The following submissions were made as poster presentations for the 'Evidence for Development: What Works Global Summit 2021'.
The ‘Evidence for Development: What Works Global Summit 2021’ invited poster submissions from young researchers around the world. Each submission consists of a conventional conference poster, accompanied by a voice over explanation, to facilitate viewing in a virtual setting. Click on the Youtube icon to view in full screen.
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Theme: AI, Big data, Machine learning and Development
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Systematic mapping of global research on climate and health using machine learning by Anne Sietsma Theme: AI, Big data, Machine learning and Development
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Applications of Artificial Intelligence in the field of air pollution: a bibliometric analysis via CiteSpace by Qiangqiang Guo Theme: AI, Big data, Machine learning and Development
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Machine learning computational tools to assist the performance of systematic reviews: A mapping review. by Ramon Cierco Jimenez Theme: AI, Big data, Machine learning and Development
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Open Resources and Data for Geospatial Analysis of Development Programs by Sam Fishman Theme: AI, Big data, Machine learning and Development
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Theme: Building resilience
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Adapting an Adaptive Management Plan: the importance of mainstreaming resilience mechanisms in volatile and fragile contexts by Rajani Shrestha Theme: Building resilience
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Theme: Climate change, biodiversity and development
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Independent evaluation of the adaptation portfolio and approach of the GCF by Andreas Reumann Theme: Climate change, biodiversity, and development
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Independent evaluation of the relevance and effectiveness of the Green Climate Funds investments and approach in the least developed countries (LDCs) by Archi Rastogi Theme: Climate change, biodiversity, and development
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Theme: Gender
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Informal social support interventions for improving outcomes for victim-survivors of domestic violence and abuse: a rapid evidence map and systematic review by Karen Schucan Bird Theme: Gender
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Theme: Governance and accountability
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Behavioral barriers to gathering and using evidence in local policy making in South Africa by Abigail Sellman Theme: Governance and accountability
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Designing and testing behavioral interventions to improve responsiveness to citizens requests by Laura Cojocaru Theme: Governance and accountability
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Theme: Health-environment-economic, wellbeing nexus
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Integrating Chinese and Western Medicine for the Treatment of COVID-19: A Living Systematic Review and Meta-analysis by Mengting Li Theme: Health-environment-economic, wellbeing nexus
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What is the legacy of sports mega events on those of low socioeconomic status? Using Rio de Janeiro as a case study. by Catrin Thomas Theme: Health-environment-economic, wellbeing nexus
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Association between consumption of white rice and health outcomes: systematic review and meta-analyses of prospective cohort studies by Honghao Lai Theme: Health-environment-economic, wellbeing nexus |
Effectiveness of interventions to reduce environmental air pollution: An evidence and gap map in low- and middle-income countries by Judith Angelitta Noronha Theme: Health-environment-economic, wellbeing nexus
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Theme: Inequality and social inclusion
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Explaining caste-based disparities in enrollment for national health insurance program (RSBY) in India: A decomposition analysis by Preshit Ambade Theme: Inequality and social inclusion
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Factors associated with accessing health care and provision of health services for residents of slums in low and middle income countries: a scoping review of recent literature by Yen-Fu Chen Theme: Inequality and social inclusion
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Power dynamics in participatory mapping of urban spaces, a systematic review by Hanne Vrebos Theme: Inequality and social inclusion |
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Theme: Innovative approaches to impact, evaluation, and evidence synthesis
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Evidence Summary on food security and COVID-19 by Carlos Tarazona Theme: Innovative approaches to impact, evaluation, and evidence synthesis
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A Review of the Attributes of Transformational Change in the Energy and Public Health Sectors by Arne R. Weiss Theme: Innovative approaches to impact, evaluation, and evidence synthesis |
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Managing overlap of primary studies results across systematic reviews: Practical considerations for authors of overviews of reviews by Carole Lunny Theme: Innovative approaches to impact, evaluation, and evidence synthesis
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The arts and systematic reviews by Karin Hannes Theme: Innovative approaches to impact, evaluation, and evidence synthesis
Note that this entry has some extra videos to be reviewed alongside: Annex 1 Systematic reviews AS art and Annex 2 Art in Systematic reviews |
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Improving the efficiency of preparing individual participant data for meta-analysis in evidence synthesis by Omar Dewidar Theme: Innovative approaches to impact, evaluation, and evidence synthesis
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Theme: Innovative approaches to knowledge brokering
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Let's learn from our readers a qualitative study on the lay and professional audiences perception of formats of healthcare intervention information by Anna Prokop-Dorner Theme: Innovative approaches to knowledge brokering
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CONSENSYS: a new instrument to support the development of context-sensitive implication sections in systematic reviews. by Theresa Bengough Theme: Innovative approaches to knowledge brokering
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Theme: Mental health
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Mobile Interventions Targeting Common Mental Disorders Among Pregnant and Postpartum Women: An Equity-Focused Systematic Review by Ammar Saad Theme: Mental health
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Interventions for children and adolescents with mental health problems during COVID-19: a systematic review by Hui Liu Theme: Mental health |
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Economic Evaluation of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Depression: A Systematic Review and Evidence Mapping by Meixuan Li Theme: Mental health
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Mental health screening approaches for refugees and asylum seekers by Olivia Magwood Theme: Mental health
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The Effectiveness of Mobile Applications to Improve Mental Health Among Youth: An Equity-Focused Systematic Review by Rinila Haridas Theme: Mental health
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Theme: Quality of Education
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The challenges of Ethiopian ICT and education policies by In Cheol Jang Theme: Quality of Education
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Building on Local Context to Facilitate Use of Evidence-based Interventions in Districts and Schools by Ann A. O’Connell Theme: Quality of Education
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Theme: Social protection
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Global Evidence and Gap Map of Implementation Issues on interventions to improve the welfare of people experiencing homelessness or at risk of being homeless. by Monisha Narayanan Theme: Social protection
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