Campbell National and Regional Centres (NRCs) represent Campbell in their geography. They:

• raise the profile of Campbell by disseminating information on Campbell evidence synthesis products and Campbell events.
• offer Campbell training in liaison with the Campbell Training Coordinating Group
• raise funds for their own activities and Campbell evidence and gap maps, and systematic reviews.

New NRCs have to be approved by the Campbell Board. The application should be made to the secretariat using an application form. If you are interested in creating a Campbell National or Regional Centre please contact the Campbell secretariat.

Campbell South Asia, established in 2019

Launched in New Delhi on 2 July 2019, Campbell South Asia:

1. promotes Campbell and findings from Campbell studies across the region
2. provides training for researchers on producing evidence synthesis reviews and maps, and events for policy makers and practitioners on using evidence
3. undertakes commissioned research synthesis studies.

Find out more: visit the website.

Campbell UK & Ireland, established in 2016

Hosted by the Centre for Evidence and Social lnnovation at Queen’s University Belfast, Campbell UK & Ireland provides a focal point and hub for supporting the production of Campbell reviews and promoting their use in the UK and in lreland.

A dedicated blog for the centre is very popular amongst researchers: the Meta-Evidence blog. Visit the website of Campbell UK & Ireland for updates about training, jobs and events.

How to get involved

The National Campbell Centre is looking for partners in the fields of research, policy and practice across the regions of the UK and lreland. lf you would like to learn more and/or discuss potential opportunities for involvement and collaboration we would love to hear from you. Please contact:

Dr Sarah Miller, Director
Tel.: +44 28 9097 5944

Campbell Networks

Campbell Networks are groups of researchers and users in a geographical area who are interested in producing and using Campbell reviews. Networks organise meetings at least once a year to present ongoing Campbell-related research by network members, findings from recent Campbell reviews, and the use of evidence in their country or region.

A network may have a small secretariat, or meetings rotate between member institutions, who take it in turn to organise and host the meeting. Networks may work with the Campbell Training Coordination Group or Campbell secretariat to organise training for network members or presentations at a network meeting.

Campbell Networks are an informal grouping. They do not represent Campbell externally and are not represented in Campbell’s governance structure.

If you are interested in creating a Campbell Network please contact the Campbell secretariat.

Campbell China Network

The Campbell China Network provides a focal point and hub for establishing an
evidence-based social science exchange platform at home and abroad. The
Campbell China Network is hosted by Hengshui Jianchen Education and Technology Center now.

A dedicated website for the Campbell China Network (https://www.campbellchina.com) is very useful for relevant stakeholders. It plays an
important role in news release, conference organization, member selection, subject
application, etc., under the authorization and guidance of the international Campbell collaboration network, and also assists the international Campbell collaboration network to run the Campbell China network through self-financing.

Campbell China Network Goals:
Ⅰ Promote the dissemination of evidence – based science concepts in China, boost
the synthesis of research evidence across various disciplines, and advance evidence
transformation and after – effect evaluation methods.

Ⅱ Strengthen the exchange among researchers, decision – makers and practice
institutions in the field of social sciences, transform research findings, and offer
methodological and evidence support for the decision – making of think tanks at
national and local levels.

Ⅲ Construct an academic exchange platform for evidence – based social sciences both at home and abroad, and promote the exchanges of researchers globally.

The Campbell China Network currently has 30 members including:
Evidence Based Social Science Centre at Lanzhou
Evidence – based Research Center of Social Science & Health at NJUST
Chinese Evidence – based Medicine Centre
International Evidence Based Social Science Research Center
Sichuan International Studies University
Faculty of Education, Bohai University
Shandong Women’s College Society and Law School
Department of Psychology, Guangzhou University
Ethnic Policy Simulation Research Laboratory, School of Ethnology and Sociology,
Center for Evidence – Based and Translational Medicine, Wuhan University, et,al

How to get involved
The Campbell China Network is looking for partners in the fields of research, policy
and practice across the regions of China and East Asia. If you would like to learn
more and/or discuss potential opportunities for involvement and collaboration, we
would love to hear from you. Please contact:

Dr Zhenggang Bai, Director
Tel.: +86 13912947864
Email: baizhenggang@126.com

Other affiliations

A Nordic Campbell centre

Supported by the Danish government and the Nordic Council of Ministers, SFI Campbell began to work with Campbell on producing systematic reviews in 2001. SFI is now a part of VIVE, The Danish Center for Social Science Research, and the Campbell work is now a part of the Impact Evaluation department at VIVE. Click here to read more about this collaboration in Danish.