Funding call
FCDO is requesting proposals for a rapid review of leadership strategies for encouraging the use of evidence in organisations.
How to bid: Please email uk_evidence_fund_administration@pwc.com to request the Terms of Reference (ToRs)
Webinar series
Last month, we joined the first of a webinars series to share ideas and experience on institutionalising evidence-informed policy making (EIPM).
With more than 300 people around the world joined the session, our speakers provided an overview of the WHO EIPM institutionalisation checklist and shared opportunities and challenges on applying the Checklist Thailand.
You can checkout the session here.
Speakers:
Songphan Choemprayong.
Workshop
This July marked a significant step forward for the evidence ecosystem in Thailand, with two milestone events aimed at strengthening the routine use of evidence in public policy.
🔹 Participatory Workshop & Thailand Evidence-Informed Policy Making Forum 2025
Hosted by Chulalongkorn University, this forum was part of the research project “Promoting the Routine Use of Evidence in Policy Processes: A Pilot Study Using the WHO Institutionalisation Checklist”. The event provided a much-needed platform for dialogue and reflection on the current landscape of evidence-informed policy-making (EIPM) in the health and education sectors.
Discussions were guided by the WHO’s EIPM Institutionalisation Checklist, covering six key dimensions: governance, standards and processes, leadership, resources, organisational culture, and intersectoral collaboration.