Toolkits and guides

Practical advice on designing, implementing, and evaluating crowdsourcing activities for health.

Eight self-contained modules can be used according to the understanding and skills of users; Available with options for downloading and printing individual modules. A self-assessment tool accompanies the toolkit.

Online toolkit to evaluate the implementation and scale-up of digital innovations across the TB continuum of care.

This toolkit aims to strengthen the capacity of researchers working on infectious diseases of poverty by incorporating an intersectional gender approach.

This module introduces researchers to the concept of One Health in the context of implementation research (IR) and provides actionable steps for developing IR projects with a One Health lens. To avoid duplication, each of these steps is linked with relevant sections of the IR toolkit and only provides supplementary information relevant to carrying out IR in a One Health context.

Used by learners to determine which core competencies they would most benefit from strengthening through the IR Toolkit.

Guide provides tools, open access resources and advice for researchers, especially those living in low- and middle-income countries.

Website with resources and links to materials and additional toolkits specific to supporting efforts to incorporate sex and gender dimensions in health research (including IR).

Participant guides provided for multi-day in-person on online workshops. Training materials as designed to be used in a facilitated session, but guides are freely accessible online. Six interactive modules interspersed with activities including case studies, role-play and quizzes.