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

A novel, food system-wide approach to integrated policy development and implementation with governments.

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

Mango farmers are adopting natural pest control methods to thwart the oriental fruit fly.

Research documents the barriers that face migrants in a crisis and calls for concerted responses.

Vaccine platforms have the potential to spur the development of vaccines against neglected livestock diseases.

More than half of the world’s population is excluded from opportunities the rule of law provides, and 1.5 billion people cannot access support to resolve justice problems. IDRC supports research on legal empowerment strategies to address this growing justice gap and to promote vibrant civic spaces.

Research teams in Asia are developing cutting-edge alternatives to antimicrobials for aquaculture-production systems.

How CultiAF’s NutriFish initiative is boosting Uganda’s aquaculture industry and improving food security for vulnerable communitie

IDRC research partners share insights into effective ways to translate evidence into policy and social change.

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.

Canada’s International Development Research Centre, in partnership with the Azrieli Foundation, the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), and the Israel Science Foundation (ISF), is supporting cutting-edge biomedical research under a new program.

An 11-city study brings out the experiences and voices of women informal workers to inform advocacy and policy-making.

In the lead-up to the pandemic’s second anniversary, IDRC gathered lessons learned on response and recovery efforts.

In the context of climate change and COVID-19, three IDRC-funded research projects offer a unique perspective on the opportunities and challenges facing women working in Africa’s agricultural value chains.

The CLARE-supported project Forest4Climate&People is amplifying the voices of forest-edge communities in policy discussions.

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

The CLARE-supported Co-FARM project aimed to increase the resilience and adaptive capacities of smallholder farmers in Mali.

Research in Iraq, Syria and Yemen seeks to amplify women’s voices in conflict prevention, resolution and peacebuilding.

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.

IDRC-supported research chairs will connect the lived realities of displaced people with policymaking to achieve durable solutions.

In the past year, AI4D Africa ran various calls for research proposals to find partners in the African AI research and policy community to promote the inclusive benefits of AI.