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While most forcibly displaced people live in the Global South, most research that influences policy and practice originates from researchers based in the Global North.

Small and medium enterprises have been identified as an important catalyst to economic growth and social transformation in Africa.

The Experiential Learning Objects (xLOBs) model is an innovative approach to teaching and learning that is helping to significantly raise learning outcomes across the West Bank.

This project will support the Climate Adaptation and Resilience (CLARE2) partnership by covering the operational costs (including salaries and benefits), office expenses and travel of project-paid positions required to implement the program.

Efforts to modernize national population and civil register systems to make them useful for the purposes of inclusiveness and social protection are being undermined by the weak integration of ethical and human rights issues.

Current food systems are unable to meet the needs of millions of people who experience hunger, miss key micronutrients or suffer from diet-related chronic diseases.

Despite the rapid development and deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) in low- and lower-middle-income countries to address global health challenges, the limited sharing of lessons learned reduces the chances for success of subsequent innovations.

This project builds on and benefits from IDRC’s previous investment in the Innovating for Maternal and Child Health in Africa project in Senegal, Burkina Faso, Tanzania, Uganda and Mozambique.

The objective is to establish a coordination and networking centre for the Collaborative One Health Research Initiative on Epidemics (COHRIE) research teams.

Smallholder farmers in the Dry Corridor of Central America are among the world’s most vulnerable populations to climate change.

Researchers and innovators working with data and artificial intelligence (AI) are confronted with significant complexity regarding the validity and contextual fit of their innovations and the associated risks and harms.

Climate change multiplies existing health vulnerabilities for women and young people.

The Principles for Equitable Global Health Research were developed by the Canadian Coalition for Global Health Research (now the Canadian Association for Global Health) with the aim of ensuring that global health research is practiced in an equitable way.

Current food systems are unable to meet the needs of millions of people who experience hunger, miss key micronutrients or suffer from diet-related chronic diseases.

Launched in September 2015, the Science Granting Councils Initiative in Sub-Saharan Africa (SGCI) strengthens the capacities of science granting councils in 15-plus countries to support research and evidence-based policies that will contribute to economic and social development.

Current food systems are unable to meet the needs of millions of people who suffer from hunger, micronutrient deficiencies or diet-related chronic diseases and are highly vulnerable to environmental stressors.

Since 2010, the Union of the Republic of Myanmar has made significant strides in openness compared to its early days of isolation.

In 2022, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change made clear that society has entered a critical juncture in its response to the climate crisis.

This project will support the Step Change:

The COVID-19 pandemic exposed significant problems with traditional funding and research structures in a pandemic response context, leading to slow research activation and duplicate efforts globally.

Food systems constitute the basis of life for Indigenous families but their deterioration puts them at risk.

Current food systems are unable to meet the needs of millions of people who experience hunger, miss key micronutrients, suffer from diet-related chronic diseases, and are highly vulnerable to environmental stressors.

This project analyzes Tanzania’s Economic Empowerment Scheme (EES), a national program established in 2019 to promote employment and firm development, particularly for youth, women and differently abled persons.