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  • Humanitarian and Conflict Response Institute
  • Research
  • Projects
  • Humanitarian and Conflict Response Institute
  • Research
  • Projects
    • Developing humanitarian medicine
    • Kisii County Ambulance Services Development
    • Re-ordering ethics and knowledge production in conflict and disaster-affected contexts
    • Who cares? Rebuilding care in the post-pandemic world
    • Past projects

Projects

Our research staff carry out a wide range of novel research work in humanitarian issues, involving experts in both applied medicine and humanities, as well as NGOs and external collaborators.

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Developing humanitarian medicine

From Alma Ata to Bio-Tech, a history of norms, knowledge production and care.

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Kisii County Ambulance Services Development

Strengthening emergency care in Kisii County.

Kasungu District Malawi

The Multilink Consortium

Improving diagnostic tests in emergency departments in Malawi and Tanzania.

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Re-ordering ethics and knowledge production

Interrogating the processes and politics of data collection and knowledge production in emergencies.

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Researching the Impact of Attacks on Healthcare (RIAH)

Understanding the impacts of healthcare attacks on populations that have experienced armed conflict.

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Who cares?

This project is a three-year-long international project, coordinated by six countries.

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