Healthlink Worldwide

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• Full client list 1999 - 2006 (PDF 3 pages 34 KB)

"The people who do the work are not accessing the money [because of] lack of capacity to write proposals, to document their activities and to go to the donor and say, "I have done one, two, three - support me". SIPAA has actually built the capacity of smaller organisations to draw down funds from bigger funding organisations." Cameroon NAC Technical Advisor

For more information on our consultancy services please contact Andrew Chetley- Executive Director
chetley.a@healthlink.org.uk

What we do - Consultancy work

How we work empowers; when partners ask challenging questions resolving the issues together is part of the process.

This applies to our consultancy work as well as grant work, and our consultancies remain grounded in Healthlink Worldwide's participatory values.

We form mutually beneficial partnerships with clients including government agencies and non-government agencies. The work ranges from the production of communication materials, to designing information and communication strategies, to synthesising research, to strengthening learning.

Recent consultancies include:

Lepra, India

Designing and implementing the communication and advocacy component of the Lepra Mayurbhanj Integrated Community Health Project.
January 2006 – December 2007

 

Bernard Van Leer Foundation

Literature review on childhood development and respect for diversity and producing an online knowledge and information hub signposting key information resources and contacts.
November 2005 – April 2006.

Go to the hub (Source website)

Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (EQUI-TB knowledge programme)

Supporting the design and implementation of the communication and dissemination component of a poverty focused research programme on tuberculosis.
September 2005 to March 2006

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Department for International Development (DFID)

Joint management of the Knowledge and Research Programme on disability. The Disability Knowledge and Research Programme put disabled people at the heart of research on disability.
2003-2005

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ActionAid

Documentation and learning component of the Support to International Partnerships Against AIDS in Africa (SIPAA) programme. Burundi, Cameroon, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Lesotho, Nigeria, Rwanda, Swaziland, Uganda and Zanzibar.
2004

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InfoDev (Information for Development Programme, World Bank)

Research to develop a knowledge map and framework paper on the role and use of information and communication technologies (ICT) in the health sector in developing countries.
July – November 2005

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A full list of clients and consultancy projects is available as a PDF:

Full client list 1999 - 2006 (PDF 3 pages 34 KB)

For more projects go to the Projects and Issues section