Resources for grantees

Video interviews with friends and partners of the HIF, explaining what innovation means to them.

This report is an external review of innovation partnerships funded by the HIF. The review focuses specifically on the opportunities and challenges related to humanitarian innovation partnerships.

A non-legally binding Partnership Agreement template designed to help study teams discuss and agree the key elements of working research partnerships: shared objectives, communications (internal and external), and data management.

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For anyone seeking funding from our programmes, our Eligible Costs Guidance outlines what costs may be included in the budgets submitted as part of their proposals.

This tool provides questions intended to stimulate reflection and discussion about ethical issues that arise within health research in humanitarian crises.

The Guide is a growing online resource to help individuals and organisations find their starting point and navigate the humanitarian innovation journey.

This external review of research partnerships in our Research for Health in Humanitarian Crises (R2HC) programme examines the experiences of R2HC-funded research teams within the wider discourse on research partnerships and provides recommendations for research team members, leaders and funders.

A video recording of our webinar with blogging advice, guidance and inspiration for R2HC researchers.

This practical guide to the opportunities and challenges specific to humanitarian-academic collaboration is based on the experiences and lessons learned by people in both communities who have worked together.

These series of Briefing Sheets summarises the commonly-faced challenges, their impacts and mitigation strategies across some key topics.

This briefing provides an introduction to key concepts used in our Research Impact workshops, and provides prompt questions for study teams to get started planning impactful engagement.