7 Criteria for Conducting Ethical Research in Contexts of Conflict and Crisis

The final blog of our blog series.

Moments from UKCDR’s Annual Stakeholder Event

Recap of UKCDR's event on global equitable research partnerships on 10 March 2022

How research management needs to respond to the international partnership challenge

About the ‘Equitable Partnerships: Lessons from Practitioners’ Blog Series  At UKCDR, we know that research for development needs equitable partnerships. We also know that...

Six tips for ensuring partnerships in research consortia are equitable

UKCDR Annual Stakeholder Event

UKCDR is pleased to invite you to our first virtual Annual Stakeholder Meeting, ‘Looking to the long-term: Sustainable research partnerships between LMICs and the UK’ on...

Addressing the global health crisis: epidemiologists attempt to bring back harmony with the BRIDGE guidelines

Week 1 from our blog series ‘Equitable Partnerships: Lessons from Practitioners' we hear from Sandra Alba and Susan Rumisha, co-authors of the BRIDGE guidelines for epidemiological best practice, on how epidemiologists can build bridges in research to better address the global health crisis.

Survey: Barriers and enablers of funder practices for equitable partnerships in international development research (Français/Español/Português)

The UK Collaborative on Development Research (UKCDR) and ESSENCE have launched a survey to explore perspectives on barriers and enablers of funder practices to support equitable research partnerships throughout all stages of the research process.

New resource hub launched to support equity in international research partnerships

UKCDR and ESSENCE announce the launch of new Equitable Partnerships Resource Hub. The resource hub brings together existing guidance, tools and principles on equitable partnerships from across the world.

No impact without equity

We at UKCDR and ESSENCE have partnered to deliver the Equitable Partnerships Resources Hub. Our blog sets out more about this initiative, and why building equitable partnerships is essential to the research process.