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Synthèse des répercussions : mobiliser les hommes pour une meilleure santé des mères et des enfants en Afrique subsaharienne
Version anglaise disponible dans la Bibliothèque numérique du CRDI : Impact brief : engaging men for better maternal and child health in sub-Saharan AfricaAffaires mondiales CanadaInstituts de recherche en santé du Canad
Recognise the signs of heat illness and provide first aid
Excessive exposure to the sun during summer causes heat illness. It is vital to recognise early signs of heat illness and take immediate actions
Caja de herramientas sobre cómo incorporar el enfoque género a la gestión del cambio climático
Synthèse sur les répercussions : utiliser les résultats de la recherche pour la prise de décision à l’échelle nationale et régionale
Version anglaise disponible dans la Bibliothèque numérique du CRDI : Impact brief : using research evidence for national and regional decision-makingAffaires mondiales CanadaInstituts de recherche en santé du Canad
Informe anual 2021-2022 del intercambio de conocimiento e innovación (KIX) de la alianza global para la educación : movilizando la innovación para fortalecer el desarrollo profesional docente
Alianza Global para la Educación (GPE
Streets for people : promoting non-motorised transport in Nairobi
Nairobi is one of Africa’s fastest growing cities, with a population of over four million inhabitants. If car-oriented planning continues to dominate, it will lock the city into unsustainable carbon-intensive infrastructure and exacerbate the adverse effects of climate change. In Nairobi, nearly fifty percent of all daily trips are made by walking and cycling. Non-motorized transport (NMT) plays an important role in increasing access to basic services, decongesting cities, improving air quality and promoting healthier lifestyles. Despite NMT being the most popular means of transport in Nairobi, used by nearly half of the residents, key challenges related to poor infrastructure, safety of users and public awareness on usage of NMT facilities remain. This makes it necessary to invest in an integrated transport system, including NMT infrastructure, that serves the needs of Nairobi residents, while safeguarding the environment. Nairobi Metropolitan Services, Kenya Urban Roads Authority and National Transport and Safety Authority are committed to collaborate with all relevant stakeholders to improve the NMT experience in Nairobi
Towards a community of practice : a way to improve research, advocacy and policy in healthy food systems in Latin America and the Caribbean
This Final Technical Report integrates the results from all the project components.This project aimed to create a Community of Practice to strengthen research and advocacy tools and regional capacities in the field of healthy diets, non communicable diseases prevention, health promotion and sustainable food systems, by fostering collaboration and cooperation among correlated sectors, across Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC region). This final report presents considerations about the activities developed by all institutions included in the project, highlighting those related to the construction of Colansa's governance and institutional development. Colansa was launched in March 2021, and has organized 8 member meetings, online consultations, and open spaces for interactions among the members. Until July 2022, 20 organizations and 169 individuals are members. The activities and strategies developed by all partners played a key role in establishing common values and visions about what we aspire to as food systems that promote health, contribute to the environment and social justice in the region. By developing the capacity building sessions, it was possible to strengthen research and advocacy tools and regional capacities to address the priority action lines of the CoP. The elaboration of the conceptual framework on gender perspective for projects contributed to embed gender analysis and promote women empowerment as part of the regional research and advocacy agenda of the CoP. A series of advocacy and communication activities were developed in order to improve a regional strategy on front-of-package nutrition labeling, as a model of collaboration for other priority action lines. Colansa shares the understanding that structural changes are needed in food systems and that the LAC region has great potential to contribute regarding public policy innovation. Colansa is becoming an active and knowledgeable community, bringing relevant topics for discussion and subsequent propositions of strategies, insights, experiences, synergistic opportunities and useful connections for diverse, but related stakeholders