GB-UKPRN-10007790-RESPIRE University of Edinburgh The NIHR Global Health Research Unit on Respiratory Health (RESPIRE) aims to reduce the impact and number of deaths caused by respiratory diseases in some of the world’s most deprived populations. RESPIRE spans across Asia with organisations in Bangladesh, India, Malaysia and Pakistan working in partnership with the University of Edinburgh. Together, we seek to tackle some of the biggest causes of illness and death in the region – respiratory diseases. Across Asia, an estimated 1 in 5 deaths are due to respiratory conditions. Despite this, awareness of the devastating impact of respiratory diseases is low and these conditions do not get the priority attention they need from health systems, policymakers and funding agencies nationally, regionally in Asia or globally. The term respiratory disease covers a range of conditions which affect the lungs and breathing. They can be acute conditions (short term, typically starting suddenly) or chronic conditions (long term). Both have significant implications for the health and economy of countries across the globe. RESPIRE addresses both acute and chronic respiratory diseases across two key Research Programmes, which are supported by three underpinning platforms focussing on stakeholder engagement and governance; training and capacity development; and methodology and data science. Programme 1 addresses the ongoing challenges of acute infections which can spread from person to person, such as pneumonia, and can cause severe illness and death. In RESPIRE countries more than 1 in 3 child deaths are due to pneumonia, most of which are avoidable with existing interventions. Programme 2 addresses long-term non-communicable diseases (NCDs), with research on asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and lung cancer. These conditions are increasingly important in LMICs, but awareness of the scale of the problem remains low among health workers and policymakers. RESPIRE responded to the coronavirus pandemic by rapidly incorporating a number of COVID-19 research projects across both Programmes. RESPIRE has created strong collaborative partnerships in Asia, enabling research to be led by local teams to answer the most important research questions for their country and local health services. Local researchers lead the projects and work within their communities to decide what is most needed to improve respiratory conditions in their areas and reduce health inequity. Our focus, where possible, is on the problems of the poorest groups in our network of countries. Together with our Partners we have developed strong Community Engagement and Involvement strategies to improve the relevance and impact of our research. Partners are supported to engage patients and communities in RESPIRE studies from an early stage, and to make community engagement part of all of their projects. Our approach is to work with existing local research groups enabling better provision of resources and allowing our Partners to build capacity, which will continue to benefit our network’s countries and communities in the future. We are developing robust plans to sustain this research, and to maximise the local, regional and global impact from the new knowledge and experience generated by RESPIRE. 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Edinburgh 2217.79 Consultancy Fees Jan-Mar 2019 The University of Edinburgh 912 Publication Fees Jan-Mar 2019 The University of Edinburgh GB-UKPRN-10007790-PEACEREP University of Edinburgh PeaceRep is re-thinking peace and transition processes in light of changing conflict dynamics, changing demands of inclusion, and changes in patterns of global intervention in conflict and peace/mediation/transition management processes. We are supporting the reimagining of peace and transition processes through a range of traditional, praxis, and digitally innovative research tools and projects. Our work is organised into four research modalities: understanding what we term the ‘fragment state’ conditions; praxis research support in-country to reinventing peace processes; geopolitical dimensions and global transitions; and digital transformation of peace and conflict research, or PeaceTech. Each modality will produce a range of outputs: publications and policy briefs; workshops and events; and datasets, country interfaces, and dashboards. Our core research countries are Iraq, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen. These countries exemplify fragment state dynamics and require new frameworks for approaching transition processes. We also work in a number of countries for ‘praxis’ (practice-based) comparative research, where research is focused on active peace and transition support to in-time issues. These include Afghanistan, Ethiopia/Ogaden, Myanmar, and Ukraine. The geopolitical dimensions of our work inform better understanding of how non-ODA states such as Russia, China, United Arab Emirates, and Qatar, and a range of regional organisations intervene in peace and transition processes, and with what goals. PeaceRep is a seven-year research consortium led by the University of Edinburgh Law School. Consortium members include: Austrian Study Centre for Peace and Conflict Resolution, Conciliation Resources, Edinburgh Centre for Constitutional Law, International IDEA, LSE IDEAS, LSE Middle East Centre, Queens University Belfast, University of St Andrews, University of Stirling, and the University of Glasgow. We also work with a range of partners in the field, including Yemen Policy Centre, Yemen Polling Centre, Peace Track Initiative, and more. PeaceRep is funded by UK Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), UK. 