GCRF Translation Awards

GCRF 翻译奖

• 批准号: EP/T015683/1
• 负责人: Caroline Meyer
• 金额: $ 96.58万
• 依托单位: University of Warwick
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Research Grant
• 财政年份: 2019
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2019 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=EP%2FT015683%2F1
• 关键词: GCRF; Translation; Awards

The Warwick GCRF GRTA will deliver two focussed interventions, fully aligned with our strategy, in Nepal (LDC) and Brazil (UMIC). Work Package 1 with an initial focus on Nepal, is a programme to produce "Affordable High-Quality Hearing Aids for LMICs" in collaboration with the INF Ear Hospital in Pokhara Nepal, which will finalise development and test the world's first hearing aid (HA) that meets both the WHO's target unit cost (3% of GDP/capita) for low-middle income countries (LMICs) and UK NHS clinical standards. HA chipsets account for approximately 90% of the total cost (Bill of Materials) of a HA. The novel approach taken by the Warwick team has been the re-purposing of chipsets recently developed for ultra-low power implementation of 'always on' artificial intelligence algorithms. When combined with proprietary algorithms these new generation of chips are now sufficiently advanced to be capable of competing with specialist Application Specific HA chips at reduced cost.Specific to investment from this award the project will (1) achieve a reduction in the cost of Hearing Aid (HA) chipsets; (2) develop an FDA and CE certified device (the recognised global standards for medical devices); (3) in collaboration with the INF Ear Hospital in Pokhara Nepal, develop HA fitting procedures that are congruent with the availability and skills of clinical staff in LMICs, (4) expand ear care services to rural communities in Nepal.At the present time the incidence of hearing loss is approximately two-to-three times that in high-income countries, the WHO predict that by 2030, hearing loss will become the World's 7th highest burden of disease ahead of HIV, neonatal infections and diarrheal disease. HA technology leads to greater financial independence and improve access to mainstream education addressing UN SDG 1 (End Poverty) and SDG 4 (Universal Education) and also aligns with World Health Assembly resolution WHA60.29 , which urges member states "To collect, verify, update and exchange information on health technologies, in particular medical devices, as an aid to their prioritization of needs and allocation of resources".Work package 2 is targeted at developing, deploying and evaluating a mobile application and community-based intervention to increase the resilience of flood-prone communities around several cities across the territory in Brazil, in close partnership with Cemaden, the National Disaster Monitoring and Early-Warning Centre in Brazil. This work package builds upon the results of a previous Global Research Challenges Fund award in which the partners have developed and piloted a methodology to engage schools, flood-prone communities and local governments in the production and circulation of flood-related data to improve flood resilience. This methodology has been successfully piloted and is being currently applied in two schools of the cities of São Paulo and Rio Branco in Brazil and there is a need to expand this to other flood-prone communities of 43000 areas in 1000 different municipalities across Brazil. Specific to investment from this award the project will be (1) development of a mobile app to allow school students and citizens living in flood-prone communities to generate data about local impacts of flooding, whilst fostering social learning on flood risks and adaptive strategies.(2) development of guidelines and materials for schools and local stakeholders to implement flood resilience interventions in prone communities based on the mobile app and on the integration of this with contents related to climate change adaptation and disaster early-warning of the school curriculum. (3) roll out the mobile app and interventions for the flood-prone communities to 81 schools across Brazil. (4) Perform a rigorous monitoring and evaluation of the impacts of the community-based research interventions to improve flood resilience, and disseminate results within Latin America.

Warwick GCRF GRTA将在尼泊尔（LDC）和巴西（UMIC）中提供两项与我们的战略完全一致的重点干预措施。工作包1最初关注尼泊尔，是一项计划，旨在与尼泊尔博卡拉尼泊尔的Inf Ear Hospital合作生产“负担得起的高质量助听器”，该计划将对WHO的目标单位成本（3％的GDP/CAPITA）和UK START and START and BING STAR POKHARA NEPAL合作，该公司将对世界上第一个助听器（HA）进行测试（HA）（HA）。 HA芯片组约占公顷总成本（材料清单）的90％。沃里克团队采用的新颖方法是重新使用了最近开发的芯片组，该芯片组是为了实施“始终在“ On On On”人工智能算法的超低功率。当与专有算法结合使用时，这些新一代的芯片现在已经足够先进，能够以降低的成本与专业应用特定的HA芯片竞争。特定于该奖项的投资将（1）降低听力援助（HA）芯片的成本； （2）开发FDA和CE认证设备（公认的医疗设备全球标准）； （3）在与尼泊尔博卡拉的inf ear医院合作，制定与LMICS临床人员的可用性和技能一致的合适程序，（4）（4）在尼泊尔的农村社区向农村社区扩展早期护理服务。目前的听力损失的事件大约是在高高的世界中，在2030年的高级损失中，播放的次数大约是两到2030年，这是2030年的高级损失，启用了7月7日，这是2030年的高度损失。新生儿感染和腹泻病。 HA technology leads to greater financial independence and improve access to mainstream education addressing UN SDG 1 (End Poverty) and SDG 4 (Universal Education) and also aligns with World Health Assembly resolution WHA60.29 , which urges member states "To collect, verify, update and exchange information on health technologies, in particular medical devices, as an aid to their prioritization of needs and allocation of resources".Work package 2 is targeted at developing, deploying and评估一项移动应用程序和基于社区的干预措施，以与巴西塞马登（Cemaden），国家灾难监测和巴西的早期巡游中心密切合作，提高巴西整个城市多个城市的抗原能力。这项工作方案是基于以前的全球研究挑战基金奖的结果，在该奖项中，合作伙伴已经开发并试行了一种使学校，容易发生洪水的社区和地方政府参与与洪水相关数据的生产和流通以提高洪水弹性的方法。该方法已成功进行了试验，目前正在巴西圣保罗和里奥布兰科城市的两所学校中使用，需要将其扩展到巴西各地1000种不同文化中的43,000个易受洪水的社区。该项目特定于该奖项的投资将是（1）开发移动应用程序，以使生活在容易洪水的社区中的学校学生和公民能够产生有关洪水影响的当地影响的数据，同时促进对洪水风险的社会学习和适应性策略的发展。和学校课程的灾难。 （3）将移动应用程序和易洪水社区的干预措施推出了巴西的81所学校。 （4）对基于社区的研究干预措施的影响进行严格的监控和评估，以提高洪水弹性，并在拉丁美洲内部传播结果。

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