Bridging the Gap between Research and Practice: a Participatory Process to Translate Research into Action

This project aimed to customize its findings to suit the specific requirements of various groups: the alliance partners, country partners, and policymakers. This tailoring is crucial to effectively promote changes in policies and practices. By conducting an in-depth analysis of country case studies, the project aimed to extract valuable outcomes that could be transformed into actionable plans. These plans, in turn, would serve as valuable resources for each target audience, fostering enhanced collaboration and empowering evidence-based advocacy efforts. The ultimate goal was to bridge the gap between research insights and tangible tools that could instigate positive changes in policies and practices. This project resulted in two knowledge products (available for download below): a toolkit on effective collaboration in partnerships for health and human rights and a scientific article outlining the lessons learned and results of this research.