Transfer and Uptake of Knowledge Dissemination involves more than publishing reports. It involves targeting relevant audiences and providing the results in a form which is useful to those audiences. Transfer and uptake involves more than just effective dissemination. It requires capacity to interpret outcomes and their application, incentives for change, and behavioural change. To bridge the gap between research, policy, and practice, research is needed on methods and processes whereby research results can be consolidated and used by the policy community, health professionals and decision-makers.
Research is needed on why and how transfer and uptake occurs.
Full research proposals and LOIs which do not follow the guidelines or that are received after the deadline will not be accepted. Please refer to Annex II for a list of ineligible methods and activities. No appendices or attachments permitted. To be eligible for funding, surveys, interviews, focus groups, and other data collection methods must be an integral part of a proposal.