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HEART Talks is a series of web-based resources based around short video recordings focusing on the fields of health, education nutrition, social protection and WASH. Experts in these fields volunteer their time and expertise in exchange for the opportunity to present their ideas and share information on their subject of interest. The videos are accompanied by key papers, links to relevant documents and other resources.

Nutrition
Andrew Tomkins on the future of the Working to Improve Nutrition in Northern Nigeria (WINNN) project
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July 22, 2015

Professor Andrew Tomkins is the International Team Leader of the Operational Research and Impact Evaluation (ORIE) project. In this video, Professor Tomkins discusses the future of the Working to Improve Nutrition in Northern Nigeria (WINNN) project and puts forward a brief proposal of what WINNN 2 might look like in the future. WINNN 2 Aims: – Preventing… Read more

first 1000 days, Nigeria, Nutrition, nutrition-sensitive interventions, nutrition-specific interventions
Nutrition
Ibrahim Oloriegbe on the Working to Improve Nutrition in Northern Nigeria (WINNN) project
HEART talks
July 22, 2015

Dr Ibrahim Oloriegbe is the Chief of Party/National Programme Manager for the Working to Improve Nutrition in Northern Nigeria (WINNN) project in Abuja, Nigeria. He is responsible for the overall leadership, management and coordination of the project. In this video, Dr Oloriegbe discusses the WINNN project, including the purpose, impact, outcome, and outputs of this… Read more

capacity building, data systems, evidence-based advocacy, governance, Nigeria, Nutrition
Health
Leo Devillé on Monitoring Progress in the International Health Partnership and Related Initiatives (IHP+)
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July 17, 2015

Leo Devillé is the Chief Executive Officer at HERA – Right to Health and Development. In this video, he talks about a monitoring exercise carried out in 2014 by HERA and its consortium partners on behalf of the International Health Partnership (IHP+). IHP+ is a voluntary partnership between a number of 37 countries and 29 development… Read more

Development Effectiveness, Health, health financing, monitoring and evaluation
Health
Introducing ReBUILD: A Consortium Building Resilient and Responsive Health Systems in Conflict-Affected States
HEART talks
July 17, 2015

Barbara McPake is a health economist specialising in health policy and health systems research. She is one of two Research Directors of ReBUILD, a UK Department for International Development funded Research Programme Consortium on health systems development. In this video, she talks about the consortium’s work in building resilient and responsive health systems in conflict-affected states. ReBUILD… Read more

Conflict, fragile states, Health, Health Service Delivery
Health
Comparing Responses to the Ebola Outbreak in Northern Uganda and Sierra Leone
HEART talks
July 17, 2015

In this presentation Barbara McPake, the Research Director of ReBUILD, talks about Ebola in the context of conflict-affected states and health systems with a focus on West Africa – in particular comparing responses to Ebola outbreaks in Northern Uganda and Sierra Leone. The ReBUILD Consortium is a research partnership funded by the UK Department for… Read more

Conflict, fragile states, Health, Health Service Delivery, Sierra Leone, Uganda
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Education and disability research
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June 11, 2015

Nidhi Singal is an expert on education and disability research at the Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge. In this video she talks about direction of education in disability research in the southern context. She states that many debates in this field are mostly determined by the northern hegemonic understanding of disability and education. Only a… Read more

Disability, inclusive education
Health
Strengthening health systems – lessons learned from the Ebola response by David Peters
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June 8, 2015

In this presentation David Peters, from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, discusses how lesson learning from responses to the recent ebola outbreak in West Africa can strengthen health systems. His presentation focuses on strengthening national health systems, rather than at the international level. The outbreak has caused over 10,000 deaths. In addition, the epidemic has caused fear… Read more

Ebola
Health
Operational modelling and its potential for facilitating in-country policy decision making on uptake and implementation of new tools
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May 7, 2015

Newly developed diagnostic tools and algorithms face a number of barriers in effective implementation. Policy makers need to make rational decisions on whether to go ahead and invest in new innovations for health and how. Should a new diagnostic test replace or be used in combination with an existing method? What are the access costs… Read more

operational modelling
Education
Paul Lynch on the educational inclusion of children with disabilities
HEART talks
February 13, 2015

Paul Lynch is an expert on the educational inclusion of children with visual impairment and complex needs. His research is mainly focused on children in Southern and Eastern Africa. In this interview, Paul Lynch discusses early childhood development and education of children with visual impairment. His research has found that parents often do not realise… Read more

Education
Bev Fletcher and Amy Bellinger on Non-Traditional Financing for Education
HEART talks
February 13, 2015

Education Consultants, Bev Fletcher and Amy Bellinger are the co-authors of the EPS PEAKS Topic Guide on Non-Traditional Financing for Education. In this interview they give an overview of the advantages and challenges of non-traditional financing methods in education. They outline the problems in financing education, what is meant by ‘non-traditional financing’ and discuss the evidence… Read more

Education
Health
Nutrition
Martin Woodhead, Sally Grantham-McGregor and Sarah Klaus on Early Childhood Development
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January 20, 2015

The HEART Topic Guide on Early Childhood Development (ECD) offers brief summaries of key research, evaluations and case studies, as well as links to more specialist resources relevant to this vision for ECD. It draws on a very broad range of published research and policy studies, spanning health; nutrition; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); social… Read more

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