Partners & collaborators
The institutions our research has been funded by, carried out with, and taught alongside — each described exactly as the relationship was, and nothing more.
Institutions behind our work
Research councils and government bodies that have funded our researchers' studies, organisations we have worked with in the field, and students we have supported. Every card says what the relationship actually was.
Bangladesh Planning CommissionGovernment of Bangladesh
Funded a study of socio-economic inequalities and health-seeking behaviour among Bangladeshi dialysis patients, led by Dr Md Shekul Parves as Principal Investigator.
Social Science Research CouncilBangladesh
Awarded a research grant to a study led by a member of our team.
Bangladesh Medical Research CouncilBMRC
Funded a study of social stigma, healthcare access barriers and utilisation in coastal Bangladesh, on which Dr Md Shekul Parves is Co-Investigator.
Independent University, BangladeshSchool of Pharmacy & Public Health
Funded a study of health-seeking behaviour and stigma among cancer patients, led by Dr Md Shekul Parves, who also teaches at IUB as Adjunct Faculty.
Department of Agricultural ExtensionMinistry of Agriculture, Bangladesh
Research and data work with the Department of Agricultural Extension.
ShushilanDevelopment organisation, Bangladesh
Worked with our team as a field partner, supporting fieldwork for research in Bangladesh.
Students of Bangladesh Medical UniversityPostgraduate and independent researchers
Methods support for BMU students' theses and personal research projects — study design, analysis and interpretation. The research, and its authorship, remain the students' own.
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Represent one of these organisations?
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If you would like your logo shown, we will add it once we have your written permission.
Five forms, all of them written down
ACADEMIC
Joint studies, co-supervision of postgraduate research, methodological clinics for a department, and shared grant applications — under an MoU that names the roles.
CLINICAL & HOSPITAL
Study access, real-world evidence work, patient-experience research and facility assessment, with the host institution's ethics committee as the review route.
DEVELOPMENT
Consortium roles on evaluations and assessments, where we contribute design, analysis and Bangladesh field capability.
COMMUNITY
Awareness programmes designed around formative research rather than assumptions, delivered with organizations already trusted locally.
Formal partnerships
This list is for institutions with a signed partnership agreement or MoU with The Ideology. Each will be named here once the agreement exists and the partner has confirmed in writing that they are content to be named. The institutions above are ones our team has worked with; they are not presented as formal partners.
What we agree before starting
- Each party’s contribution, in writing
- Authorship, under ICMJE criteria, agreed in advance
- Which entity contracts — Foundation or company
- Data ownership, access and secondary use
- The ethics review route and who submits
- Publication timetable, and who may publish what
- Confidentiality, and what may be disclosed publicly
Settling these at the start avoids the most common source of dispute in collaborative research. We can supply a draft MoU framework.
Interested in a research partnership?
Tell us about your institution and what you have in mind — a joint study, an MoU, a grant application or training. We will tell you honestly whether there is a real overlap.
