Contract opportunities

Wellcome is seeking a consultant or consultancy to provide political analysis, strategic advice and relationship‑building support to strengthen its government relations work in Africa. The role will focus on delivering regular insights, forward‑looking analysis and stakeholder engagement support to help navigate political and policy environments and identify opportunities for collaboration across priority countries and regional institutions.

Wellcome is looking to commission a rapid evidence review aiming to provide a snapshot view on the material gaps in the global understanding of infectious disease research and development (R&D) investment.   

Wellcome is considering how best to support efforts to ensure more sustainable investment in infectious disease R&D, identifying new funders, protecting existing investment, and exploring new partnership models to enable product development. We want to make infectious disease product development more equitable, sustainable and effective in the future, and this proposed project will help inform our approach.     

At Wellcome, we want to understand whether and how new approaches to product development for infectious diseases might be fostered to overcome challenges within the ID R&D ecosystem as well as create a more equitable model for product development.    

Wellcome is seeking a supplier to conduct a retrospective analysis on the approaches to product development that have delivered impactful global health interventions over recent decades. These approaches have involved inputs from the private, public, and philanthropic sectors, with R&D conducted in a range of settings and with a variety of funding sources. This project will identify and define key success criteria and enabling conditions which contributed to the delivery of innovative global health products over the last 20 years. This will also include the impact of these products and their relevance, and replicability and scalability under the current context.  

Wellcome seeks a supplier to design, deliver and manage a global Early Career Researcher (ECR) Learning Network, which will support up to 300 PhD students and postdoctoral researchers globally, working on Wellcome-funded mental health projects across depression, anxiety and psychosis. The network will initially run for three years and will promote cross-disciplinary collaboration, meaningfully embed lived experience expertise and enhance visibility and leadership pathways for emerging mental health researchers. 

Suppliers should view the RFP through the Oracle portal, where they should also submit any questions.

Wellcome is committed to fostering a healthier future for everyone through funding inclusive, high-quality research, supporting effective translation pathways to impact, and influencing across the global health architecture to support more equitable research and health practices.

At the core of this commitment is the need to understand and integrate sex and gender equity into our work, ensuring that Wellcome’s portfolios are, where relevant, addressing the biological and structural inequities which lead to differing health outcomes for people of different sexes and genders. Wellcome has already made significant strides in this mission, with multiple portfolios addressing specific gendered health challenges, and colleagues conducting discrete mapping exercises to understand possible opportunities for development in this area.  

We now seek an independent supplier to support Wellcome in translating plans to real impact and bringing these efforts together to inform a more cohesive strategic approach with clear guidance around the most appropriate next steps across the organisation.  

This RFP aims to build a clear, grounded understanding of how fungi and fungal diseases are recognised, discussed, and addressed by those closest to the issue in India, South Africa, Thailand and the UK, so that Wellcome can better understand real-world experience and need. It seeks to uncover who encounters fungal disease in practice, how people perceive and describe it, what questions or concerns matter most to them, and how their insights connect to existing research and systems. By mapping key actors, identifying knowledge gaps, and exploring opportunities for more inclusive, community-informed research, this work aims to inform Wellcome’s thinking on potential future directions for supporting impactful research on fungi and fungal diseases.

Suppliers can view the RFP on the Oracle portal, where they can submit questions. 

Wellcome is inviting proposals for a supplier to co-design and deliver a five-year cohort support programme for eight funded research projects exploring the impacts of heat on mental health. The selected organisation will act as a convener and facilitator, working with grantees and Wellcome to develop a tailored programme that supports collaboration, skills development and research impact. The programme will focus on fostering peer learning across a global, transdisciplinary cohort and amplifying the influence of research findings on policy and practice. Key activities include facilitating virtual and in-person convenings, conducting a cohort needs assessment, co-developing a structured support programme and delivering ongoing training, networking, and impact-focused support. The supplier will also support the development of Theories of Change and produce a final synthesis report. 

Suppliers can view the RFP on the Oracle portal, where they can submit expressions of interest and questions. 

Wellcome is inviting proposals from suppliers with expertise in strategic foresight to help strengthen long-term decision making across the research funding community.

We are seeking a partner to work with us and other funders to identify high‑value foresight use cases for our sector, test innovative approaches and develop practical, open‑access guidance that translates insight into action. 

