Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) are pivotal actors in international affairs. They
manage billions of dollars in funding, work all around the world, and shape global policies …

The rise of palm oil as the world's most consumed vegetable oil has coincided with
exponential growth in palm oil research activity. Bibliometric analysis of research outputs …

Two questions guide this work:(1) How can academics and community-based knowledge
workers contribute to the achievement of the UN SDGs through the co-creation of knowledge …

While there is a burgeoning literature on the benefits of research collaboration for
development, it tends to promote the idea of the “partnership” as a bounded site in which …

Against a backdrop of historic inequities between Northern and Southern scholars, the UK's
Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) calls for “meaningful and equitable” research …

This article responds to the drive for research partnerships between academics and
practitioners, arguing that while potential benefits are clear, these are frequently not …

Background In conflict settings, research capacities have often been de-prioritized as
resources are diverted to emergency needs, such as addressing elevated morbidity …

The context for NGOs in the Global South–delegitimising discourse, restrictive policies, and
decreasing international funding–leads to major concerns about the sustainability of …

Substantiating cause and effect is one of the great conundrums for those aiming to have a
social impact, be they an NGO, social impact investment fund, or multinational corporation …

For hazard prone regions such as the Caribbean, Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs)
that engage in Disaster Risk Management (DRM) generate data that can be used to inform …