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Policy making as seen from "the belly of the beast": audio recording
From her position at the “centre of power” or the “belly of the beast”, Dr Mateora Sadan, Senior Policy Analyst in the policy co-ordination advisory service within the South African Presidency shared … more →
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Policy making as seen from "the belly of the beast": audio recording
powerinbetween wrote 1 year ago: From her position at the “centre of power” or the “belly of the beast”, Dr Mateora Sadan, Senior Pol … more →
How do research brokers and intermediaries contribute to evidence based policy making? Revisiting the hypotheses
powerinbetween wrote 1 year ago: Closing plenary session - Jane Ireri (AMREF), James Nguo (ALIN), Ananya Raihan (DNet) I always enjoy … more →
“Thorny issues” and issues emerging for research brokers and intermediaries
powerinbetween wrote 1 year ago: This plenary session aimed to address some of the ‘thorny issues’ for intermediaries which have emer … more →
Uncovering Open Access: seizing the moment and making it work for you – experiences from the ground
powerinbetween wrote 1 year ago: Led by: Martie van Deventer, Head of Information Services Council for Scientific and Industrial Rese … more →
Edge of Networks: success factors in virtual collaboration and networking for research-policy linkages
powerinbetween wrote 1 year ago: Led by: Damir Simunic, Edge of Networks, WA Research SA, Switzerland This workshop introduced the Ed … more →
Evaluating research brokers and intermediaries: What is success? And how do we measure it?
powerinbetween wrote 1 year ago: Identifying outcomes and impact, monitoring and information of research brokering and intermediation … more →
Web 2.0 and what it means for brokering and intermediation
powerinbetween wrote 1 year ago: Led by Peter Ballentyne and Chris Addison, Euforic (www.euforic.org) / R4D (www.research4development … more →
The changing world of research communication
powerinbetween wrote 1 year ago: This session examined what is changing in the world of research communication from the perspective o … more →
Reflections on the first day of the conference
powerinbetween wrote 1 year ago: This ad-hoc session was sprung on participants at the beginning of day two but actually provided lot … more →
Local-global linkages - research brokers and intermediaries in different sectors and contexts
powerinbetween wrote 1 year ago: Local-global linkages session - Adriana Foreno and Michael Jetton (GDNet) This lively and well atten … more →
Gender - research brokers and intermediaries in different sectors and contexts
powerinbetween wrote 1 year ago: Jenny began the session by framing the overall messages of the session about the particular signific … more →
Research brokers and intermediaries in the Agriculture Sector
powerinbetween wrote 1 year ago: This was a really great session which took me well out of my comfort zone in terms of the subject ar … more →
HIV/AIDS: research brokers and intermediaries in different sectors and contexts
powerinbetween wrote 1 year ago: The thematic session on HIV and AIDS gave us some great examples of innovative work in the intermedi … more →
Research communication: case studies that explore innovation and challenges in effective communication of research
powerinbetween wrote 1 year ago: This session was well attended by delegates from many different countries and very diverse backgroun … more →
Connecting knowledges: interventions aimed at “bridging” different worlds of knowledge
powerinbetween wrote 1 year ago: Yesterday I attended the ‘Connecting Knowledges: interventions aimed at “bridging” diffe … more →
Promoting uptake: interventions aimed at encouraging greater engagement with and use of research based information
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powerinbetween wrote 1 year ago: How do you ensure use of research? Jennifer Liguton from PIDS began by talking about an annual initi … more →
Supporting access: interventions that seek to improve the ways in which decision-makers are able to access research-based information
powerinbetween wrote 1 year ago: Gracian began by explaining the purpose of the session i,e, to consider specific examples of efforts … more →
How research brokers and intermediaries contribute to evidence based pro-poor policy making: framing the debate
powerinbetween wrote 1 year ago: Framing the debate - Geoff Barnard (IDS) This presentation shared ideas about the ways in which rese … more →
Perspectives on the "problem" of evidence-based policymaking
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powerinbetween wrote 1 year ago: Temba Masiela and Anil Kanjee A panel discussion explored the problems around information and knowle … more →
