UKCDR & GloPIDR have launched a set of principles to align research funders towards a coordinated effort for supporting high-quality research for the most pressing global needs in epidemics and pandemics, especially for low resource settings.
COVID CIRCLE - COVID-19 Research Coordination and Learning will coordinate funding efforts, connect networks of researchers, and collate learnings to inform future epidemic and pandemic responses with a focus on lower-resource settings.
A set of principles to align research funders towards a coordinated effort for supporting high-quality research for the most pressing global needs in epidemics and pandemics.
TGHN, AAS and UKCDR have published findings of a global study to establish what are the remaining research priorities for COVID-19 and whether they are the same across the globe.
UKCDR have launched a survey to explore perceptions of the impact and future priorities of UK-funded research for climate change and international development.
This webinar, targeted at the international development research community, aims to raise awareness of the new guidance increase understanding of the definition of safeguarding in the context of international development research and highlight how the research community can use it.
Marta Tufet joined UKCDR as Executive Director in January 2018. She leads UKCDR providing high-level engagement and strategic coordination of the SCOR Board. Marta previously...
Henrike Grund joined UKCDR as Head of Operations in February 2019. She works closely with the Executive Director and across the UKCDR team to manage and improve operational...
Alice Norton joined UKCDR in April 2020 to lead their COVID-19 Research and Policy work and the development of COVID CIRCLE. Alice had previously worked with UKCDR directing...
This live virtual event, targeted at the research community, aims to raise awareness of the new guidance on safeguarding in international development research, increase understanding of the definition of safeguarding in the context of international development research, and highlight how the research community can use it. Further, we will reflect on safeguarding considerations in the context of COVID-19.