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The aim of RESPIRE (Phase 2) is to deliver low-cost, scalable policy and clinical interventions which address locally-identified problems. We aim to act as a source of expertise and resource to policymakers, ministries of health, health workers and communities in our 7 partner countries across Asia. Our Unit aims to build on the capacity development, research outputs and relationships from RESPIRE (Phase 1: 2017-2022) to contribute to improving global respiratory health. In so doing, RESPIRE aims to disseminate knowledge on existing evidence-based interventions that can be adapted for Asian settings, promote innovation to generate and evaluate new interventions and approaches, provide technical support to implementation of respiratory health programmes and identify/develop and promote innovative new approaches and delivery mechanisms. Our overarching objectives include: Building research and research management capacity in our Asian partner countries; ensuring research is driven by the needs/priorities of LMIC populations and is based on equitable/respectful partnerships; strengthening capacity to translate research findings into impact; engaging stakeholders, involving patients and communities, where appropriate, as key partners at all stages; and considering the context of COVID-19, where relevant. University of Edinburgh 1210840 2232864 1777640 1321048 456963 6999355 Price to funder awarded amount for RESPIRE2 UK Department for Health and Social Care - National Institute for Health Research GB-UKPRN-10007790-PEACEREP2 University of Edinburgh PeaceRep is re-thinking peace and transition processes in light of changing conflict dynamics, changing demands of inclusion, and changes in patterns of global intervention in conflict and peace/mediation/transition management processes. We are supporting the reimagining of peace and transition processes through a range of traditional, praxis, and digitally innovative research tools and projects. Our work is organised into four research modalities: understanding what we term the ‘fragment state’ conditions; praxis research support in-country to reinventing peace processes; geopolitical dimensions and global transitions; and digital transformation of peace and conflict research, or PeaceTech. Each modality will produce a range of outputs: publications and policy briefs; workshops and events; and datasets, country interfaces, and dashboards. Our core research countries are Iraq, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen. These countries exemplify fragment state dynamics and require new frameworks for approaching transition processes. We also work in a number of countries for ‘praxis’ (practice-based) comparative research, where research is focused on active peace and transition support to in-time issues. These include Afghanistan, Ethiopia/Ogaden, Myanmar, and Ukraine. The geopolitical dimensions of our work inform better understanding of how non-ODA states such as Russia, China, United Arab Emirates, and Qatar, and a range of regional organisations intervene in peace and transition processes, and with what goals. PeaceRep is a seven-year research consortium led by the University of Edinburgh Law School. Consortium members include: Austrian Study Centre for Peace and Conflict Resolution, Conciliation Resources, Edinburgh Centre for Constitutional Law, International IDEA, LSE IDEAS, LSE Middle East Centre, Queens University Belfast, University of St Andrews, University of Stirling, and the University of Glasgow. We also work with a range of partners in the field, including Yemen Policy Centre, Yemen Polling Centre, Peace Track Initiative, and more. PeaceRep is funded by UK Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), UK. 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Sep 22) University of Edinburgh Austrian Study Centre for Peace and Conflict Resolution 24992.95 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y2Q3 (Oct 22 - Dec 22) University of Edinburgh Coventry University 234883.21 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y2Q4 (Jan 23 - Mar 23) University of Edinburgh Coventry University 71541.00 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y2Q2 (Jul 22 - Sep 22) University of Edinburgh International IDEA 55199.06 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y2Q3 (Oct 22 - Dec 22) University of Edinburgh International IDEA 9533.94 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y2Q4 (Jan 23 - Mar 23) University of Edinburgh International IDEA 34879.63 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y2Q3 (Oct 22 - Dec 22) University of Edinburgh International IDEA 26159.57 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y2Q4 (Jan 23 - Mar 23) University of Edinburgh Stirling University 10616.59 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y2Q3 (Oct 22 - Dec 22) University of Edinburgh Queens University Belfast 36021.41 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y2Q4 (Jan 23 - Mar 23) University of Edinburgh Queens University