Models of research to policy processes
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- Linkages between research and policy-making
- ( K. Brock; E. Harrison / Department for International Development, UK , 2006)
- This research brief explores the linkages between research and policy-making and is based on a review of 35 Natural Resources Systems Programmes (NRSP). The brief argues that for research to influence...
- Improving the interaction between policymakers and conflict research
- ( C. Church / Initiative on Conflict Resolution and Ethnicity , 2005)
- This report presents the findings of a project examining the relationship between the research and policy worlds, looking at the extent to which, if any, research on conflict issues is being used in t...
- Researchers need to be better trained in how to influence policy
- ( J. Court; J. Young / Overseas Development Institute, London , 2004)
- This article argues that while better use of research-based evidence in development can help to save lives, reduce poverty and improve the quality of life, for this to happen more effectively research...
- Impact of policy guidance documents on development agency practice
- ( L. Piron; J. Court / Research and Policy in Development, ODI , 2004)
- What impact do policy documents have on practice? How can policy guidance be made more effective? Relatively little is known amongst international donors about the key factors that affect how policy g...
- Making pro-poor agricultural policy in Africa
- ( S.W. Omamo; J. Farrington / Natural Resource Perspectives, ODI , 2004)
- This paper argues that, for the rural poor in Africa, market failure is more the norm than the exception. Despite the growing attention given to market imperfections of the kind highlighted by New Ins...
- Theoretical perspectives on cooperation and collective action
- ( S. Gillinson / Overseas Development Institute, London , 2004)
- This paper takes a broad, multi-disciplinary approach to answering the question: why cooperate? At the heart of the debate is the relationship between the individual and the group or society to which ...
- Knowledge networking and NGOs
- ( L.T. Soeftestad / Community-Based Natural Resource Management Network , 2002)
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The paper looks at the growing importance of knowledge networking (especially electronic networking), theoretical models of networks and their particular importance in the NGO sector.
Using the expe...
- Dissemination is key to translate health research into action
- ( J. Stein / Medical Research Council, South Africa , 2003)
- This article explores how health research can be improved to ensure that its results are translated into action. It is based on the author's experience of health research on HIV/AIDS in South Africa.<...
- What are the key competencies for communication for development and social change?
- ( M.E. Irigoin; P.T. Whitacre; D.M. Faulkner; G. Coe / The Change Project , 2002)
- This paper reviews the results of a conference devoted to the identification of key competencies for communication for development and social change, with the aim of subsequently using them in the pro...
- What are the benefits of using a network perspective in evaluating aid interventions?
- ( R. Davies / Enterprise Development Impact Assessment Information Service , 2003)
- This paper argues for the use of a network perspective in representing and evaluating aid interventions. The author argues that how the intentions of aid activities are represented has implications fo...
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