Welcome to our events page, where you can find information about our upcoming events and explore the exciting experiences we’ve offered in the past. Our events are designed to engage and inspire, bringing together like-minded individuals to learn, connect, and grow. From workshops and seminars to conferences and social events, there’s always something happening here that’s worth your attention.
Take a look at our past events to get a sense of the breadth of topics we’ve covered. We’ve hosted some incredible speakers and thought leaders, covering topics ranging from mental health and nutrition to clinical research and public health. Our attendees have left inspired and with new insights, and we can’t wait to bring you more transformative experiences in the future.
Be sure to check back often, as we update this page regularly with information about our events. Whether you’re a researcher, health professional, or simply interested in the field, we’ve got something for you.
Background The Campbell Collaboration (C2), the Global Development Network (GDN) and the International Initiative for Impact Evaluation (3ie) convened this event together with government institutions and key national research organizations. This event was organised to answer the question of whether there is more to learn from international experience to further the governance agenda in India...
Background The Campbell Collaboration and the Cochrane South Asia with support from the Department of Health Research, Government of India conducted this seminar. It was attended by 81 participants across a range of organizations from Delhi NCR and other parts of the country. Objective The seminar presented the evidence generation process, the use of such...
Background The use of research to inform policy is high on the agenda. How do research funders approach funding research which will be used to inform policy and practice? And what do researchers see as constraints in achieving this? The Campbell Collaboration hosted a roundtable to discuss the experiences of various organisations in supporting and...
Background The evidence for making policy, program and practice decisions is based on careful analyses and syntheses of multiple studies. The use of systematic reviews and meta-analyses are conducted across variety of questions such as extent of the problem, the risk and protective factors, acceptance of interventions in different populations, what works best, for whom,...