Belfast 643841.28 Funding for all PEACEREP activities carried out Y3Q1 (Apr - Jun 23) UK FCDO University of Edinburgh 312092.10 Money spend by University of Edinburgh on PEACEREP project Y2Q1 (Apr - Jun 23) University of Edinburgh 38588.89 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y3Q1 (Apr - Jun 23) University of Edinburgh Conciliation Resources 203461.58 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y3Q1 (Apr - Jun 23) University of Edinburgh London School of Economics and Political Science 27362.84 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y3Q1 (Apr - Jun 23) University of Edinburgh Coventry University 20599.87 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y3Q1 (Apr - Jun 23) University of Edinburgh Stirling University 41736.00 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y3Q1 (Apr - Jun 23) University of Edinburgh Queens University Belfast 775714.32 Funding for all PEACEREP activities carried out Y3Q2 (Jul - Sept 23) UK FCDO University of Edinburgh 324238.24 Money spend by University of Edinburgh on PEACEREP project Y3Q2 (Jul - Sept 23) University of Edinburgh 55115.07 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y3Q2 (Jul - Sept 23) University of Edinburgh Conciliation Resources 244841.93 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y3Q2 (Jul - Sept 23) University of Edinburgh London School of Economics and Political Science 27387.9 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y3Q2 (Jul - Sept 23) University of Edinburgh Coventry University 15916.78 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y3Q2 (Jul - Sept 23) University of Edinburgh Stirling University 48609 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y3Q2 (Jul - Sept 23) University of Edinburgh Queens University Belfast 59605.4 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y3Q2 (Jul - Sept 23) University of Edinburgh International IDEA GB-UKPRN-10007790-CovidCollective University of Edinburgh The Covid Collective Research Platform will offer a rapid social science research response to inform decision-making on some of the most pressing Covid-19 related development challenges. The Covid-19 pandemic is a global crisis requiring rapid generation of policy-relevant evidence to inform decision-making as we move from crisis to recovery phase and beyond. The Covid Collective brings together the expertise of, initially, eight partner organisations, coordinated by the Institute of Development Studies. The main functions of the platform will be the: Co-generation of research and evidence through a grant-making mechanism. This will commission work under four thematic bases: governance and politics, social development and inclusion, conflict, and humanitarian. Knowledge curation, learning and strategic communication to encourage and enable evidence-informed decision-making. This will include a range of activities to support mutual learning across geographic and sectoral boundaries. It will identify potential synergies and opportunities for collaboration and strengthen engagement with policy networks and decision-makers. Beyond these primary functions, the partnership approach taken by the Collective aims to build effective, relationships. These will drive collaborative action to address global development challenges. The Collective will promote universality, mutual learning, and the genuine integration of social science evidence. Institute of Development Studies Immunisation; prevention and control of infectious and parasite diseases, except malaria (12262), tuberculosis (12263), COVID-19 (12264), HIV/AIDS and other STDs (13040). It includes diarrheal diseases, vector-borne diseases (e.g. river blindness and guinea worm), viral diseases, mycosis, helminthiasis, zoonosis, diseases by other bacteria and viruses, pediculosis, etc. 115114.99 Funding for all COVID COLLECTIVE activities carried out Oct to Dec 22 The Institute of Development Studies University of Edinburgh 30499.18 Funding for all COVID COLLECTIVE activities carried out Jan to Mar 23 The Institute of Development Studies University of Edinburgh 23137.72 Funding for all COVID COLLECTIVE activities carried out Apr to Jun 23 The Institute of Development Studies University of Edinburgh 115114.99 Money spend by University of Edinburgh on COVID COLLECTIVE project Oct to Dec 22 University of Edinburgh 30499.18 Money spend by University of Edinburgh on COVID COLLECTIVE project Jan to Mar 23 University of Edinburgh 23137.72 Money spend by University of Edinburgh on COVID COLLECTIVE project Apr to Jun 23 University of Edinburgh GB-UKPRN-10007790-AcutePoisoning University of Edinburgh A UK and low-and-middle-income-country (LMIC) research partnership that aims to prevent deaths from acute poisoning In LMIC engage with and involve collaborator from inception to delivery completion, design/authorship, and dissemination of project outcomes. WP1 Methanol Poisoning; WP2 Occupational Pesticide Poisoning; WP3 Guidelines in collaboration with WHO; WP4 Increase Research Capacity. WP5 Expand Poison Information Centre Capacity. University of Edinburgh Research -314.2 Mar-23 Payroll to Projects 90664.00 Grant Income National Institute for Health Research 4207.65 Apr-23 Payroll to Projects 13128.26 Aug-23 Payroll to Projects 12699.47 Jul-23 Payroll to Projects 7569.85 Jun-23 Payroll to Projects 13128.26 Sep-23 Payroll to Projects