The presentation is a “how-to” for researchers, to illustrate, initiate, and develop a communications strategy for work in Research In Open Educational Resources for Development (ROER4D).
Starting in 2012 the Universidad Nacional de Colombia and McGill University of Canada have developed social innovations that effectively address problems of food insecurity and nutrition in the And
In November 2015, ASSAR’s southern Africa researchers – from the University of Botswana, University of Cape Town, University of Namibia and Oxfam GB – conducted a two-day Vulnerability Risk Assessm
Before assessing the impact of climate change on migration from the delta communities
it is important to first have an understanding of current migration patterns in the deltas,
Strategies or plans aimed at supporting climate change adaptation can be improved with increased understanding of the influence of state and non-state actors across governance scales in enabling an
This in-depth report reviews the study, which applied a cross-sectional approach to investigate how residents and households within the Greater Accra Metropolitan Area of Ghana (GAMA) manage flood
The project established a multidisciplinary and rigorous research hub to support decision and policy making for adaptation to climate change in the Nile Delta.
This report (by CTI PFAN) provides a comprehensive overview of activities over the three year-programme, a commentary on lessons learned and implications for future development of the adaptation pr
The Urban Health Symposium in Dhaka (2013) provided a platform for international, national and regional policy makers, practitioners, engineers and academics to exchange ideas and explore avenues t
This presentation by the Busara Centre for Behavioural Economics shows results of a survey of entrepreneurial activity in agri-business in regions of Kenya.
Following the Alliance for Financial Inclusion framework, the project assessed women and youth financial inclusion through four lenses: access, usage, quality and welfare.
Inclusive open science involves negotiating and challenging power relations within social contexts, as well as among stakeholders and institutions that variously claim knowledge legitimacy and scie
The project works to strengthen the institutional capacity of the National Agricultural Research Systems in four targeted countries: Chad, Democratic Republic of Congo, Sierra Leone and Togo.
EFE-Egypt committed to the research questions outlined in the initial proposal and work plan.
La création du Programme de troisième cycle interuniversitaire en économie (PTCI) répond au souci de réduire les inefficacités internes et externes du système d'enseignement supérieur en Afriq
The use of a food systems approach in examining gender differences and gender roles play can be an important consideration in all aspects of a food system.
The objective of the Transforming Territories Program – TTP – (February 2016 – February 2019) is to support policies and programs that originate greater opportunities and improve the well-being for
The purpose of the programme is to deepen understanding of whether, how, for whom, and in what circumstances, the free networked public sharing of digital information and communication resources ma
This thesis examines the lived experiences of African journalists involved in the recent Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) outbreak.
Linkages between research and policy are determined by a complex set of factors, including how the issue is framed, how it enters the policy processes, and importantly, who supports or champions pa
Because the people who are directly impacted by climate change are ‘local’, as such, adaptation strategies to increase resilience of vulnerable populations must also be ‘local’.
This policy brief is divided into three parts: research findings, policy analysis, and recommendations. Daily political and social processes determine what Kenya and Kenyans are becoming.
This paper gives a broad overview of the financial inclusion environment, and one that would prioritize the financial needs of women and youth.