stakeholder engagement
The Six Components of the Implementation Science Initiative in Kenya and Uganda
We are excited to be partnering with the International Initiative for Impact Evaluation (3ie) thanks to grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF) on the Implementation Science Initiative. This blog is based on a brochure produced by the Project Team to provide background on the project and an update on progress. Download a PDF […]
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- 6th November 2019
Webinar: “Why Invest in Implementation Research?”
On November 28th, SISN hosted its second live webinar entitled “Why Invest in Implementation Research (IR)?”. SISN Board Member, Dr Gretel Pelto, Graduate Professor, Division of Nutritional Sciences, Cornell University, moderated a panel of three experts who shared their real-world experiences of using IR to great effect in a number of different settings. These panelist presentations […]
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- 8th December 2017
Is Collaboration the Key to Successful Implementation at Scale? Experiences from the NIH-PEPFAR PMTCT Implementation Science Alliance
Despite growing recognition of the importance of implementation science (IS) in nutrition, differences exist in how it is defined, and how these varying definitions are interpreted and operationalized by key stakeholder groups. If we are to make significant advances in IS in the global nutrition context, it is now evident that we need to work […]
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- 8th August 2017
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