Suppliers can view the RFP through the Oracle portal, where they can submit expressions of interest and questions. 

Due to the unprecedented level of interest and the high quality of proposals already received, Wellcome has begun the shortlisting process and will not be accepting any further submissions for this opportunity.

Doctoral training is a key entry point to a research career. As a long-term funder of programmatic doctoral training, Wellcome is commissioning an external supplier (or group of suppliers) to:

• review the doctoral training landscape to define the value of doctoral training
• assess where there is credible evidence of unmet need in areas that are aligned with Wellcome's mission
• develop a unique framework for training that defines best practice

The work should consider, and be appropriate for, the training context of the UK, Africa, South and Southeast Asia.   

Suppliers can view the RFP only through the Oracle portal, where they can submit expressions of interest and questions. 

Due to the unprecedented level of interest and the high quality of proposals already received, Wellcome has begun the shortlisting process and will not be accepting any further submissions for this opportunity.

This request for proposal relates to Wellcome’s Climate and Health team, whose mission is to put health at the heart of climate change action. Our vision is to help craft a world where catastrophic climate breakdown is averted in a way that allows human health to flourish.

The Climate and Health communications team is developing a 2026 pilot influencer marketing programme, with the ambition of building towards a longer-term, strategic approach for the sector over the next three years. While our work is grounded in science and research, we aim to communicate through human stories, inclusive engagement and credible voices that resonate beyond traditional climate or science audiences. Our digital influencer strategy will support Wellcome’s engagement goal that decision-makers and the public who influence them are motivated and confident to address the health impacts of climate change.

We are seeking a supplier to map how research institutions support lived experience collaboration (predominantly in the UK, but may include a few examples based in other countries which we have identified from our Mental Health portfolio). Institutional practices may include lived experience advisory groups to develop funding applications, helping projects develop lived experience structures, or supporting researchers with lived experience to thrive in their roles. We are also interested in how individuals and institutions developed their lived experience infrastructure, how they achieved 'buy-in', overcame challenges and learnt from what they have done.

Suppliers can view the RFP through the Oracle portal, where they should also submit any questions.

Wellcome is seeking a supplier, or consortium of suppliers, to design and deliver a five-year coordination, exchange and learning mechanism for planned Climate and Health Science and Policy Consortiums in Africa. The mechanism will aim to maximise the collective impact of three regional consortiums addressing urgent climate and health challenges. The supplier will co-design a flexible, responsive coordination mechanism that enables collaboration, peer learning and knowledge sharing and supports the laddering up of evidence from national to regional and global influence.

Due to the unprecedented level of interest and the high quality of proposals already received, Wellcome has begun the shortlisting process and will not be accepting any further submissions for this opportunity.

Wellcome is commissioning an external supplier (or group of suppliers) to deliver Stage 2 of the Leadership and Teamwork for CDA Holders (LATCH) programme, which is a leadership development initiative designed specifically for Wellcome Discovery Research Career Development Awards grantholders. Stage 2 will focus on finalising and operationalising the curriculum, producing high-quality open-access learning resources, exploring a sustainable and scalable delivery model, and conducting extensive consultation with stakeholders.

Suppliers can view the RFP through the Oracle portal, where they should also submit expressions of interest and questions.

Wellcome is committed to fostering a healthier, more inclusive and sustainable research culture. Through the Institutional Fund for Research Culture (IFRC), we supported UK institutions to experiment with approaches that embed cultural change and strengthen collaboration, equity and wellbeing in research environments. Alongside the funding call, we established the Institutional Research Culture Community (IRCC), bringing together all applicant teams to share learning, build cross-institutional support and collaborate on sector-wide change. We now seek an independent evaluation of the IFRC and the IRCC projects. The core aim of the evaluation is to generate actionable insights and lessons learned to inform future strategies for Wellcome’s UK Equitable Research Ecosystems team.

Please note that some dates have been extended, due to the high number of responses to the expression of interest stage.

Wellcome is seeking to establish a new partnership with an agency to collaborate on the planning, buying and delivery of offline, out-of-home and experiential media to support the promotion of Wellcome Collection, Wellcome’s free museum and library, and select engagement initiatives.

