Having joined us last Summer as our first Programme Director for Global Health Research, Prof. Kara Hanson is sharing her reflections and insights so far and her vision for the future of the programme in a new blog.

Read Kara's blog here: nihr.ac.uk/blog/prof-kara….

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Thank you 🙏 to our fantastic panellists Dr. Catherine Kyobutungi Anisa from UKCDR Christopher Smith & the chair Alan from The University of Edinburgh for such an insightful session on #equitable #partnerships Let’s keep evolving this important area until we finally get to ‘just’ partnerships

#IHEF2024

Thanking the OECD ➡️ Better Policies for Better Lives for giving this important topic such a visible platform!
Let's continue the discussion with global funders and ensure data on research and research funding support #EIDM

In this new booklet, you can read about how the Cartonera Publishing Project empowered vulnerable communities in Latin America. It references the expansion of the Cartonera book collection at Cambridge University Library

This week, UKCDR & Agence Française de #Développement (AFD) 🇫🇷 🇪🇺 co-hosted a side session at OECD ➡️ Better Policies for Better Lives's #Science & #Policy Ministerial

🌎 funders discussed embedding effective #Research4Dev approaches & #EquitablePartnerships to meet #GlobalChallenges , plus production & availability of data for #EIDM

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Congratulations to Prof Alex Balch and colleagues, who have had their REF2021 case study, 'Transforming approaches to tackling modern slavery', included in a UKCDR report on international development research ukcdr.org.uk/case-study/evi…