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Two IDRC-supported studies examine the effects of pandemic falsehoods on public opinion and policymaking.

The Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) and IDRC, on behalf of the Government of Canada, are supporting a rapid research response to outbreaks of Monkeypox in Canada and Africa. The Monkeypox Rapid Research Response competition will launch the week of August 1, 2022.

AI4GH addresses complex global health challenges by harnessing responsible AI to inform health system planning and decision-making in the Global South.

Ghanaian mathematical physicist’s work exemplifies how African women researchers can contribute to global climate action.

Pulling together knowledge developed across more than a decade of innovative climate and adaptation research

IDRC and the United Kingdom’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office are pleased to announce a call for concept notes under the Climate Adaptation and Resilience (CLARE) initiative. This call seeks to identify transdisciplinary teams to conduct action-oriented research related to one or more of CLARE’s three research themes: Understanding climate risk, Risk-informed early action, and Developing in a changing climate.

The Climate Adaptation and Resilience (CLARE) initiative is pleased to announce that its first public call for concept notes will be launched in April 2022. CLARE supports research to enable socially inclusive and sustainable action to build resilience to climate change and natural hazards across Africa and Asia-Pacific.

A new report offers compelling insights into the impact of the pandemic on food systems, as well as on the effectiveness of responses deployed by communities and regional authorities to address these impacts.

Exciting stories of impact are emerging from CLARE on projects scaling climate resilience in the Global South.

Supported under the Climate Adaptation and Resilience initiative, this effort amplified the uptake of African evidence in the 6th IPCC report.

IDRC is supporting the production of evidence that can help advance the inclusion and leadership of women in stronger and more equitable science systems in the Global South.

Antimicrobial resistance is a serious public health and international development issue. IDRC is supporting the development of solutions for low- and middle-income countries.

The Adaptation Research Alliance (ARA) is an international coalition of over 120 organizations across 40 economies that brings together governments, businesses, research institutes, and local communities to increase the resilience of those most vulnerable to climate change. It aims to catalyze increased investment in action-oriented research, providing a common platform for planning research and its uptake.

IDRC will be part of the discussion on moving towards a greener global economy at the 2021 Conference of Montreal.

IDRC and the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research launch a new CA$3-million research program.

IDRC joined the discussion on the major issues surrounding sustainable recovery at the Conference of Montreal’s online edition in December 2020.