GB-UKPRN-10007790-ACORDS University of Edinburgh Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and the climate crisis jointly pose unequal burdens on the health of citizens, with implications for economies and sustainable development. Most of the premature death and disease from these causes happens in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) and falls most heavily on the poorest and most vulnerable communities within them. Among the key drivers of these harms are global industries that manufacture and distribute unhealthy products, including tobacco, alcohol, unhealthy food and drink products and fossil fuels. Their diverse impacts on health and their activities in shaping policies to protect and advance their interests constitute Òthe commercial determinants of healthÓ. The substantial evidence-base about these impacts and about how to regulate such industries to promote health is largely confined to high-income countries.In Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), the relationship between such commercial actors and public health is not well understood. The entire region is strategically important to commercial actors both as a source of raw materials and as key markets for future growth. The region confronts particular challenges in seeking to regulate business impacts on health, including resource constraints, competing priorities, the influence of donors and international organisations, and the power of global corporate actors. In an ambitious programme of research in South Africa, Ghana and Kenya, our team will undertake research to inform policies to address these challenges, focusing on the alcohol, unhealthy food and fossil fuel industries.This Group brings together leading researchers from the University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa; Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Ghana; African Population Health Research Centre, Kenya; and the University of Edinburgh, UK. Working across diverse disciplines, via partnerships and in with key stakeholders, this research will address national priorities, strengthen research capacity, and promote South-South learning. Based on high quality academic outputs and by engaging with communities, advocacy organisations, government ministries and international organisations, we will promote positive impacts on health and development and produce accessible learning materials, good practice guidance and model policies. The overall aim of this new collaboration is to explore how commercial actors influence population health in SSA, and to inform the development of policies that can effectively promote health and sustainable development. Conducted over a four-year period from July 2024, our mixed methods research will be organised across four linked work programmes (WPs) to address the following objectives:¥ To map the health impacts of commercial actors and show how strategic links between alcohol, food and fossil fuel industries influence policies to advance their interests (WP 1)¥ To use economic modelling and evaluation to inform policies to effectively regulate unhealthy commodity industries (WP 2)¥ To examine how health policy processes can be strengthened to manage conflicts between health goals and the interests of these three industries (WP 3)¥ To explore how such research can inform efforts to tackle inequalities in health and in power distribution, working in collaboration with communities and civil society (WP 4). University of Edinburgh Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology African Population and Health Research Center University of Witwatersrand Higher Education Institution 2871.27 UK Salaries and Studentships Q2 Jul 24 - Sep 24 147560.14 Grant Income Q2 Jul 24 - Sep 24 UK Government Department of Health and Social Care 20438.38 UK Salaries and Studentships Q2 Oct 24 - Dec 24 16185.78 UK/partner travel Q2 Oct 24 - Dec 24 GB-UKPRN-10007790-BResilient University of Edinburgh Improving climate resilience of peri-urban communities and forests in coastal Madagascar through the sustainable management and utilization of bamboo plantations, reforestation of natural forest, and development of a local economy that fosters sustainable livelihoods and the responsible sourcing of timber and bamboo. The programme has three outcomes: 1. Reforestation strategies designed to support biodiversity conservation and adapted to meet community needsSustainable management and utilization of 32 hectares of bamboo plantations and 14 hectares of natural forest. The project case studies will provide information on forest ecosystems, species present, and ecological processes. Identifying suitable species and plantation strategies for reforestation in these locations will restore damaged ecosystems and conserve endangered species. Training local communities, NGOs, and government organisations in forest management and stewardship promotes successful and enduring reforestation via an increase in respect for forest ecosystems, via encouraging cultivation, and providing alternative solutions for resource demands and enterprises.2. Sustainable resource use adapted to local needs, strengthening resilience to climate changeImproved climate resilience and access to sustainable fuel and construction materials for 6,000 community members. Improving people’s resilience whilst reducing their dependency on dwindling forest