Wellcome is seeking an experienced production partner to deliver nine episodes of our podcast, When Science Finds a Way. The partner will manage end-to-end production – from editorial development and host/guest coordination to recording, editing and final delivery – ensuring one stand-alone episode and eight Season 5 episodes are produced on time and to the highest editorial and technical standards.

Wellcome is seeking a strategic and creative partner to help unlock the full potential of our podcast, When Science Finds a Way. We require a comprehensive, data-driven growth strategy to significantly expand the podcast’s audience, deepen listener engagement, and establish a scalable basis for long-term success. 

Pathogen genomic data are collected in many countries globally for disease surveillance, public health and medical research. However, the global ecosystem associated with these data is complex and fragmented. Wellcome seeks to commission a supplier to landscape the current pathogen genomic sequencing data platform ecosystem.

Wellcome is seeking proposals from qualified vendors to conduct targeted consultations with relevant low- and middle-income county government stakeholders on the minimum and optimal requirements for next-generation cholera vaccines. Affected populations and government (ministry of health) stakeholders will be consulted, with outputs informing what target product profile parameters are most meaningful to help improve future cholera vaccination strategies. 

Wellcome has identified an opportunity for pilot project funding in 'Innovations in biomolecule-sensing smart wearables for heat resilience and healthcare in low resource settings'.

This will be realised through development and delivery of a mechanism for an interdisciplinary project workshop, drawing together current Wellcome award holders, and developing partnerships with key stakeholders to enable diverse and inclusive interactions that potentially will lead to transformative funding in this space. 

We are looking for a contractor to help develop and deliver key activities, culminating in an in-person interdisciplinary project development workshop with the objective of facilitating current Wellcome grant holders and key stakeholders in seeking supplementary funding to deliver innovations in biomolecule-sensing smart wearables for heat resilience and healthcare in low resource settings.

Suppliers can view the RFP through the Oracle portal, where they should also submit expressions of interest and questions.

Deadline extended, please review revised dates in the RFP.

Longitudinal population studies (LPS) are invaluable to health research, enabling researchers to study the complex and interconnected factors affecting health and disease. Wellcome has supported large-scale, population-based longitudinal studies. This includes cohorts, panel surveys and biobanks in the UK and internationally. These have led to groundbreaking discoveries and have influenced clinical practice, policy and societal behaviours.

We are now looking to appoint an expert advisor for a fixed-term period to:

• consider the impact of the LPS portfolio managed by the Discovery department to advance Wellcome’s mission
• assess the portfolio’s role in advancing health systems research in different settings

Wellcome is seeking a supplier to co-design and deliver a Community of Practice (CoP) for projects in our portfolio focused on developing new and improved psychological and social interventions. The CoP will consist of projects from Wellcome’s live funding call, ‘Transforming early intervention for anxiety, depression and psychosis in young people’, as well as projects from Wellcome’s existing portfolio.  

Suppliers can view the RFP through the Oracle portal, where they should also submit expressions of interest and questions. The RFP will be available on Oracle from 5pm on Wednesday 10 September.

Wellcome Collection is seeking to commission and collaborate with a strategic partner to lead the development and delivery of an ambitious, insight-led audience development plan for the museum and library. This RFP covers the creation of an audience development plan to run until at least 2032, to coincide with Wellcome Collection’s current ten-year strategy.

The Wellcome Infectious Disease team is seeking a supplier to develop, facilitate and manage a research network for grantees from the Infectious Disease funding call 'Understanding dengue and Zika spread, immunity and clinical outcomes' run in 2024. This funding call was developed to support multidisciplinary research teams to generate evidence on where dengue and Zika viruses co-circulate and investigate the effects of co-circulation on host immune responses and clinical outcomes.

Suppliers can view the RFP through the Oracle portal, where they should also submit expressions of interest and questions. 

The UK government and Wellcome will invest up to £600 million to create a new Health Data Research Service. The service aims to provide a secure single access point to national-scale health datasets for research purposes. It will launch in 2026 at the Wellcome Genome Campus in Cambridgeshire. 

The goal is to create change in data access for research through globally competitive health data research services that are user-focused.

This request for information (RFI) asks suppliers to review and analyse the existing knowledge and evidence base around the current health data ecosystem across the UK.

Suppliers should submit their proposals through the Oracle portal and will receive a confirmation notification in response.

Submit your proposal through Oracle.

