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Research can contribute to social transformation by providing evidence-based insights and solutions to societal problems and challenges.

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Why research matters

Why research matters

Research can contribute to social transformation by providing evidence-based insights and solutions to societal problems and challenges. 

Through research, we can:

  • Better understand the root causes of social issues.
  • Identify potential interventions and strategies for addressing them.
  • Evaluate the effectiveness of these interventions.

This information can then be used to inform policy decisions, guide the development of programs and initiatives and improve the overall wellbeing of individuals and communities.

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