Photo of women in Bangladesh.

Study shows more women seeking healthcare in Bangladesh

Empowered women take better decisions and make better life choices for themselves and their families. They also help to reverse...

How writing clubs help medical research communication in Sri Lanka and beyond

Dilshani Dissanayake shares her experiences of adapting INASP’s AuthorAID materials and approaches to the University of Colombo, particularly through the introduction of writing clubs that use peer learning and mentoring to boost research-writing skills.

Miles to go for Scholarly Commons to become a global academic norm

Miles to go for Scholarly Commons to become a global academic norm

In part one of this series, INASP Associate Ravi Murugesan reflected on the development of a Scholarly Commons and the need to consider how the guiding principles can involve, and be relevant to, researchers in the Global South.

Miles to go for Scholarly Commons to become a global academic norm

Miles to go for Scholarly Commons to become a global academic norm

This post is the first of a two-part series. In this first part, INASP Associate Ravi Murugesan describes his participation...

Nepal’s rich indigenous medical knowledge is under threat

Nepal is a diverse demography with over 125 ethnic communities. It is equally rich in biodiversity. The diverse ethnic communities...

Trans-Himalayan land of Upper Mustang in Nepal may face serious food insecurity

Food security is a global challenge especially in developing countries with a growing population and less land to cultivate. Erratic...

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