Research—Zimbabwe
Research in ECID aims to understand the complex issues in fragile countries that affect access to services for marginalised groups. Zimbabwe research questions What are the challenges faced by people with disabilities (women and men above the age of 18) in Mutasa, Mutare Urban and Mutare Rural Districts in accessing health services? View the full…
Research—Nigeria
Research in ECID aims to understand the complex issues in fragile countries that affect access to services for marginalised groups. Research question What process(es) should be taken to ensure the generation and use of data to inform effective engagement and participation of most marginalised groups [adolescent boys and girls (13-19), PWDs and rural women (19…
Research—Myanmar
Research in ECID aims to understand the complex issues in fragile countries that affect access to services for marginalised groups. Myanmar research questions What are social and cultural barriers on accessing health services among people with disabilities in Kachin State, Myanmar? What are barriers to access to rehabilitation services among people with disabilities in Kachin…
Research
International NGOs do not generally have ethics panels or processes as universities do. Similarly, many research institutes outside universities do not have access to research ethics committees. This absence jeopardises the quality, accountability and rigour of evidence and research. It also prevents practitioners and non-academic researchers from publishing, given that many academic publications often require…
Research
Research in ECID aims to understand the complex issues in fragile countries that affect access to services for marginalised groups. The comparative research aims to assess the similarities between the three ECID countries. Research question What similarities and differences exist in Myanmar, Nigeria and Zimbabwe regarding governmental responses to the demands of ECID disadvantages groups?…
The purpose of the GESI strategy is to present the overarching framework for the incorporation of GESI into the ECID programme. This is not a stand-alone piece of work with ‘independent’ or isolated activities. On the contrary, it is intended to be embedded within wider programme frameworks and operations. It will be linked to other…