resources lies at the heart of this proposal. We will work with communities to understand their specific resource demands and ability to adapt to using a new resource. We will teach community, NGO, and government representatives how to design and build resilient bamboo structures and how to adapt bamboo for fuel use (charcoal), to suit their environment, culture, and available resources.3. Establishment and strengthening of enterprises focused on bamboo-related activitiesImproved livelihoods for case study communities, establishment and strengthening of 32 enterprise clusters. Introducing bamboo into reforestation strategies will provide a new forest product for sustainable enterprises. We will train local community members in entrepreneurship and enterprise creation. The training targets young people, as those who will establish new long-term enterprises, and women, to address gender inequality in economic opportunities [22]. Communities will directly benefit from enterprise opportunities arising from alternative materials (e.g. producing and selling bamboo charcoal) and indirectly through improved resilience. The programme will operate in two coastal regions of Madagascar: Analanjirofo (district of Fénérive Est) and Boeny (district of Mahajanga). Both regions are particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, facing annual cyclones, that make them ideal for testing climate resilience and material adaptability in Madagascar’s unique environmental context. The Fénérive Est district has a humid climate, where bamboo is only minimally used, supporting efforts to enhance bamboo’s role in climate-resilient construction and sustainable reforestation. In contrast, Mahajanga district is a dry ecosystem, and where bamboo is less utilized, providing a contrasting environment to explore bamboo's adaptability and viability in drier, less forested areas. Mahajanga is more populated than Fénérive Est, representing a contrast in terms of both urbanization and infrastructure. The distinct ecological conditions and size of these districts are representative Madagascar’s coastal zones broadly, supporting the scalability of programme results. Activities will focus on five communes: Ambodimanga II, Ampasimbe Manantsatrana, and Ampasina Maningory in Fénérive Est, and Boanamary, Belobaka, in Mahajanga. These locations are chosen for their forest resources and peri-urban characteristics, on which the livelihoods of 100,000 people depend. Direct engagement will involve 6,000 participants. This targeted approach ensures feasible, high- impact engagement. The programme outcomes will inform methods that can be scaled to other areas, creating a replicable model grounded in the challenges and capacities of Madagascar’s diverse regions. University of Edinburgh Ecole Supérieure des Sciences Agronomiques Croix Rouge Malagasy Liverpool John Moores University Center Madagascar for Bamboo Resources and Technology Internation Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1992.25 Q1 staff costs (Mar-Jun 2025) 22027.25 Q2 staff costs Jul - Sep 2025 634.23 Q2 Research consumables (Jul -Sep 2025) 35245.33 Q1 Income from Funder REDAA(Mar-Jun 2025) Reversing Environmental Degradation in Africa and Asia (REDAA) 1658 Q2 Malagasy Red Cross Society Partner Payment (Jul -Sep 2025) Malagasy Red Cross Society 123839 Q2 Universite d'Antananarivo Partner payment (Jul -Sep 2025) Universite d'Antananarivo 158634.09 Q2 income from funder REDAA (Jul -Sep 2025) Reversing Environmental Degradation in Africa and Asia (REDAA) GB-UKPRN-10007790-AcutePoisoning2 University of Edinburgh A UK and low-and-middle-income-country (LMIC) research partnership that aims to prevent deaths from acute poisoning In LMIC engage with and involve collaborator from inception to delivery completion, design/authorship, and dissemination of project outcomes. WP1 Methanol Poisoning; WP2 Occupational Pesticide Poisoning; WP3 Guidelines in collaboration with WHO; WP4 Increase Research Capacity. WP5 Expand Poison Information Centre Capacity. University of Edinburgh Research 170050.00 Grant Income 3043.00 Mar 23 Payroll to Projects 12497.00 Apr-Jun 23 Payroll to Projects 325 Consumables 31165.00 Jul-Sep -23 Payroll to Projects 185153.00 Grant Income 75900.00 Grant Income 22373.00 Oct-Dec 23 Payroll to Projects 7918.00 Travel, Subsitence and Conferecne 9000.00 Training and Development 1408.00 Other Direct Cost 14611.00 Jan-Mar 24 Payroll to projects 1949.00 Travel, Subsitence and Conferecne 90830.00 Consumables 670 Other Direct Cost 38032.00 Payroll Satff - SACTRC Sri Lanka South Asian Toxicology Research Collaboration (SACRTC) 2652.00 Travel, Subsitence and Conferecne -SACTRC South Asian Toxicology Research Collaboration (SACRTC) 879 Consumables - TSB Toxicology Society of Bangladesh (TSB ) 2 Other Direct Cost -TSB Toxicology Society of Bangladesh (TSB ) 480 Indirect Cost - Overehads TSB Toxicology Society of Bangladesh (TSB ) 21088.00 Jul-Sep 24 Payroll to projects Stellenbosch University (SU) 728 Travel, Subsitence and Conferecne Stellenbosch University (SU) 164 Consumables Stellenbosch University (SU) 1140.00 External Intervention Cost Stellenbosch University (SU) 9000.00 Other Direct Cost Stellenbosch University (SU) 19678.00 Payroll Satff - SACTRC Sri Lanka South Asian Toxicology Research Collaboration (SACRTC) 6914.00 Travel, Subsitence and Conferecne -SACTRC South Asian Toxicology