@GcrfRecap

A @GCRF GROW funded project to strengthen research capacity and generate knowledge to support preparedness and response to humanitarian crises and epidemics.

 UK, Lebanon, Sierra Leone
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Joined February 2019
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Join us this Thursday at 1pm BST for the next RECAP and @LSHTM_Crises webinar! 🔗 bit.ly/3OSy7Yp

Successes and stumbles in spreading User-Centred Design: takeaways from the

With support from RECAP, the International Rescue Committee (IRC) launched a test of an IRC User-Centred Design (UCD) School for colleagues in country programmes interested in better understanding how

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Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre, LSHTM@LSHTM_Crises3 May 2022
In the next @GcrfRecap webinar, we will hear from @RESCUEorg & @RESCUE_Airbel colleagues on the successes and stumbles in spreading user-centred design in humanitarian settings. 📆 12 May 🕐 13:00 BST 🔗 bit.ly/3OSy7Yp
🚨 RECAP and @LSHTM_Crises webinar alert 🚨 @RESCUEorg will discuss the successes and stumbles in spreading User-Centred Design with insights from Somalia, Uganda, Nigeria, South Sudan and Kenya. ⏰May 12 at 1pm BST 🔗 bit.ly/RECAP_IRC
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15 minutes until this webinar starts! Join us to hear insights from @RESCUE_UK and @savechildrenuk on improving efficiency in humanitarian response 🔗 bit.ly/3j7zNi0
Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre, LSHTM@LSHTM_Crises6 Apr 2022
📣 The latest in the @GcrfRecap seminar series is tomorrow! Join us to hear from Lucian Lee, @RESCUEorg & Purti Sharma, @savechildrenuk. 🔗 bit.ly/3j7zNi0
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Tomorrow at 13:00 BST! Tune in to hear from @RESCUE_UK and @savechildrenuk 🔗 bit.ly/3j7zNi0

Improving efficiency in humanitarian response: Using the Dioptra tool for

Humanitarian actors are motivated to find cost-effective ways to deliver assistance, but a critical gap exists: methods used to estimate value for money (VfM) are not consistent across agencies or

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Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre, LSHTM@LSHTM_Crises6 Apr 2022
📣 The latest in the @GcrfRecap seminar series is tomorrow! Join us to hear from Lucian Lee, @RESCUEorg & Purti Sharma, @savechildrenuk. 🔗 bit.ly/3j7zNi0
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OUT NOW: Listen back to Dr Naohiko Omata's @refugeestudies presentation last week on our @GcrfRecap Seminar Series, on 'Revisiting Accountability of Humanitarian Actors and Researchers: Lessons from field-research with refugee populations in East Africa​'. soundcloud.com/refugeelawini…

Revisiting Accountability of Humanitarian Actors and Researchers:...

Seminar Series: Humanitarian Accountability in Displacement Contexts Speaker: Dr Naohiko Omata (Refugee Studies Centre, University of Oxford) Date: 13 June 2019 Abstract: This presentation explores

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New paper alert 🚨 The first in-depth analysis of health aid for IDPs shows major funding gaps and inequity Read it here ➡️ sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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We're live! Join the discussion ➡️ lshtm.zoom.us/j/98651802342
RECAP@GcrfRecap30 Mar 2022
Today at 1pm BST! @LSHTM_Crises & @GcrfRecap teams will discuss using health economics in humanitarian settings Join @LSHTM's @neha_s_singh, @jessajcking, Jo Borghi, Sandra Mounier-Jack & Zia Sadique with @BRACworld's Munshi Sulaiman & Pallavi Prabhakar bit.ly/36Ftcc2
📣 Today @ 13:00 BST This @LSHTM_Crises & @GcrfRecap webinar will discuss using health economics in humanitarian settings. 🗣️ @neha_s_singh, @jessajcking, Jo Borghi, Sandra Mounier-Jack, Zia Sadique & Munshi Sulaiman & Pallavi Prabhakar (@BRACworld) ➡️ bit.ly/36Ftcc2
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Today at 1pm BST! @LSHTM_Crises & @GcrfRecap teams will discuss using health economics in humanitarian settings Join @LSHTM's @neha_s_singh, @jessajcking, Jo Borghi, Sandra Mounier-Jack & Zia Sadique with @BRACworld's Munshi Sulaiman & Pallavi Prabhakar bit.ly/36Ftcc2
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20 minutes until we go live! Join to hear Jocelyn De Jong, @WurieHaja, and @LSTMnews's Imelda Bates and Taghreed El Hajj discuss university capacity strengthening lshtm.ac.uk/newsevents/event…
RECAP@GcrfRecap28 Mar 2022
Join us tomorrow at 1pm BST to hear about strengthening university research capacity in fragile settings and humanitarian crises, with insights from @AUB_FAFS's Jocelyn De Jong and @COMAHS_USL's @WurieHaja For more details ➡️ lshtm.ac.uk/newsevents/event…
Join us tomorrow at 1pm BST to hear about strengthening university research capacity in fragile settings and humanitarian crises, with insights from @AUB_FAFS's Jocelyn De Jong and @COMAHS_USL's @WurieHaja For more details ➡️ lshtm.ac.uk/newsevents/event…
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💻 Join us for latest in the @GcrfRecap & @LSHTM_Crises online seminar series. 🗣️ Speakers include @jessajcking, @neha_s_singh, @ImeldaBates_, @JosephineBorghi, & Munshi Sulaiman, @BRACworld 📅 29 March | 30 March | 7 April 🔗 bit.ly/3qsrYaD
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The @GcrfRecap and @LSHTM_Crises series continues with these webinars still ahead! Tune in to hear talks from the team at @AUB_FAFS @COMAHS_USL @BRACworld @LSHTM @RESCUEorg @savechildrenuk Save the dates and see our website for further details ➡️ bit.ly/RECAPevents
Tune in tomorrow at 12:30pm GMT to join the discussion. We'll see you there! ➡️ bit.ly/3rzTkve

