ALT The Global Research Translation Award (GRTA) is a £1.36 million project to help tackle health, nutrition, education and environment issues in developing countries.
The UEA’s GRTA project is called: Meeting the Sustainable Development Goals: creating innovative infrastructures and policy solutions to support sustainable development in Global South communities.
The over-arching project comprises four interconnected sub-projects addressing child malnutrition, sustainable food systems, family literacy and microplastic pollution.
University of East Anglia's Global Research Translation Award (ref. EP/T015411/1) is funded by United Kingdom Research and Innovation (UKRI) with the Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF), part of the UK's Official Development Assistance.
Learn more: https://www.uea.ac.uk/web/groups-and-centres/global-research-translation-award-project
It was an excellent experience listening to co-presenters' work on equitable outcomes around health and nutrition & presenting our work on IVRS as a participatory tool for improving nutrition outcomes for women.
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Dr. @achyuta_samanta, Founder - KISS Foundation, on the importance of #ProjectCHIRAG in amplifying indigenous voices advocating for resilient and equitable food systems
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Wonderful celebration yesterday of GRTA family literacy research in Malawi, Ethiopia, Philippines and Nepal - inspiring reflections by @teachergyns and @KamalRajDevkot1 on power of film to stimulate new perspectives on literacy & learning @Bdu_UNESCOChair@UeaEDU@UKFIET@UIL
Wonderful news. Our Chirag app @GramVaani seeks to support tribal ASHA and AWW workers with information in their local languages Santali, Kui and Desia
India’s 1 million ASHA (accredited social health activist) workers receive the @WHO DG awards at #WHA75 this year. ASHA‘s are the foundation of the national health mission & are critical for community based primary health care @MoHFW_INDIA@NITIAayogwho.int/news/item/22-05-2022…
Final comments from @AsherMinns for the #FilmmakingWithoutBorders event:
'These films show that science communication can be moving and facilitate a much more deeper and richer collaboration as well as far more in-depth insight into the research itself than we would otherwise.'
It’s here! 🌍🎥 @UEAgreenfilms has begun and it’s streaming from UEA campus right now. Filmmaking without borders - watch live on YouTube or catch up later.
Click here for the YouTube link: youtu.be/KvSsgCzkl2M
KISS is proud to partner with UEA on Sustainable Food System Project in Kandhamal and Koraput districts to make microfilms as filmmaking can empower communities.
Today's event under Green Film Festival by UEA is a must-watch 👉🏽 bit.ly/3MwF3ca@nityarao63
Next is @DrAndrewMayes@UEA_Chemistry on the use of film for explaining the science behind the GRTA's latest research on the global challenge of #microplastics. From instructional videos and info animations, the films have increased impact and training. #ScienceCommunication
"Our video has had over 3,000 YouTube views which is impressive for an incredibly niche & specialised training topic on a specific scientific technique."
It shows the ability of film to empower scientists and people all around the world to engage in #microplastics research.