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By capturing best practices and implementation experiences, the WHO guidance highlights a key message: decisions about which research to conduct, support, and promote must be grounded in ethical principles. #Ethics

Our report, “Lessons Learnt from Developing and Applying Research Priorities During the COVID-19 Pandemic”—along with GloPID-R’s work on research prioritization for long COVID—is referenced in the guidance

We’re proud that GloPID-R’s Low- and Middle-Income Countries Working Group (LMIC WG) contributed to this important work.

As research budgets tighten and ethical considerations become increasingly critical, the World Health Organization has released a timely and much-needed guidance document to ensure that health research priority setting is systematic, transparent, and ethically sound. #publichealth #GloPID-R

The findings aim to inform strategic decision-making and improve coordination and equity in pandemic preparedness #Globalheallth #publichhealth #UKCDR

The insights are based on Pandemic PACT’s database, which currently tracks and analyses global funding and evidence for research on diseases with pandemic potential and broader preparedness efforts, ready to pivot in response to outbreaks #PandemicPreparedness

📊 This presentation will showcase Pandemic PACT’s mapping review of research grants related to pandemic preparedness—giving a comprehensive summary of global research funding trends, patterns, and gaps since 2020.

Rodrigo will present:
A Mapping Review of Research Funding for Pandemic-Prone Diseases and Ongoing Outbreaks: Evidence from the Pandemic PACT Programme #PandemicPACT #GloPIDR

📌Rodrigo will present:

A Mapping Review of Research Funding for Pandemic-Prone Diseases and Ongoing Outbreaks: Evidence from the Pandemic PACT Programme