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Submit Applications for 2020 Health Workforce Resilience Prize

Research Grant Development Awards - United Kingdom

Deadline: 3 April 2020

The Human Resources for Health in 2030 (HRH2030) program, implemented by Chemonics International (Prime Organization), is seeking award applications under Health Workforce Resilience Prize Call, a challenge designed to identify innovative strategies to strengthen the resiliency of health workers.

Awards will be in accordance with the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and U.S. Government regulations governing cooperative agreements and HRH2030’s internal policies.

Objective: Recognizing that innovation stems from necessity, HRH2030 is awarding prize grants to individuals and/or organizations who have designed or developed a creative strategy, tool, method, approach, or resource that strengthens health workforce resilience in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) and enables health workers to meet the service delivery needs of their communities. Prize(s) will recognize and elevate the profile of individuals or organizations and their proven approaches or new ideas for supporting health worker resilience, so that these successes may be scaled and replicated to contribute to high-performing health systems.

Prize competitions are a tried and tested method for supporting innovation. They may inspire and incentivize individuals to explore something new and problem solve. They may also attract and engage a wider breath of participants from a program’s usual array of partners or collaborators.

This Health Workforce Resilience Prize intends to facilitate the engagement and participation of anyone, anywhere who can provide solutions to bolster health workforce resiliency. HRH2030 sees this open innovation prize as a critical tool to discover proven approaches and bring forth creative, new ideas for building health worker resiliency, especially those local solutions that may otherwise have little opportunity for visibility. Health workers—the backbone of the health system—and the organizations that support them often show remarkable ingenuity and innovation when dealing with challenges in the health system or broader environment so that they can provide the health services their communities need.

In recognition of the strategies, tools, methods, approaches, and/or resources that demonstrate effective ways to strengthen health workforce resilience in LMICs, HRH2030 will use USAID’s communications platforms to disseminate and raise awareness of the successful ideas so that they can be sustained, scaled, and replicated in other settings.

Finalists will be showcased on HRH2030’s website page for the Health Workforce Resilience Prize, on the global program’s social media platforms (Twitter, Facebook, and/or Vimeo), as well as through other forums. In addition, all finalists will receive a certificate.

Prize Information

Applicants may not use the HRH2030 prize money for any of the following:

Eligibility Criteria

For more information, visit https://hrh2030program.org/health-workforce-resilience-prize/

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