FCDO - ReBuild for Resilience R4R
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Description
To improve access and utilisation by the poor, vulnerable and marginalised people living in fragile and shock prone settings (FASP) to effective and equitable healthcare, leading to greater financial protection and better health. The programme will deliver research evidence on how to develop resilience capacities to ensure responsive, effective, inclusive, gender-equitable and sustainable health systems in FASP; and disseminate findings, exert influence to help ensure evidence based policy and practice.
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- American University of Beirut
- College of Medicine and Allied Health Sciences
- HERD international
- Macfarlane Burnet Institute for Medical Research and Public Health Ltd
- Queen Margaret University, UK
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