How partnering with INASP supported our work to improve evidence use in Zimbabwe

31 May, 2016 Guest Contributor

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Evidence for policy, General, Information access

Ron Munatsi, Programme Manager at the Zimbabwe Evidence Informed Policy Network (ZeipNET), reflects on some of INASP’s work to support...

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Research links high prevalence of anaemia among Nepalese girls to malnutrition

26 May, 2016 INASP

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Research communication

Anaemia is a global health problem, particularly in developing countries. According to the World Health Organization, about 40% of the...

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Publishers for Development: the conference with a difference

26 May, 2016 Jonathan Harle

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If you’re a publisher there’s no shortage of conferences to attend, and it’s probably a difficult decision which to attend....

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How does access to research literature support international development and achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals?

19 May, 2016 INASP

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Information access

The Publishers for Development 2016 (PfD) conferences will highlight and tell stories about the importance and impact of access to...

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Research and knowledge systems in difficult places part 2: Liberia

10 May, 2016 Jonathan Harle

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General

In April, we published a blog post featuring South Sudan, introducing the first of a series of new papers on...

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Fuel consumption and emissions in Nepalese capital could be reduced by almost half with slight changes in transport policy

5 May, 2016 INASP

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Research communication

A recent research article published in the journal ‘Hydro Nepal: Journal of Water, Energy and Environment’ has shown that fuel...

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