Wellcome is commissioning a partner to map and analyse how mental health conditions – specifically anxiety, depression and psychosis – and the range of interventions available are portrayed across UK culture and entertainment. This work will support our creative and cultural advocacy strategy by helping us understand the stories shaping public perceptions of mental health.

We are looking for a partner who can provide senior-level strategic counsel, a global perspective and creative leadership to elevate the Wellcome Global Monitor’s visibility and impact.

This includes:

• shaping the overarching communications strategy
• guiding narrative development
• advising on reputational opportunities and risks
• planning and delivering campaigns
• ensuring the initiative reaches and resonates with key global audiences (particularly researchers, policymakers, and global health stakeholders)

The Gates Foundation, Novo Nordisk Foundation and Wellcome have launched a new initiative, The Gram-Negative Antibiotic Discovery Innovator (Gr-ADI), to drive innovation in early drug discovery for Gram-negative pathogens.  

Gr-ADI will function as a consortium, bringing together the portfolio of projects and working collectively across multiple funders, research institutions and industry partners. Success of the consortium depends on cohesive and collaborative working, which requires careful management of the projects. This includes facilitating and fostering an open environment where researchers are encouraged and motivated to share learnings, insights and data. 

We are seeking a supplier who will be able to provide the following:

• project management of the Gr-ADI portfolio
• monitor progress at both the project and consortium level
• co-ordinate meetings of the consortium within the governance structure of Gr-ADI
• foster an environment of collaboration to enable the consortium to function effectively

Wellcome is seeking to commission five organisations to lead inclusive regional dialogues on the future of the global health architecture and concrete pathways for global health reform. One organisation will be commissioned from and based in each of the following regions: (i) Latin America and the Caribbean, (ii) Africa, (iii) Asia and the Pacific, (iv) Europe and North America, (v) the Middle East and Central Asia. These dialogues will engage a wide range of government stakeholders and non-governmental partners across the region to surface, challenge and refine ideas, and build regional consensus on priorities, proposals and implementation pathways for reforming the global health architecture.

To support work across Wellcome's Climate and Health programme, we are looking to contract an expert advisor to help define a three- to five-year plan to guide Wellcome’s engagement on climate finance. 

Terms of the contract can be discussed, but we expect the role holder to work with us 0.6 full-time equivalent or FTE over six months and is able to join Wellcome staff in our London offices once a week.  

Following the Expression of Interest stage of this RFP, invitations to submit proposals have now been circulated.

Wellcome is seeking a supplier to help design and facilitate the first cycle of Wellcome’s Major Prize in Mental Health Science. The prize will spotlight and reward an evidence-based intervention that has the potential for transformative global impact.

By providing high-profile financial and reputational recognition — including a $3 million top prize and up to three $750,000 finalist awards, to be spent on future research and innovation in mental health science — the initiative aims to:

• Celebrate innovative, research-based interventions that have engaged with lived experience and demonstrate clear potential to improve mental health outcomes.
• Raise the global visibility of mental health science and innovation by showcasing breakthrough approaches that shift public and policy narratives.
• Inspire greater investment and engagement from people who can influence and accelerate progress, such as funders and policymakers.

We are seeking a supplier to design, deliver and disseminate an ambitious Mental Health Catalyst programme. The aim is to identify promising targets for better interventions in depressed mood and map out the necessary enabling environments needed to deliver and scale those interventions. The key outputs will be:

• Years one to two: create an online, interactive and updated mission map, setting out key targets and required facilitative environments.
• Year two: launch, engagement and dissemination activities to introduce the mission map to stakeholder groups.
• Years three and four: ongoing updates and monitoring. 

For further information, please watch our webinar.

Wellcome wants to identify opportunities to drive research at the intersection of climate change and foodborne diseases, specifically focused on the health of populations in low- and middle-income countries. There has been relatively little attention and investment in this area despite food safety being a foundational requirement of food security and a healthy diet. This is also the case even as foodborne diseases contribute to a substantial burden of disease, particularly in low- and middle-income countries. We need to better understand the current problem of foodborne disease and the emerging and changing risks from climate change and food systems transitions. And we need to improve our understanding of the types of solutions that work in local contexts. We are seeking a supplier to undertake a landscaping and evidence synthesis, a futures exercise on the risks, vulnerabilities and impacts on the food system under different scenarios. We are also seeking another supplier to analyse the barriers and opportunities for enhancing data and knowledge generation and engage with key stakeholders and affected communities to co-create foundational research priorities.

