizen-serving NGOs, citizen-led NGOs and citizen partners in a transformation in how we learn from others around the world. Register now for this ESIC webinar series ow.ly/5AbF50VAak3

Update 2025 is available in Portuguese >> A atualização 2025 já está disponível em português ow.ly/QEa650VkHaB

The work of the Evidence Commission will conclude with 95 organizational partners having joined our Implementation Council. Evidence Commission co-lead John N. Lavis shares some key reflections on our work youtu.be/Mm-55r1v4BE

The world is poised for a step-change improvement in how we use evidence to address societal challenges. 100+ contributing authors developed a working version of the features of an approach to reliably getting research evidence to those who need it ow.ly/vEpJ50VxtuU

What do you expect to be some key milestones or events in 2025 to advance the use of research evidence to address societal challenges? John N. Lavis shares his insights youtu.be/2xv4xmV6jks

“We’re in a world characterized by polycrises and we urgently need evidence to address them,” shares John N. Lavis as he talks about why the world can’t afford to take its eyes off goals for better evidence use youtu.be/UC5Urp9Eauc

Engaging citizen-serving NGOs, citizen-led NGOs and citizen partners in a transformation in how we learn from others around the world. Register now and join the first of ESIC webinars tomorrow ow.ly/fyvX50VAaou

Evidence Commission co-lead John N. Lavis shares some key reflections from Update 2025, including how the SHOW ME the evidence consensus statement helped to consolidate the case for change youtu.be/Mm-55r1v4BE