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Namibia science council builds next generation of innovators
Young people in Namibia are gaining practical innovation skills to tackle real-world challenges, thanks to a hands-on programme led by the National Commission on Research, Science…
New multilateral research call that supports the implementation of STISA 2034
Supporting STISA 2034: SGCI Collaborative Research Call
Namibia science council builds next generation of innovators
Young people in Namibia are gaining practical innovation skills to tackle real-world challenges, thanks to a hands-on…
SGCI-STISA 2034 Call: Join the webinar and learn more
As interest grows in the Science Granting Councils Initiative (SGCI) Multilateral Research Call, prospective applicants are encouraged…
Africa needs stronger agricultural research to secure its food future
Africa has made important gains in agricultural production over the past decades, yet millions of people across…
Closing Africa’s research management capacity gap
Across much of Sub-Saharan Africa, institutions are increasingly able to attract research funding, but far fewer are…
STISA 2034 Call: Health research stream
Africa has made significant progress in improving health outcomes over the past two decades. Yet the continent…
Zambia’s research funding strengthens science and innovation
The National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) of Zambia has announced that more than K21.3 million has…
STISA-2034: The impact of investing in African science
What does successful research funding look like? Across Africa, the answer can be found in healthier communities,…
Five research streams, one continental vision: STISA-2034 overview
Africa’s most pressing challenges do not exist in isolation. Food security depends on climate resilience. Strong health…
Why SGCI is supporting the STISA-2034 agenda
Africa’s future depends on its ability to generate knowledge, develop home-grown innovations, and translate research into solutions…
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The SGCI aims to strengthen the capacities of these SGCs to support research and evidence-based policies that will contribute to economic and social development.
