Knowledge Mobilisation is an active process of shaping and tailoring knowledge (e.g. research insights) so that it reaches the right people and can be applied…

Research ‘dissemination’ has long been the default route to enable impact. But it is increasingly criticised as too passive, one-directional and researcher-led. Instead, ‘knowledge mobilisation’ is gaining traction, appearing in funding…

In my last blog I outlined how to get the evaluation report right (and why that is important). But… should a report always be the default? What…

With our first evaluation drawing to a close, we have been several discussions regarding what the final output – in this case a report –…

This post is all about identifying key evaluation stakeholders and setting up Evaluability Assessment workshops. And it also tries to answer the overarching question: Why…

I anticipate there to be a series of blog posts on this topic, as determining evaluation aims and KM goals takes time, reflection and discussion…

Hello! This is a blog about Knowledge Mobilisation (KM) in public health – specifically public health evaluations. I am part of PHIRST Elevate, a research…