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Rethinking Research Collaborative

The Rethinking Research Collaborative (RRC) is an informal international network of academics, civil society organisations and social movements, international NGOs, and research support providers who are committed to working together to explore the politics of evidence and participation in knowledge for international development. The RRC aims to encourage more inclusive, responsive and transformative collaboration to improve the production of useful research for social justice and global development.

  • About the collaborative
    • News
      • Research Report and Learning Resources: Promoting fair and equitable research partnerships to respond to global challenges
      • Our Discussion Guide and Tool Kit – NOW AVAILABLE!
    • Partners
    • Get involved
  • Blog
    • Rethinking collaboration for global challenge research means rethinking research systems as well as partnerships
    • The Problem with ‘Partnerships’: Learning from the experience of ‘partnerships’ for ‘urban regeneration’ across the UK
    • Reflections on establishing and sustaining partnership
    • Contexts that encourage partnerships
    • Rethinking research partnerships from a practitioner’s perspective
    • ‘Partnerships’ or ‘relationships’?
    • Developing the Seminar Series
  • Projects
    • Understanding and improving ‘fair and equitable research partnerships’ to respond to global challenges
      • About
      • The coordinating team
      • Framings
      • The research
      • The principles
      • Reflexive case study
      • Capacity resources
    • Evidence and the politics of participation in academic-INGO research partnerships for international development
      • Framings
      • The Coordinating Team
      • Participants
      • Case Studies
      • Seminars
        • Seminar 1: Context-Setting
        • Seminar 2: Establishing and Sustaining Partnerships
        • Seminar 3: Designing Research
        • Seminar 4: Implementing Research
        • Seminar 5: Communicating Research
        • Seminar 6 – Conference: Producing Evidence for Development in Brexit Britain
    • Engaging research for practice: a civil society perspective
  • Resources and links

Projects

Understanding and improving ‘fair and equitable research partnerships’ to respond to global challenges.

2018: Funded by UK Research and Innovation (through the GCRF)

Evidence and the politics of participation in academic-INGO research partnerships for international development

2015-17: Funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)

 

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