Counting the cost of TB
This guest blog post is written by Matt Oliver, RESULTS UK alumni and Head of the Secretariat
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A Balancing Act: What happens when polio funding ends?
This blog is co-authored by RESULTS UK’s Laura Kerr (Child Health Policy Officer) and RESULTS
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November conference call
A recording of the November grassroots conference call is now available. We were joined on the call by Tony
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Milan, a moment, and an opportunity: Update from the Global Nutrition Summit
The landmark 2013 Nutrition for Growth summit in London firmly put nutrition on the political and
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The game’s not over yet
At a time when UK development aid is subject to so much criticism, it was
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#EndPoverty lobby day
Last Tuesday, 65 campaigners from across the UK assembled in Parliament for a day of
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Transition: what it is and why it matters
Where should the aid budget be spent? That’s a question that can provoke a lively
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October conference call
A recording of the October grassroots conference call is now available. We were joined on the call by Will Worley, a
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You can’t study if you’re hungry
RESULTS UK recently led a delegation of four parliamentarians to Tanzania to visit programmes working
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On the road to recovery: rebuilding health systems in Liberia
Last month RESULTS UK led a delegation of four parliamentarians to Liberia to see firsthand
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September conference call recording now available
A recording of the September grassroots conference call is now available to download here. Poor
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Global Immunisation: Reasons to be Optimistic?
It’s that time of year again! No, not Christmas (but that is just 122 days
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