Cattle roaming freely on Bangladesh streets increase health and environmental hazards

23 November, 2016 INASP

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A research article recently published in Bangladesh Journal of Animal Sciences discusses the public health and environmental hazards of livestock...

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Learning and reflection underpin INASP’s strategy and approaches

11 November, 2016 Philip Horgan

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General

INASP is a strongly reflective organization, responding to challenges by listening and learning as we go along. INASP’s new five-year strategy is a milestone along our learning journey, writes Philip Horgan.

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Research links high prevalence of HIV among migrant workers from western Nepal to lack of technical schools

10 November, 2016 INASP

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Research communication

Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) is a global health problem, especially affecting developing countries due to lack of education and awareness...

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In their own words: CSTC Trainers Discuss VakaYiko’s EIPM Course

4 November, 2016 Emily Hayter

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Evidence for policy

Ebenezer Rexford Amankwah and Anna Ofori are trainers from the Ghana Civil Service Training Centre who participated in delivering VakaYiko’s Evidence-Informed Policy Making Course. Ebenezer also acted as the coordinator between CSTC and the VakaYiko programme, working closely with GINKS. Nana Gyamfi is a Senior Accountant at CSTC and is also involved in traditional leadership as a chief of his community. He participated in the course first as a participant and has since become a trainer.

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