World Tuberculosis (TB) Day
ResultsinHealth supports the Stop TB partnership in its calls to quadruple funding for the fight against Tuberculosis (TB).
The world is failing the TB response, and increased funding for TB prevention is needed, particularly to counter the setbacks in TB control caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. TB prevention and treatment should adopt a patient-centered perspective to ensure that the services reach those who are in greatest need. In addition, efforts should be made to address TB prevention and treatment for the refugees and internally displaced people due to the war in Ukraine.
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Forests for a Just Future: providing baseline values & targets
ResultsinHealth recently finalised the baseline report for the “Forests for a Just Future” project, implemented by the Green Livelihoods Alliance.
World Refugee Day – 20 June 2022 Whoever, wherever, whenever. Everyone has the right to seek safety.
ResultsinHealth proudly supports World Refugee Day, celebrated each year on June 20. We are and have been involved in various projects and activities focusing on refugees and diaspora communities. Ensuring a participatory, inclusive approach in su...
Evaluating WASH First: a first line of defence against the COVID-19 pandemic
COVID-19 has presented the world with unprecedented challenges. The pandemic has tested the strength and flexibility of development programmes; necessitating programme implementers to adjust their way of working and strike a balance between emerge...
Discover the unexpected – come and join our online MSC course!
This September, ResultsinHealth is hosting an online MSC training for the UK Evaluation Society.
The Most Significant Change technique is a highly participatory form of Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E), helping you identify both expected and unex...
Using a Rapid Knowledge Translation Approach for Better Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
To reduce SRHR-related morbidity and mortality - and ensuring access to rights - it is of great importance to effectively translate knowledge into policy and practice.
World Malaria Day: Advance Equity. Build Resilience. End Malaria.
Malaria is holding back economies, communities, and families from achieving their potential. It's women and particularly children who bear the brunt of this impact.