Good practices

Have a look at this Guidance Note from the Centre for Humanitarian Data to learn about the basics of Statistical Disclosure Control. The note includes brief case studies on assessing disclosure risk from UNHCR and REACH. https:/...

The Open Apparel Registry (OAR) is live! But what it is exactly ?The OAR is an open source tool which maps garment facilities worldwide and assigns a unique ID number to each. Check it out: https://openapparel.org/

We are looking for ideas, discussion, support regarding our discussion paper “Free/Libre Open Source Software and Sustainable Development Cooperation”.

In the Support to Public Health Institutes Programme (SPHIP), research institutes in eight low- and lower middle- income countries work together in networks with universities and non-governmental organisations from Europe as well...

INASP provides five useful tips to influence policy: Explore the broad contextual factors shaping your research area… …and get to know the evidence systems within policy-making institutions Make a plan, and kick it off early...

BACKGROUND In Uganda, approximately 16 million malaria cases are reported, and over 6,000 deaths annually. Every day, up to 16 people die in Uganda, as a result of preventable Malaria. This situation has become Uganda the 9 th...

The National School of Public Health of Rabat, Morocco has shared its expertise in scientific writing with the School of Public Health in Lubumbashi ( ESP Unilu), from Democratic Republic of Congo. Two researchers from the ENSP...

The Fifth Global Symposium on Health Systems Research: Advancing Health Systems For All In the SDG Era will take place from 8 – 12 October 2018 in Liverpool. ( http://healthsystemsresearch.org/hsr2018/) The SPHIP has submitted two...

The RNSF team recently published a new research report entitled “ Volume 4.3 - Good Practices and Lessons Learned: Case studies of 15 EC-funded projects”. It is part of a series of studies identifying good practices and lessons...