A method and software tool to audit the appropriateness of humanitarian health

This event will be the second in a series of dissemination webinars for the RECAP project, in partnership with the LSHTM Health in Humanitarian Crisis Centre. Abdihamid Warsame and Nada Abdelmagid

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Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre, LSHTM@LSHTM_Crises2 Mar 2022
📚 Join us for next seminar in the @GcrfRecap & @LSHTM_Crises series. 💻 @abdihamid_ & Dr Nada Abdelmagid will present a method & software tool to audit the appropriateness of humanitarian health services. 📅 15 March ⌚ 12.30 – 13.30 GMT 🔗 bit.ly/3rzTkve
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Join speakers including @jessajcking, @neha_s_singh & Munshi Sulaiman, @BRACworld to discuss using health economics in humanitarian & fragile settings. 📅 30 March ⌚ 13.00-14.30 GMT 🔗 bit.ly/3nYVuDC @GcrfRecap @LSHTM_GHECO @CHRGatKCL @r4hcmena @WLHC_ @UCLHI @MSF
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📚 Join us for next seminar in the @GcrfRecap & @LSHTM_Crises series. 💻 @abdihamid_ & Dr Nada Abdelmagid will present a method & software tool to audit the appropriateness of humanitarian health services. 📅 15 March ⌚ 12.30 – 13.30 GMT 🔗 bit.ly/3rzTkve
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New report out by @RESCUEorg on how to ethically and equitably include marginalized populations in health research conducted in humanitarian settings. Hugely important work. Thank you @RESCUEorg! equalresearch.org/reports
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This webinar starts in 5 minutes! Be sure to tune in bit.ly/AUB-RECAP-HHCC

Challenges to adequate ethical review of research with populations affected by

This event is part of a series of dissemination webinars for the RECAP project, in partnership with the LSHTM Health in Humanitarian Crisis Centre. Co-hosted with the American University of Beirut

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@MSFsci21 Feb 2022
Join the webinar hosted by @LSHTM_Crises tomorrow where @greenparakeet1, @aidaessaid, and MSF's very own @kiaralep will be sharing their perspectives on the challenges to adequate ethical review of research in humanitarian crisis settings. ➡Register: bit.ly/35ccksq

Challenges to adequate ethical review of research with populations affected by

This event is part of a series of dissemination webinars for the RECAP project, in partnership with the LSHTM Health in Humanitarian Crisis Centre. Co-hosted with the American University of Beirut

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Tune in tomorrow at 1pm GMT to be a part of the discussion on ethical review in humanitarian settings. For more info ➡️ bit.ly/AUB-RECAP-HHCC There will be an interactive Q+A section so make sure you don't miss out! @FHS_AUB @aidaessaid @bayardroberts @LSHTM_Crises

Challenges to adequate ethical review of research with populations affected by

This event is part of a series of dissemination webinars for the RECAP project, in partnership with the LSHTM Health in Humanitarian Crisis Centre. Co-hosted with the American University of Beirut

lshtm.ac.uk
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It's going to be an exciting month with these webinars confirmed and more to come! For the most up to date information, visit bit.ly/RECAPevents
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