01 / 10Health Systems Strengthening
Research aimed at understanding and addressing systemic barriers to effective, equitable, resilient, and sustainable healthcare delivery.
BIGHR conducts and supports multidisciplinary research across key areas of global health — generating evidence that responds to real-world challenges.
01 / 10Research aimed at understanding and addressing systemic barriers to effective, equitable, resilient, and sustainable healthcare delivery.
02 / 10Generating evidence on how proven health interventions can be effectively adopted, implemented, scaled, sustained, and integrated into routine health systems.
03 / 10Applying epidemiological methods, statistical analysis, and data science to understand disease patterns, determinants, health outcomes, and population-level risks.
04 / 10Research addressing the prevention, control, treatment, surveillance, and elimination of infectious diseases, particularly those that disproportionately affect populations in low- and middle-income countries.
05 / 10Research focused on immunization systems, vaccine access, demand, coverage, delivery, safety, supply chains, and strategies for improving vaccination outcomes.
06 / 10Research addressing access to quality-assured medicines, pharmaceutical management, procurement, forecasting, inventory management, distribution, rational medicine use, and supply chain performance.
07 / 10Exploring the use of digital technologies, health information systems, data analytics, and responsible artificial intelligence to strengthen healthcare delivery and decision-making.
08 / 10Research focused on improving health outcomes for women, newborns, children, and adolescents through evidence-based interventions and stronger health systems.
09 / 10Generating evidence on healthcare financing, resource allocation, cost-effectiveness, policy implementation, and the economic implications of health interventions.
10 / 10Supporting programmes and organizations to measure performance, assess outcomes, generate learning, and use evidence to improve interventions and decision-making.
We believe meaningful improvements in health require more than identifying problems. They require rigorous research, innovative thinking, collaboration, and the translation of evidence into action. We are particularly interested in research that addresses the gaps between what is known, what is implemented, and what ultimately improves outcomes.
BIGHR seeks to foster innovation that is scientifically sound, locally relevant, scalable, sustainable, and capable of generating meaningful health impact.