@AnticipationHub @SPARC_Ideas Kenyatta University- SPARC group during a harmonization workshop discuss ideas on strengthening resilience for pastoral and agropastoral communities of South Sudan.
Exciting discussions about methodological complementarity in participatory research with pastoralist men and women planned for Nigeria and South Sudan @SPARC_Ideas@IDRC_CRDI
Academic, development professional or practitioner working in Africa’s Sub-Saharan drylands?
@GCRF_BRECcIA would love to hear about your perceptions of the drylands in our brief Online Drylands Perception Survey
https://t.co/cMff3EoQpr
@IIED@KenyattaUni@AridLandscapes
The new #COP26Universities briefing explores how climate action can be designed to bring ‘triple wins’ for adaptation, mitigation and development.
Colleagues Dr @fngarachu and Prof @justinosheff contributed as co-authors.
Read here: https://t.co/UikTEFcKUL
Academic, development professional or practitioner working in Africa’s Sub-Saharan drylands?
@GCRF_BRECcIA would love to hear about your perceptions of the drylands in our brief Online Drylands Perception Survey
https://t.co/cMff3EoQpr
@IIED@KenyattaUni@AridLandscapes
An insightful blog by colleague Dr Fiona Ngarachu (@fngarachu) of @KenyattaUni on the positive and negative effects on qualitative research in the times of #COVID19
"COVID-19: A blessing for qualitative researchers?"
#phoneinterviews
https://t.co/8ecacyb4ns
REGISTRATION LAUNCHED
➡️https://t.co/37meblM72V
4th webinar @UNESCO@Alliance4Water#ICIWaRM series, introducing #CRIDA water applications for urban supply in Asia & valuing variability for food production in Africa.
Join us 22 January 13:00 CET!
More:
https://t.co/bmuEUlVpWb
REGISTRATION LAUNCHED
➡️https://t.co/37meblM72V
4th webinar @UNESCO@Alliance4Water#ICIWaRM series, introducing #CRIDA water applications for urban supply in Asia & valuing variability for food production in Africa.
Join us 22 January 13:00 CET!
More:
https://t.co/bmuEUlVpWb
Dr Fiona Ngarachu (@fngarachu) of @KenyattaUni details the Kenyan Policy Summer School session experience, which took place in Nairobi for our researchers to network and present BRECcIA research evidence to policy makers to help influence policy making:
https://t.co/xn7MqhDEre
#SneakPeek
...of part of BRECcIA's special session at the 21st @SADC_WaterNet Symposium. Register via: https://t.co/gRuxOpOQQ5
Our International Stakeholder Coordinator Sebastian Reichel @SebastianReich5 outlines the 5 key BRECcIA Research Themes:
https://t.co/9UZBGRBxd7
It’s been a growing trend to say “co-production” or even to use “bottom-up” perspectives. But what does it mean to meaningfully promote parity in co-production?