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EWB-UK – ELRHA Rapid Research Response Secondment Scheme Pilot Project

The EWB-UK Rapid Research Secondment Pilot Project aimed to collaborate with universities and humanitarian organizations, facilitating research that fed into PhD schemes. The project involved training, checks, and funding to support five PhD researchers. Main findings and recommendations emphasized appropriate research engagement, researcher selection, and preparation.

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EWB-UK – ELRHA Rapid Research Response Secondment Scheme Pilot Project

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  1. EWB-UK – ELRHA Rapid Research Response Secondment Scheme Pilot Project September 2009 – September 2010 Presenter: Katie Cresswell-Maynard, EWB-UK Research Programme Manager

  2. Introduction

  3. Pilot Year

  4. Collaborative Partners

  5. Topic Topic Topic Topic Topic Topic Secondment where research feeds directly back into PhD Scheme Models

  6. Topic Topic Topic Secondment which requires a break from study Topic Topic Topic Scheme Models

  7. The Proposed Package Five PhD Researchers

  8. The Proposed Package Preparatory Training Five PhD Researchers

  9. The Proposed Package Preparatory Training Five PhD Researchers CRB Checks

  10. The Proposed Package Preparatory Training Five PhD Researchers CRB Checks Support

  11. The Proposed Package Preparatory Training Five PhD Researchers CRB Checks Support Funding

  12. Relationships EWB-UK Humanitarian Organisation University Researcher

  13. Relationships EWB-UK Humanitarian Organisation Researcher

  14. Process

  15. Main Findings

  16. Main Findings

  17. Main Findings

  18. Main Findings

  19. Main Findings

  20. Main Findings

  21. Recommendations

  22. Recommendations

  23. Recommendations

  24. Recommendations

  25. Points of Discussion • What is an appropriate research engagement? • Who are the most appropriate researchers? • How should these researchers be prepared?

  26. EWB-UK Research Secondments Any Questions? Thank you for listening For more information email: research@ewb-uk.org

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