PECAN

Introduction The Participatory Engagement of City Communities Against Non-communicable Disease Risk in Bangladesh and Nepal (PECAN) Project is an implementation research ...

ReBUILD for Resistance on Climate Change

Introduction ReBUILD for Resilience is an international research consortium funded by the UK government, dedicated to strengthening resilience and building stronger systems for ...

Ongoing

ReBUILD for Resilience: Learning Site II

Introduction ReBUILD for Resilience (R4R), is an international research consortium funded by the UK government dedicated to strengthening resilience and building stronger health ...

Ongoing

CHORUS-II: Urban Data Hub 

Background   The growing numbers of urban poor around the world face several health challenges including the double burden of diseases, exposure to environmental and human-made ...

Ongoing

CHORUS: Innovation Fund Projects on Urban Health

Innovation Fund is the scheme provisioned by CHORUS Research Project Consortium. The fund is targeted to early and mid-career researchers from across CHORUS partners to be used ...

Forum for Advancing Better – Health Policy and System Research Institutions (FAB-HPSRIs)

FAB-HPSRIs is an international collaboration of Health Policy and Systems Research Institutions (HPSRIs) with a mission to foster a robust HPSR ecosystem in Asia through enhanced ...

Ongoing

CHORUS I: Strengthening Urban Health Systems 

Background The growing numbers of urban poor around the world face several health challenges including the double burden of diseases, exposure to environmental and human-made ...

Ongoing

Building resilient local health systems

Introduction ReBUILD for Resilience is an international research consortium funded by the UK government, dedicated to strengthening resilience and building stronger systems for ...

Jeevan Shakti Mela: A public engagement process to raise awareness about type 2 diabetes in rural plains Nepal

Background Type 2 Diabetes mellitus (T2DM) is often not well understood among marginalized populations, but its prevalence is increasing, particularly in low-income countries. We ...