Wellcome is seeking to support the production of at least two policy products and a convening on Indigenous Knowledges in global scientific and climate policy making processes. 

Following the Expression of Interest stage of this RFP, invitations to submit proposals have now been circulated.

Due to the neglected nature of snakebite as a global health issue, the opportunities for innovation to address challenges across the patient journey remain underexplored. We are seeking a supplier to deliver an innovation prize competition that supports creative approaches to tackling snakebite envenoming. 

These monetary prizes will support multi-sector, multi-disciplinary and international teams to advance solutions, tools and interventions with the potential to impact snakebite patient health outcomes by 2030.

The supplier will be responsible for delivering the entire competition process, administering prizes and providing a package of support activities designed to facilitate team formation and idea development. 

We are seeking to commission and collaborate with a research organisation to deliver qualitative research in 10 to 12 countries, alongside quantitative data analysis and reporting.

The Wellcome Global Monitor (WGM) is the world’s largest global survey of public perceptions of science and health. Two waves of research were previously published in 2018 and in 2020. The quantitative survey was run in more than 140 countries (113 in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic).

Following a review of the project, we are now running a more streamlined survey and, in addition, for the first time are carrying out qualitative research to dive further into the data.

Please note this RFP is for:

• the data analysis and reporting of the quantitative survey where the data will be provided to you
• designing, carrying out, analysing and writing up the qualitative research component

The quantitative fieldwork has already been commissioned and is underway. A further RFP will be issued to procure a supplier to support our communications and engagement work.

We are seeking an agency to help us create and deliver a compelling brand story for Discovery. Wellcome’s work is broadly divided into two modes – Discovery and Solutions – under which sit all our strategic programmes. Discovery mode includes our Discovery Research programme, proposed activity on AI and computational science, Wellcome Sanger Institute, Wellcome Leap and many activities undertaken by our free museum and library, Wellcome Collection. We need a cohesive narrative that brings these different projects together under one banner. Developing this brand story will help facilitate effective communication around this activity and strengthen Wellcome’s position at the forefront of science and research.

Fungal infections are an emerging threat to global health due to multiple factors such as climate change and antifungal resistance. Despite their significance, research on fungal pathogens lags behind research on other organisms.  

There is a critical need to explore how climate variability and climate change impact fungal pathogens and to gather data that support or may support this research. Consequently, Wellcome is inviting qualified consultancy teams, think tanks, and do tanks to submit proposals that will contribute to our understanding of the potentially complex relationships between fungal pathogens and climate.  

This RFP aims to support comprehensive reviews and data analyses that might identify existing gaps in research, data, and knowledge. The selected supplier will contribute to clarifying the current state of evidence and data availability in this field to inform future investments and catalyse novel research. 

Wellcome and UKRI believe that lived experience expertise is vital for the success of mental health research. We want a supplier to develop a platform of resources to improve lived experience collaboration in mental health research. Where possible, we want the supplier to develop these resources based on existing examples from practical contexts.

Wellcome is commissioning a project to advance the use of psychometric evidence in mental health research. We are seeking experts across mental health, evidence synthesis, psychometrics and data science to:  

1. Systematically review psychometric evidence underlying Wellcome’s current common metrics (for example, sensitivity to change). These would be published as living systematic reviews on an appropriate platform.
2. Develop a free-to-use, interactive, living evidence interface drawing data from these systematic reviews. This includes providing bespoke evidence for use in specific settings (for example, the validity of the PHQ-9 in a specific geographical context).   

Our goal is for this platform to support existing efforts to implement common metrics and stimulate further engagement and research on measurement in mental health.  

Please submit an expression of interest if you would like further details regarding our live webinar planned for 3 April 2025.

Join our webinar for applicants of this RFP on Thursday, 3rd April 2025 at 13:30-14:30 BST. We will outline the goal of this work and what we are looking, followed by a Q&A session. All attendees will be anonymous.

Wellcome is organising the third annual meeting of the Pathogen Variants Network members from 23 to 25 September 2025. This will bring together members of the six research teams in a predominantly in-person meeting format in Bangkok, Thailand. 

We seek to appoint an experienced facilitator to facilitate the workshop on 24 and 25 September 2025. 

