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Transforming partnerships through transboundary research.

Alfredo Mayor^1,2, Lemu Golassa³, Hamtandi Magloire Natama⁴

¹ISGlobal, Barcelona, Spain alfredo.mayor@isglobal.org.

BMJ Global Health

|April 11, 2025

Summary

Transformative partnerships in global health foster mutual influence and shared goals, moving beyond transactional approaches. This approach promotes equity-centered actions through reflexivity, solidarity, collective reflection, and shared responsibility.

Keywords:

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Area of Science:

Global Health
Research Partnerships
Health Equity

Background:

Global health research is often marked by power asymmetries.
Competitive scientific environments can hinder transformative change and academic freedom for partners.
Existing transactional partnerships may not adequately address global health imbalances.

Purpose of the Study:

To present a "transformative lens" for research partnerships.
To encourage genuine collaboration and mutual influence among research organizations.
To foster equity-centered actions and reduce global health disparities.

Main Methods:

Adopting a "transformative collaboration" model.
Emphasizing reflexivity and awareness of positionality to understand power dynamics.
Cultivating solidarity and collective reflection on goals and processes.
Implementing shared responsibility for actions and outcomes.

Main Results:

Transformative partnerships require a willingness to be mutually influenced.
Key principles include reflexivity, solidarity, collective reflection, and shared responsibility.
Successful implementation involves relinquishing control, taking leadership, and acting with accountability.
These principles build mutual trust and productive working relationships.

Conclusions:

Transformative partnerships are essential for addressing global health asymmetries.
This collaborative model moves beyond transactional approaches to foster innovation.
Achieving equity in global health research requires genuine collaboration and shared commitment.