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DFID Senior Research Fellow, Dr David Grimshaw

Meet the Senior Research Fellows - Dr David J. Grimshaw

Dr David Grimshaw is one of DFID's Senior Research Fellows, focusing on 'new and emerging technologies'.

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Welcome to R4D - A Portal to DFID Funded Research

R4D is a free access on-line database containing information about research programmes supported by DFID. R4D provides you with the latest information about research funded by DFID, including news, case studies and details of current and past research in over 25,000 project and document records.

The contents of this website have been reviewed following the change of administration which followed the general election. Material which has been removed is available in the version of this site maintained by the National Archives

Latest News

3rd September 2010
Newspaper printing press, Kampala, Uganda (Trygve Bølstad - Panos Pictures) : Click to enlarge

New publication from Panos London - Research makes the News

A recent report from Panos London looks at the media's capacity to generate public debate using research to influence policy outcomes
 Information and Communication
 27 August 2010  
Flooding in Pakistan (Flickr: DFID) : Click to enlarge

The Cochrane Collaboration responds to Pakistan's floods

Evidence provided by the Effective Health Care RPC contributes to this special collection of Cochrane Systematic Reviews on water safety and water-related diseases.
 Health, Information and Communication
 25 August 2010  
DFID's project information webpage : Click to enlarge

New look for project information on the DFID website

The project information section of DFID's website was re-launched today with a new look and an improved search interface.
 Capacity Building, Climate Change and Environment, Education, Growth, Health, Information and Communication, Infrastructure, Social and Political Change, Sustainable Agriculture
 17 August 2010  

Why R4D?
In the past it was difficult to find out what research topics, projects, and programmes DFID was funding or had funded. Researchers all over the world (and even DFID staff) had to rely on a network of personal contacts or inspired detective work to discover who was already working in a particular area, what was already known, and what lessons had been learned. R4D responds to a demand expressed by many DFID stakeholders for better and open access to all this information. It is and will always be only one piece of the jigsaw, but it is a high-quality piece, as in order to have received DFID funding the research posted on R4D will have met strict criteria and quality standards in both formulation and execution.


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