Our Research for Health in Humanitarian Crisis (R2HC) programme has previously published a rapid literature review and online courses, supporting our grantees to engage community members as active participants in research uptake and use of research findings. However, there is still much demand from researchers working in humanitarian contexts for both guiding principles and practical guidance on restitution of findings: returning data, evidence and generated knowledge arising from research to communities in a way that grants them meaningful ownership, knowledge and understanding.

This 90-minute online panel discussion will draw from the humanitarian and research communities to foster a learning discussion, informed by practical experiences and case examples, to inform good practice guidance which R2HC is co-developing with stakeholders.

Register here.