Resilient & Equitable Health Workforce to Address Climate Threats. A partnership between CESHHAR (Zimbabwe), LSTM (UK), & HERD International (Nepal)
NIHR funded
REACT's co-creation process is underway in Ghorahi, #Nepal.
Stakeholders meet to identify, prioritise and tackle climate health challenges while strengthening health systems so they can withstand climate shocks and stresses.
More here: https://t.co/miqT8NTM0g
@HERDIntl
REACT's first newsletter is out.
Find a LinkedIn version here: https://t.co/0wyqlPqDKE
and a Mailchimp version here: https://t.co/9DH3hYv7iw
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What's the climate & health policy landscape in #Nepal?
Where are the gaps & priorities across government?
How do they impact on REACT's health worker research?
@shophikaregmi from @HERDIntl explains...
▶️https://t.co/JiizT6Q245
#GlobalHealth
REACT's @IndiaHotopf speaks about the team’s approach to capacity strengthening – why capacity strengthening is important, the methods we adopt & who benefits. More here: https://t.co/miqT8NTM0g
Stay up to date with the progress of the REACT Consortium's co-developed climate health interventions in #Nepal and #Zimbabwe.
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Watch @CollinsTimire talk about @CeSHHAR's review of climate policy in Zimbabwe, including the gaps REACT hopes to help fill.
Find the full length version here ▶️https://t.co/yclkFMiFNT
New paper: Supporting a resilient health workforce: Lessons from health systems experiencing shocks
Draws lessons from 8 ReBUILD studies to examine how health systems have supported health workforce resilience in LMIC settings experiencing shocks.
https://t.co/69iPj1qEgf
Watch @CollinsTimire talk about @CeSHHAR's review of climate policy in Zimbabwe, including the gaps REACT hopes to help fill.
Find the full length version here ▶️https://t.co/yclkFMiFNT
Climate change isn't just heat & drought. It's also storms, heavy rains & deadly landslides.
In this blog we hear from Jyana Pun, a Female Community Health Volunteer in #Nepal, and the destruction climate change has visited on her village.
https://t.co/Z0xTApIUiL
@HERDIntl
Dileep Prasad Harijan of @HERDIntl describes conducting face-to-face field research in Chandannath Municipality, Jumla, #Nepal, assessing baseline knowledge of climate change and its impact on health & service provision.
https://t.co/bQHV1w4wQk
NEW PAPER: The role of non-state actors in health system resilience: Exploring and developing their capacities in fragile and shock-prone setting
https://t.co/FfLW68PyfP
@herdintl@burnetinstitute@IGHD_QMU@hsglobal@ifd_sl
📣 Calling health/medical associations and academic institutions 📣
Apply to co‑develop policy priority documents that translate climate change and health evidence into national‑level recommendations.
🗓️ Applications close: 18 May 2026
🔗 Find out more: https://t.co/P2UXncdG4c
"Ethics training & protocol mastery aren't box-ticking exercises; they are the backbone of research that communities can trust... the invisible architecture that holds every credible study together."
@CeSHHAR's Calvin Kunaka takes us through the principles
https://t.co/0F29FYT9nn
New - Toolkit for research capacity strengthening in fragile and shock-prone settings
Practical guidance for designing, implementing and sustaining your own program, based on the ReBUILD experience
https://t.co/tDczoHypyw
@FHS_AUB
Meet the panel!
Different perspectives. One key question:
What do we actually know about investment in Community Health Workers and where are the gaps?
Join the discussion and hear what the data says.
📅 March 25
🕒 3:00 PM EAT | 8:00 AM EDT
Register: https://t.co/ilrtXaTwfH
New - Toolkit for research capacity strengthening in fragile and shock-prone settings
Practical guidance for designing, implementing and sustaining your own program, based on the ReBUILD experience
https://t.co/tDczoHypyw
@IGHD_QMU@HERDIntl
"Ethics training & protocol mastery aren't box-ticking exercises; they are the backbone of research that communities can trust... the invisible architecture that holds every credible study together."
@CeSHHAR's Calvin Kunaka takes us through the principles
https://t.co/0F29FYT9nn
How do you train people for field work in challenging terrain and climates?
Find out in 'Mobilizing enumerators for climate and health research' - a new article from Dr Ashish Shrestha of @HERDIntl
https://t.co/kK9bLnC8cj