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Bring together public health researchers, practitioners, policymakers, funders and community partners.
The Global Consortium for Public Health Research connects researchers, practitioners and policymakers to advance public health through collaborative research, education, advocacy and capacity building.
GCPHR is an international network committed to strengthening the response to public health challenges through research, innovation, education and policy engagement. We create space for partners to exchange knowledge, develop new ideas and build durable collaborations across countries and disciplines.
Bring together public health researchers, practitioners, policymakers, funders and community partners.
Support research leadership, skills, mentoring and institutional capability, especially in lower-resource settings.
Translate shared learning and collaborative research into stronger policy, practice and population health.
Promoting fairness, shared leadership, mutual benefit and recognition of expertise across every region.
Supporting interdisciplinary and international research focused on pressing public health priorities.
Sharing evidence, methods and good practice through conferences, workshops and partner networks.
Strengthening people and institutions through training, mentoring and long-term collaboration.
Connecting evidence with policymakers and practitioners to improve decisions and public health action.
Encouraging communities to participate meaningfully in shaping research that affects their lives.
GCPHR's annual meetings provide a focal point for critical dialogue, collaborative learning and new international partnerships.
The network launched with a two-day meeting at the University of Huddersfield.
The second annual meeting focused dialogue on research priorities and partnership opportunities for Nepal.
The third meeting explored strategic global research partnerships and transforming health through collaboration in Ghana.
The fourth conference addressed fair, inclusive and sustainable global health research collaboration.
We aim to build collaborations that strengthen local capacity, reflect genuine contribution, value expertise in every region and engage communities as partners in research.
The consortium's records identify representation from universities, health organisations and civil-society partners in the UK, Nepal, Ghana, India, Qatar and the United States. Institutional status should be confirmed before public launch.
We welcome enquiries from researchers, practitioners, policymakers, community organisations, funders and institutions committed to equitable collaboration.