Research Collaboration (SACRTC) 4676.00 Training and Development - SACTRC South Asian Toxicology Research Collaboration (SACRTC) 2138.00 Other Direct Cost - SACTRC South Asian Toxicology Research Collaboration (SACRTC) 3936.00 Indirect Cost - Overehads SACTRC South Asian Toxicology Research Collaboration (SACRTC) 2832.00 Payroll Satff - TSB Bangladesh Toxicology Society of Bangladesh (TSB ) 27 Travel, Subsistence and Conference - TSB Toxicology Society of Bangladesh (TSB ) 770 Equipment - SACTRC South Asian Toxicology Research Collaboration (SACRTC) 94 CEI - SACTRC South Asian Toxicology Research Collaboration (SACRTC) 24344.00 Training and Development - SACTRC South Asian Toxicology Research Collaboration (SACRTC) 677 Other Direct Cost - SACTRC South Asian Toxicology Research Collaboration (SACRTC) 7266.00 Indirect Coost - Overehads SACTRC South Asian Toxicology Research Collaboration (SACRTC) 7200.00 Payroll Satff - TSB Bangladesh Toxicology Society of Bangladesh (TSB ) 114 Travel, Subsistence and Conference - TSB Toxicology Society of Bangladesh (TSB ) 116 Other Direct Cost -TSB Toxicology Society of Bangladesh (TSB ) 1440.00 Indirect Cost - Overehads TSB Toxicology Society of Bangladesh (TSB ) 2700.00 Payroll Staff - SU South Africa Stellenbosch University (SU) 675 Indirect Cost - Overehads SU Stellenbosch University (SU) 29164.00 Apr-Jun 24 Payroll to projects Stellenbosch University (SU) -515 Travel, Subsitence and Conferecne Stellenbosch University (SU) 1875.00 Equipment Stellenbosch University (SU) 972 Consumables Stellenbosch University (SU) 19249.00 Other Direct Cost Stellenbosch University (SU) 20991.00 Payroll Satff - SACTRC Sri Lanka South Asian Toxicology Research Collaboration (SACRTC) 1866.00 Travel, Subsitence and Conferecne -SACTRC South Asian Toxicology Research Collaboration (SACRTC) 10365.00 Training and Development - SACTRC South Asian Toxicology Research Collaboration (SACRTC) 1877.00 Other Direct Cost - SACTRC South Asian Toxicology Research Collaboration (SACRTC) 4198.00 Indirect Coost - Overehads SACTRC South Asian Toxicology Research Collaboration (SACRTC) 2400.00 Payroll Satff - TSB Bangladesh Toxicology Society of Bangladesh (TSB ) 250 Travel, Subsistence and Conference - TSB Toxicology Society of Bangladesh (TSB ) 680 Equipment - TSB Toxicology Society of Bangladesh (TSB ) 90564.00 Grant Income 516 Equipment - TSB Toxicology Society of Bangladesh (TSB ) 1291.00 Indirect Cost - Overehads SU Stellenbosch University (SU) 64018.00 Apr-June Payroll to Projects 21551.00 Payment to PGIMER - CRO ProClin India PGIMER - CRO ProClin India 7110.00 Payment to TSB - Bangladesh TSB - Bangladesh 190262.11 Grant Income National Institute for Health Research 31 Other Direct Cost -TSB Toxicology Society of Bangladesh (TSB ) 566 Indirect Cost - Overehads TSB Toxicology Society of Bangladesh (TSB ) 5165.00 Payroll Staff - SU South Africa Stellenbosch University (SU) 192056.58 Grant Income National Institute for Health Research 58576.13 Jan-Mar 25 Payroll to projects 9590.04 Other Direct Cost 11215.00 Estate Charges 27863.00 Indirect Cost 46971.00 Payment to SACTRC - Sri Lanka SACTRC - Sri Lanka 419 Travel, Subsitence and Conference 3494.00 Monitoring, Evaliation & Learning 12116.00 Estate Charges 29863.00 Indirect Cost 60724.00 Payment to SACTRC - Sri Lanka SACTRC - Sri Lanka 32194.00 Payment to SU - South Africa SU - South Africa 22656.00 Payment to PGIMER - CRO ProClin India PGIMER - CRO ProClin India 28679.00 Payment to TSB - Bangladesh TSB - Bangladesh 8000.00 Payment to University of Oslo (UoO) - Norway University of Oslo (UoO) - Norway 289060.11 Grant Income National Institute for Health Research 16801.00 Jul-Sep Payroll to Projects 1124.00 Travel, Subsistence and Conference 26364.00 Payment to SACTRC - Sri Lanka SACTRC - Sri Lanka 569 Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning 5451.00 Estate Charges 15452.00 Indirect Cost 32023.00 Payment to TSB - Bangladesh TSB - Bangladesh 8229.00 Payment to PGIMER - CRO ProClin India PGIMER - CRO ProClin India 64550.00 Oct-Dec Payroll to Projects 5456.00 Payment to SU - South Africa SU - South Africa 487561.41 Grant Income National Institute for Health Research 10000.00 Training and Development 1204.00 Travel, Subsitence & Conference 11150.00 Estate Charges 9000.00 Other Direct Cost 27450.00 Indirect Cost 40872.00 Payment to SACTRC - Sri Lanka SACTRC - Sri Lanka 29602.00 Payment to PGIMER - CRO ProClin India PGIMER - CRO ProClin India 35164.00 Payment to TSB - Bangladesh TSB - Bangladesh 127078.00 Payment to NHS Lothian - UK NHS Lothian - UK 10700.00 Payment to SU - South Africa SU - South Africa 363145.29 Grant Income National Institute for Health Research GB-UKPRN-10007790-IMPACT University of Edinburgh Health systems in LMICs are poorly equipped to care for chronic mental and physical disease, which are rapidly increasing with aging populations. Cognitive impairment challenges health systems on multiple fronts, incurring huge human and financial costs. Latin America has the highest projected increase in dementia incidence globally, and in Peru there are ~300,000 people with dementia (PWD). Many are undiagnosed and lack basic support. Care is often provided exclusively by family members. IMPACT Dement is a new 4-year project funded by the Global Health programme of the NIHR, which will tackle inequity in access to dementia care and diagnosis