We also seek to appoint an experienced science writer to prepare a meeting report for Wellcome’s internal use. 

Wellcome, in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO), is seeking to commission a supplier to develop standardised definitions for cholera epidemiology using in-person expert consultations and the Delphi method, a structured communication technique involving a panel of experts. The supplier is expected to disseminate and ensure uptake of newly refined standardised definitions on cholera epidemiology through publication in a scientific journal and the WHO website, and presentations at cholera meetings and conferences. 

Wellcome is seeking an organisation to undertake a landscape review of the employment contracts and salary provision in use for academic researchers across the globe, as well as the teaching buyout provisions of other funders. The work will provide intelligence into the provision in a number of specified countries where a significant amount of Wellcome-funded research takes place.  

Wellcome’s Climate and Health programme seeks an experienced facilitator to co-design and deliver a support programme for a new cohort of grantees funded through the Advancing climate mitigation solutions with health co-benefits in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) call. The programme content will be tailored to the needs of the cohort, with primary objectives focused on peer learning and skills development, as well as amplifying the impact of research outputs. Preference will be given to suppliers based in LMICs for the delivery of this programme. 

Wellcome’s Climate and Health programme seeks to understand where we can best play a catalytic role in strengthening the already seeded research field, as well as how we can best support research and broader ecosystems that help accelerate transitions to sustainable food systems. This work will focus specifically on opportunities related to Europe (including the UK).

Please only submit a full proposal if you have been invited to do so.

Wellcome is seeking a learning and support partner for a co-created Community Engagement Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Framework (MEL). Over the past year, we have collaborated with several global partners to co-develop a MEL Framework in an open-source e-learning platform format. For the next phase of this project, we seek a supplier with strong strategic and delivery capacities to support key partners in utilising the framework. This contract requires the successful contractor to sub-contract the consultancy that developed the original MEL framework, Itad.

Wellcome’s Insight team is looking to commission and collaborate with an organisation who can deliver and manage a long-term insight community and platform (Audience Insight Collective) involving Wellcome’s diverse audiences in 12+ countries. Our audiences include researchers, scientists, policymakers and strategic partners across the globe - all of whom make a contribution to, or are interested in, life, health and well-being. In order to achieve its strategic objectives, Wellcome needs to reach, engage and influence our audiences. As such, there is a need to provide timely and relevant insight to inform engagement and influencing approaches. The Audience Insight Collective should help us meet this need in providing access to our audiences in a more agile and equitable way. 

Wellcome’s Climate and Health programme seeks to significantly increase our understanding of the effects of climate change on human health and identify the interventions and policies that can respond to the climate crisis in a way that protects and improves human health. This programme of work is intended to monitor, evaluate and learn about the Climate Impacts Awards, an annual funding call run through the Climate and Health team at Wellcome.

We are seeking proposals from qualified cybersecurity firms to conduct comprehensive security testing of our Laboratory Information Management System, SEDRI-LIMS. The goal is to identify potential vulnerabilities and provide guidance on any risk mitigations to ensure the integrity, confidentiality and availability of our digital product.

The aim of this activity is to identify the most promising areas for intervention, pinpoint opportunities and gaps, and determine where further mechanistic research is most required or where the current evidence base is weak. The outcome of this activity will be a report, developed in collaboration with a science writer dedicated to the project, of a quality to be publishable externally.

We are looking to appoint a science writer to work with three to four experts to produce a report for Wellcome focused on how to best fund research that will ultimately improve treatment and early intervention options for young people under 18 experiencing symptoms of anxiety and/or depression. 

Wellcome’s Research Culture and Communities team are seeking a supplier to work with us to deliver up to £1 million of funding to small, Black-led initiatives supporting the careers of Black-heritage academic researchers. The supplier would act on behalf of Wellcome to deliver a flexible, accessible and impactful grant-giving programme that goes beyond traditional funding models. The selected organisation should have a track record of working with Black/racially minoritised communities.

Centres for Exchange (CfE) is a collaborative learning and design project led by Wellcome’s Community Engagement team. CfE aims to re-envision knowledge exchange with communities in research. Over the last year, we collaborated with global partners and communities to develop a framework that rethinks knowledge exchange with communities in health research. In this next Proof of Concept phase of CfE, we will fund up to nine community-based organisations in India, Kenya and South Africa, to implement and learn from the framework.