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Sustaining Power: Women’s struggles against contemporary backlash in South Asia
Sustaining Power: Women's struggles against contemporary backlash in South Asia (SuPWR) is a five-year ESRC-funded project that...
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ARISE Hub: Accountability and Responsiveness in Informal Urban Settlements for Equity in Health and Well-being
The ARISE project aims to catalyse change in approaches to enhancing accountability and improving the health and wellbeing of poor,...
Publication
10 October 2018
Implementation research and delivery science
Published by: Future Health Systems
In public health research, the focus has traditionally been on descriptive and analytic epidemiological research (“what”, “why”,...
Brief
10 October 2018
In from the cold: Shifting the discourse on informal providers in Bangladesh and India
Published by: Future Health Systems
In Bangladesh and India, informal healthcare providers (IHPs) have long been part of the countries’ health systems. However, formal...
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Health and Nutrition
Our health and nutrition work brings new understanding and action on health tackling epidemics, antimicrobial resistance and zoonotic...
Publication
20 June 2018
In From the Cold: Shifting the Discourse on Informal Providers in Bangladesh and India
Published by: Future Health Systems
In Bangladesh and India, informal healthcare providers (IHPs) have long been part of the countries’health systems. However, formal recognition of their existence is sensitive, partly due to resistanceand concern from professional health bodies. Research by Future Health Systems (FHS) partners ICDDR,B and IIHMR has been instrumental in bringing the issues to discussion tables. Consequently,stakeholders have begun to recognize and work with IHPs – something previously unheard of.
News
6 May 2016
LSTM led team wins bid to host 2018 Health Systems Global Symposium
Health Systems Global has chosen Liverpool as the host city for its fifth global symposium on health systems research in 2018. The winning bid was put forward by Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, in close cooperation with a consortium of UK institutions including the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and IDS, and many others.
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Health Systems Global Communications
IDS is working with Health Systems Global (HSG) to develop communications, share messages and engage with its members and the global community.
Brief
15 February 2016
Improving Access to Health for Women and Girls in Low-income Urban Settlements
Published by: IDS
The world is becoming increasingly urbanised. Over one third of urban dwellers now reside in low-income urban settlements, where living conditions are often inadequate and there exist multiple barriers to access to health services for women and girls.