in Peru and beyond using sustainable, integrated, person-centred, community-delivered, technology-enabled innovation. University of Edinburgh Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine University of Cardiff UK Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia Peru University of Oxford 9426.27 Quarterly Income from lead university Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine 2019.92 Quarterly Income from lead university Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine 3516.62 Quarterly Income from lead university Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine 2260.15 Quarterly Income from lead university Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine 2019.92 Quarterly Income from lead university Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine 2019.82 Quarterly Income from lead university Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine 2019.91 Quarterly Income from lead university Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine 2019.91 Quarterly Income from lead university Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine 2019.91 Quarterly Income from lead university Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine 1147.47 Quarterly staffing costs 1721.20 Quarterly staffing costs 1721.20 Quarterly staffing costs 1721.20 Quarterly staffing costs 1721.20 Quarterly staffing costs 1721.20 Quarterly staffing costs 1721.20 Quarterly staffing costs 1721.20 Quarterly staffing costs 1721.20 Quarterly staffing costs 1721.20 Quarterly staffing costs 1721.20 Quarterly staffing costs 1721.19 Quarterly staffing costs 1721.19 Quarterly staffing costs 1721.19 Quarterly staffing costs 1870.88 Quarterly travel and subsistence 300.29 Quarterly travel and subsistence 415.02 Quarterly travel and subsistence 5639.41 Quarterly travel and subsistence 535.79 Quaterly estates and indirect costs 803.69 Quaterly estates and indirect costs 803.69 Quaterly estates and indirect costs 803.69 Quaterly estates and indirect costs 803.69 Quaterly estates and indirect costs 803.69 Quaterly estates and indirect costs 803.69 Quaterly estates and indirect costs 803.69 Quaterly estates and indirect costs 803.69 Quaterly estates and indirect costs 803.69 Quaterly estates and indirect costs 803.69 Quaterly estates and indirect costs 803.69 Quaterly estates and indirect costs 803.68 Quaterly estates and indirect costs 803.68 Quaterly estates and indirect costs GB-UKPRN-10007790-peacerep3 University of Edinburgh PeaceRep is re-thinking peace and transition processes in light of changing conflict dynamics, changing demands of inclusion, and changes in patterns of global intervention in conflict and peace/mediation/transition management processes.We are supporting the reimagining of peace and transition processes through a range of traditional, praxis, and digitally innovative research tools and projects.Our work is organised into four research modalities: understanding what we term the ‘fragment state’ conditions; praxis research support in-country to reinventing peace processes; geopolitical dimensions and global transitions; and digital transformation of peace and conflict research, or PeaceTech.Each modality will produce a range of outputs: publications and policy briefs; workshops and events; and datasets, country interfaces, and dashboards.Our core research countries are Iraq, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen. These countries exemplify fragment state dynamics and require new frameworks for approaching transition processes.We also work in a number of countries for ‘praxis’ (practice-based) comparative research, where research is focused on active peace and transition support to in-time issues. These include Afghanistan, Ethiopia/Ogaden, Myanmar, and Ukraine.The geopolitical dimensions of our work inform better understanding of how non-ODA states such as Russia, China, United Arab Emirates, and Qatar, and a range of regional organisations intervene in peace and transition processes, and with what goals.PeaceRep is a seven-year research consortium led by the University of Edinburgh Law School. Consortium members include: Austrian Study Centre for Peace and Conflict Resolution, Conciliation Resources, Edinburgh Centre for Constitutional Law, International IDEA, LSE IDEAS, LSE Middle East Centre, Queens University Belfast, University of St Andrews, University of Stirling, and the University of Glasgow.We also work with a range of partners in the field, including Yemen Policy Centre, Yemen Polling Centre, Peace Track Initiative, and more.PeaceRep is funded by UK Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), UK. 