SUMERNET Phase 3 Outcomes (2014-2017)

This poster presents the outcomes of SUMERNET Phase 3 (2014–2017), using outcome harvesting to assess changes in knowledge, attitudes, and practices among research and boundary partners. It highlights contributions from research grants, capacity building, networking and partnerships, participation in events, and policy engagement.

Published
2018
Publisher
SUMERNET

The poster visualizes outcome of SUMERNET Prease 3 during 2014 and 2017 to capture the perception of changes by research partners and boundary partners as a result of SUMERNET Phrase 3 interventions.  

SUMERNET Secretariat undertook an outcome harvesting exercise. The purpose of outcome harvesting is to find evidence of what has changed and, then, working backwords, determine whether and how an intervention has contributed to these changes.

SUMERNET attributed outcomes were catagorised into four types: knowledge change, attitude change, early practice change and advanced practice change. Additionally, SUMERNET Phrase 3 also identified cases of change that extended beyond the outcomes, which here have been identified as impacts.

The poster visualizes outcome of SUMERNET Prease 3 during 2014 and 2017 to capture the perception of changes by research partners and boundary partners as a result of SUMERNET Phrase 3 interventions.  

SUMERNET Secretariat undertook an outcome harvesting exercise. The purpose of outcome harvesting is to find evidence of what has changed and, then, working backwords, determine whether and how an intervention has contributed to these changes.

SUMERNET attributed outcomes were catagorised into four types: knowledge change, attitude change, early practice change and advanced practice change. Additionally, SUMERNET Phrase 3 also identified cases of change that extended beyond the outcomes, which here have been identified as impacts.

Authors
Topics
Policy, Research, SUMERNET
Tags
Capacity building, Policy engagement, Research impact
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