The Research Program Department aims to enhance uptake of community led research for Evidence Informed Decision Making (EIDM) aimed at policy influence and urban transformation.
Establish partnerships with at least three key organizations in community development to expand resource availability and enhance the impact of community-led initiatives.
Generate and manage research materials aimed at external audiences to boost visibility, attract partnerships, and secure resources for community-focused initiatives.
Conduct a comprehensive analysis of existing data from the past five years to identify gaps and opportunities, and develop community-responsive programs based on these insights.
Utilize the latest technological advancements to enhance data management, focusing on cost reduction, increased efficiency, and streamlined research processes for better community outcomes.
Establish and nurture strategic partnerships with key organizations to expand resources for community-led development initiatives.
Create and refine a robust and efficient data management system that is user-friendly and well-organized.
Conduct thorough analysis of existing data to identify gaps and opportunities for community-responsive program development.
Produce and disseminate research publications to share insights and findings with relevant stakeholders.
Develop and maintain a secure and centralized data repository to enhance data protection and accessibility.
Empower urban slum communities to actively participate in policy dialogues by equipping them with credible data and actionable insights to advocate for their rights and priorities.
Foster stronger partnerships between communities, policymakers, and urban planners, creating platforms for dialogue and co-creation of innovative urban solutions.
Position community-led data as a reliable and valuable resource for decision-makers by ensuring its accuracy, transparency, and alignment with broader urban development goals.
Utilize research findings to highlight systemic inequalities faced by slum communities, driving public and political awareness and support for inclusive urban reforms.
Develop and share methodologies for participatory research that can be adapted and scaled by other organizations working in similar urban contexts.
Facilitate knowledge-sharing platforms that connect academia, civil society, and government stakeholders to explore innovative strategies for addressing urban challenges.
Generate comprehensive analyses and reports that address the real needs of the urban poor.
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