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Assessing the effectiveness and/or performance of community-based mental health interventions for high-risk communities in low- and middle-income countries Announcement The United States Agency for International Development’s (USAID) Health Evaluation and Applied Research Development (HEARD) Project is seeking to identify multi-stakeholder research teams…
Support to Honduras’ National Response Plan for the Prevention of Violence against Children and Adolescents (2021-2026): Supporting data-informed implementation and dissemination of implementation learning at national and municipal levels Announcement The United States Agency for International Development’s (USAID) Health Evaluation and Applied Research…
Plus: A Retrospective on the Power of Partnership and theEvidence-to-Policy Process Maseru, Lesotho – Implementation Science Collaborative (ISC) partners are energized by the recent passage of ECSA/HMC71/R3, a resolution to recognize violence against children as an issue and the importance of data in addressing…
Dodoma, Tanzania – Implementation Science Collaborative (ISC) partners shared implementation evidence to push for more action toward promoting respectful and compassionate care during a March 2023 Tanzania Nursing and Midwifery Leaders Forum. During this forum hosted by Tanzania’s Ministry of Health Directorate of…
University Research Co. LLC (URC) participated in Guatemala’s Data-To-Action workshop in August / September 2022. Held in Guatemala City, facilitated by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and hosted by the International Organization for Migration, the workshop presented results from…
The 2022 Sexual Violence Research Initiative (SVRI) Forum in Mexico made clear that there is a strong evidence base showing violence as a global public health and human rights issue. Further, we are no longer in the infancy stages of interventions that…
The 2022 Global Symposium on Health Systems Research (HSR) in Bogota, Colombia, sparked discussions about implementation science’s role in streamlined and equitable health systems. A panelist in an organized session on people-centered health systems, Dr. Rochelle Burgess of the Institute for Global…
USAID’s Inclusive Development Hub requested the Health Evaluation and Applied Research Development (HEARD) Project’s engagement with the Moldova Mission to support the Government’s National Child Protection Program (NCPP) and its Action Plan. In June 2022, the Government of Moldova launched a new…
This report presents the highlights of the third webinar in this series, Strengthening Maternal Mental Health in Special Populations: Implementation Challenges and Opportunities, which featured a diverse stakeholder discussion on strategies and opportunities to advance maternal mental health care and psychosocial support for vulnerable…
The Nurturing Families Programme is a comprehensive, family- based intervention that supports vulnerable families to function better, feel stronger, and ultimately offer a nurturing environment for children. The intervention was piloted by War Child Holland and the Collateral Repair Project in 12…
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