📢Meet the #E2A2026 keynote speakers
🌍Caroline Fiennes
🌍Dr. Julius Muia
🌍H.E. Mohamed Béavogui
Join us at E2A & hear their diverse perspectives on strengthening evidence-informed decision-making in Africa
📅June 22-26, 2026
📍@ISSERUG Conference Hall
🔗https://t.co/UQzuFax4oZ
@Joy997FM@KojoAB@winston_amoah Kojo and team, there’s an alarming development along the airport bypass road just after the airport roundabout. It is now a growing spot for forex black market. It is an eyesore #joysms
TRCTI mourns the passing of our Distinguished Visiting Professor, Edward Lorenz. His work on "forms of knowledge and modes of innovation" remains foundational. Our condolences to his family and friends around the world. Tribute event details are below. https://t.co/ZJzUEGM1ts
As the year comes to a close, we extend our heartfelt thanks for your support and collaboration throughout the year. May this holiday season bring joy, peace, and cherished moments with your loved ones.Wishing you a bright and prosperous New Year filled with new opportunities.
We hosted a #webinar on 30 October 2024 entitled: "EIDM Processes: Seeking Transformation for Improved Impacts." You can read the following blog post by @PenkaBogne, which summarises the discussions: https://t.co/RmqnStNgVz.
According to the discussion's guiding model, specific skill sets were pertinent for evidence-informed decision-making (EIDM) practice. However, the main takeaway from the discussions was that capacity development initiatives shouldn't focus on just one or a small number of skills in any given intervention. Instead, the focus should be on complementing abilities that facilitate change and impacts across the various subgroups within the ecosystem.
#Africalovesevidence #AfricanEIDM #CapacityDevelopment #Impact #WeekendReading
For those who missed our #webinar yesterday, you can catch up by watching the recording: https://t.co/jAzTT3OxIA.
Our expert panellists shared perspectives on how to streamline evidence-informed decision-making (EIDM) processes relating to #evidence producers, intermediaries and users; identified potential transformations within these processes and connected processes to impacts.
The final answer of the contest was #Water and why not when Botwe has been in drought for 10years! They needed water from Keta to quench the fire from Augustine’s to end their 10-year drought! Water indeed for the win! Congratulation Mfantsipm!🎉 @JoyNewsOnTV@NSMQGhana
Register now to join our upcoming webinar on 30 October from 14:00 to 15:15 hours (SAST): https://t.co/cvRDUaSAFT. Our knowledgeable panellists will discuss their views on evidence-informed decision-making (EIDM) processes and any required transformation for more impact.