ReBUILD for Resilience
ReBUILD for Resilience examines health system resilience in fragile settings experiencing violence, conflict, pandemics and other shocks.
We are an international research consortium that aims to produce high-quality, practical, multidisciplinary and scalable research which can be used to improve the health and lives of many millions of people.
ReBUILD for Resilience is funded by the UK government.
News and Events
Disability inclusion in Myanmar – a colouring book
Jan 8, 2026
Disability-themed colouring books by Burnet Institute - part of their study, Including and engaging people with disabilities in Myanmar.
From fragile to agile: how South Asia can build agile health systems for the next crisis
Oct 23, 2025
Article draws on OPM studies to assess health system resilience in South Asia, looking at dedicated leadership and distributed control; availability, capacity and motivation of human resources; and availability of physical and financial resources
Building knowledge beyond walls: Reflections on creative methods for health systems research
Oct 22, 2025
Blog post with reflections on attending sessions on using creativity in health systems research and the impact of using artistic methods
“Kush” in Kailahun: What a community-led study is teaching us about hope, health, and hard choices
Oct 21, 2025
Blog post on Institute for Development's work into the causes of Kush use in Kailahun, Sierra Leone and how it might be prevented and addressed
From local experiment to national movement: Majdal Anjar’s model for health governance in Lebanon
Sep 1, 2025
Blog post describing the success of the Majdal Anjar Municipal Health Committee in Lebanon and other districts' eagerness to adopt the same framework
This project is funded with UK aid from the British people