Author: Rosalyne Naa Norkor Baddoo, AfricaLics Visiting Fellowship Programme (VFP) Fellow (2023 Cohort) and PhD Agribusiness Candidate, University of Ghana. Introduction After the interviews and selection process, six of us […]
By Yvonne Gitu and Josephat Okemwa This blog is based on highlights and discussions held during the ‘Multi-layer challenges to building local innovation capabilities in Africa: a quest for our […]
By Moses Owidhi This blog is based on highlights and discussions held during the ‘Building Research and Policy Capacities on Learning, Innovation, and Competence Building Systems in Burkina Faso’ webinar […]
By Mourine Chepkemoi and Moses Owidhi This blog is based on highlights and discussions held during the ‘Financing Innovation and Industry Development challenges in the African Pharmaceutical Sector’ webinar – […]
Webinar held on 23rd March 2023 Author: Josephat Okemwa Speakers Mr. Lukovi Seke (Chair) Programme Officer: Science and Technology & ASTII Project Lead (2021-2025). Programme Innovation and Planning Directorate (PIPD), […]
Authors: Yvonne Gitu and Moses Owidhi This blog is based on highlights and discussions held during the ‘Industrializing through Global Value Chains: What Africa can learn from East Asia and […]
Authors Moses Owidhi This blog is based on highlights and discussions held during the ‘Intellectual Property, Innovation and Entrepreneurship as drivers for Economic Development in Africa’ webinar – AfricaLics Webinar […]
By Bernadin G. C. Ahodode, Researcher, the University of Abomey-Calavi (UAC), Benin Republic The blog is based on a study conducted by the author on comparative analysis of the complementarity […]
Webinar held on 12th May 2022 Author: Josephat Okemwa Background to the webinar Covid -19 has brought the relevance of science, innovation and evidence into everyday conversations. In these conversations, […]
Authors: Moses Owidhi, Josephat Okemwa and Mourine Chepkemoi Background to the webinar The Science Granting Councils Initiative (SGCI) brings together 16 different councils from across Africa, that are English, French […]
