Knowledge translation in the Global South: reflections on the future

This series was commissioned as part of our work on Knowledge Translation in the Global South – a joint research project with the Institute of Development Studies on behalf of the International Development Research Centre, Canada. As part of our research, we invited contributors from the Global South and North to reflect on the future of knowledge translation based on their context, insights, and perspectives. Primary research report: Bridging text with context: knowledge translation in the Global South Final synthesis report: Knowledge Translation in the Global South: Bridging Different Ways of Knowing for Equitable Development

Enrique Mendizabal

Knowledge translation in the Global South: a new approach

Kirchuffs Atengble

The future of evidence-informed decision-making practice: redefining perspectives for improved impact

Are greater diversity, participation, and inclusivity compatible with greater impact?

Khairil Ahmad, Mimi Mashud

Democratising research for progressive change: The Centre’s experience in Malaysia

Chalani Ranwala

Knowledge translation in the Global South: A language perspective

Daniel F. Patiño-Lugo, Donald Simeon, Laura dos Santos Boeira, Lucy Kuhn-Barrientos, Shelly-Ann Hunte

Building the future of Knowledge Translation in the Global South: perspectives from Latin America and the Caribbean

Same goals, different hurdles: Understanding knowledge translation in the Global South

Knowledge Translation at Guadalajara’s International Book Fair

Research on knowledge translation in the Global South: lessons learnt

Enrique Mendizabal

Reimagining knowledge translation in the Global South: implications for practitioners and funders