Register now to join the Global E2P Summit!
Join global experts and stakeholders at the WHO Global E2P Summit (15–17 November 2021) to capitalize on lessons learned during the pandemic and explore pathways to strengthening crisis-resilient country capacities towards more equitable, resilient, and sustainable global health.
The event offers a platform for researchers, policymakers, civil society organizations, media representatives and others to spark new collaborations across the evidence-support system. Together, participants will explore pathways to achieving WHO's triple billion targets and the Sustainable Development Goals.
The Summit is organized by WHO's Evidence-informed Policy Network (EVIPNet), a global leader in empowering countries to put actionable evidence into the hands of users. With its global network and community of practice, EVIPNet country teams have been running successful knowledge-translation initiatives in more than 50 countries.
The Forum is helping to support the event:
- John Lavis, Director of the McMaster Forum, is chairing the preparatory calls, will be moderating the expert panel at the end of day 1, and participating in other panels
- Cristian Mansilla, Forum PhD Student and Queen Elizabeth Scholar is supporting the planning secretariat.
The Forum and members of COVID-19 Evidence Network to support Decision-making (COVID-END) are helping to support the event and will be contributing to the summit:
- Jeremy Grimshaw, co-lead of COVID-END, will be presenting on COVID-END at the Americas regional session on day 1
- Kaelan Moat, Managing Director of the McMaster Forum, will be moderating a panel on day 2 focused on connecting insights from the evidence-support ecosystem.
The virtual Summit is a public event and will be made available via web stream. Visit e2psummit2021.org for further details, including the summit agenda.
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