Category: Non-state actors
The role of non-state actors in health systems resilience: using and developing their capacities
ReBUILD brief drawing lessons on how to enhance the roles an d resilience of domestic non-state actors in fragile and shock-prone settings
Research on health systems resilience in Myanmar – a poster
A poster outlining six of the studies conducted by the ReBUILD team in Myanmar at Burnet Institute.
Health systems strengthening in fragile states: picturing the views of international NGOs
A photo elicitation exercise which captured the views of iNGO practitioners working at the intersection between humanitarian and recovery phases
Approaching data collection in a liminal health system: Engaging migrants and internally displaced communities along the Thailand–Myanmar border – a poster
A poster on the challenges of and possible responses to collecting data from vulnerable people living and accessing health care on the Thailand-Myanmar border.
Diaspora as partners: strengthening resilience of health systems and communities amidst aid volatility
Article on the critical, overlooked, and underutilised value of diaspora and their contributions for health systems in low- and middle-income countries and fragile and shock-prone settings.
Health systems in limited statehood areas: stretching the boundaries of health governance – a video
In this video, Professor Fouad Fouad explores how conflicts have created regions of limited statehood, where governments struggle to provide essential services, leaving millions – especially internally displaced people – without access to healthcare
Including and engaging people with disabilities in research: experiences and reflections from Myanmar – a poster
Poster reflects on Burnet Institute’s experience of including people with disabilities as participants in research in Myanmar
Differential role of non-state actors in health service delivery and health system resilience in a double crisis country in Southeast Asia
Poster on the differential roles of non-state actors in health service delivery and health system resilience in a double crisis country in Southeast Asia
Assessing the role of non-state actors in health service delivery and health system resilience in Myanmar
ReBUILD paper on the role of non-state actors in Myanmar
Stories of Resilience – Local Lives and Health Systems podcasts
The ‘Stories of Resilience – Local Lives and Health Systems’ ReBUILD for Resilience podcast series. Explores a different resilience-related topic each episode.
Non-State and Informal Actors in Fragile Settings – podcast
A podcast from ReBUILD for resilience – ‘Non-State and Informal Actors in Fragile Settings’. Part of the ‘Stories of Resilience – Local Lives and Health Systems’ series.
Dissemination event – Exploring approaches for complementary private sector engagement in the health sector in Northern Syria
Video of a stakeholder dissemination event held in Gaziantep for the study ‘Exploring approaches for complementary private sector engagement in the health sector in Northern Syria’
Community stressors and coping mechanisms in accessing the health system during a double crisis: a qualitative case study from Yangon Region, Myanmar
Paper on community stressors in Myanmar during COVID-19 and the political crisis, and the impact on the country’s health system
Poster on the role of non-state actors on Myanmar’s health system 2015-22
Poster on the role non-state actors have had in health service delivery in Myanmar 2015-22