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Sep 24) University of Edinburgh Conciliation Resources 59467.46 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y4Q3 (Oct - Dec 24) University of Edinburgh Conciliation Resources 117656.12 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y4Q4 (Jan - Mar 25) University of Edinburgh Conciliation Resources 35530.01 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y5Q1 (Apr - Jun 25) University of Edinburgh Conciliation Resources 33539.96 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y4Q3 (Oct - Dec 24) University of Edinburgh London School of Economics and Political Science 28578.61 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y5Q1 (Apr - Jun 25) University of Edinburgh London School of Economics and Political Science 33021.31 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y4Q2 (Jul - Sep 24) University of Edinburgh Coventry University 31495.31 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y4Q3 (Oct - Dec 24) University of Edinburgh Coventry University 175025.58 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y4Q4 (Jan - Mar 25) University of Edinburgh Coventry University 29949.52 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y5Q1 (Apr - Jun 25) University of Edinburgh Coventry University 56326.22 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y4Q2 (Jul - Sep 24) University of Edinburgh International IDEA 74555.23 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y4Q3 (Oct - Dec 24) University of Edinburgh International IDEA 55906.25 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y4Q4 (Jan - Mar 25) University of Edinburgh International IDEA 5898.80 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y5Q1 (Apr - Jun 25) University of Edinburgh International IDEA 44348.48 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y4Q2 (Jul - Sep 24) University of Edinburgh Stirling University 39295.84 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y4Q3 (Oct - Dec 24) University of Edinburgh Stirling University 75796.24 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y4Q4 (Jan - Mar 25) University of Edinburgh Stirling University 26043.50 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y5Q1 (Apr - Jun 25) University of Edinburgh Stirling University 19797.96 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y4Q2 (Jul - Sep 24) University of Edinburgh Queens University Belfast 23450.81 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y4Q4 (Jan - Mar 25) University of Edinburgh Queens University Belfast 837.53 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y5Q1 (Apr - Jun 25) University of Edinburgh Queens University Belfast 68981.33 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y4Q2 (Jul - Sep 24) University of Edinburgh St Andrews University 534653 Money spend by University of Edinburgh on PEACEREP project Y5Q2 (Jul - Sep 25) 15693.91 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y3Q4 (Jan - Mar 24) University of Edinburgh Stirling University 324238.24 Money spend by University of Edinburgh on PEACEREP project Y3Q2 (Jul - Sep 23) University of Edinburgh 400882.85 Money spend by University of Edinburgh on PEACEREP project Y3Q3 (Oct - Dec 23) University of Edinburgh 428053.71 Money spend by University of Edinburgh on PEACEREP project Y3Q4 (Jan - Mar 24) University of Edinburgh 55115.07 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y3Q2 (Jul - Sep 23) University of Edinburgh Conciliation Resources 53701.96 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y3Q3 (Oct - Dec 23) University of Edinburgh Conciliation Resources 80967.82 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y3Q4 (Jan - Mar 24) University of Edinburgh Conciliation Resources 213304.2 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y3Q2 (Jul - Sep 23) University of Edinburgh London School of Economics and Political Science 15084.21 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y3Q3 (Oct - Dec 23) University of Edinburgh Stirling University 276153.11 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y3Q3 (Oct - Dec 23) University of Edinburgh London School of Economics and Political Science 775714.32 Funding for all PEACEREP activities carried out Y3Q2 (Jul - Sep 23) UK FCDO University of Edinburgh 896257.28 Funding for all PEACEREP activities carried out Y3Q3 (Oct - Dec 23) UK FCDO University of Edinburgh 1155985.7 Funding for all PEACEREP activities carried out Y3Q4 (Jan - Mar 24) UK FCDO University of Edinburgh 290440.3 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y3Q4 (Jan - Mar 24) University of Edinburgh London School of Economics and Political Science 31537.73 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y3Q2 (Jul - Sep 23) University of Edinburgh London School of Economics and Political Science 18027.57 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y3Q3 (Oct - Dec 23) University of Edinburgh London School of Economics and Political Science 47685.63 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y3Q4 (Jan - Mar 24) University of Edinburgh London School of Economics and Political Science 31035.61 Funding for PEACEREP activities carried out by Partner Y3Q3 (Oct - 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Combined, respiratory conditions including pneumonia, COPD, influenza, asthma, tuberculosis, lung cancer and COVID-19 are the leading causes of death and disability both in Africa and globally. Despite this, knowledge and awareness of respiratory diseases is low, and they do not get the priority attention they need from health systems, policymakers and funding agencies. EQUI-RESP-AFRICA will build strong, equitable partnerships and develop capacity with research groups in Nigeria, Cote d’Ivoire, Cameroon, Kenya and South Africa. We will focus on four lines of work based on local research priorities, which will be supported by cross-cutting platforms. These activities will generate new knowledge and use it to improve healthcare for the most underprivileged and support development of appropriate health policies. 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