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The ARIN Write-shop Experience
Authors; Dr. Joel Onyango, & Linet Mwirigi Introduction Africa has always been seen as an underdog in research writing, and outputs. For some, it may already seem like this is the…
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The Africa Research & Impact Network host its Inaugural Annual Conference.
Authored by Dr. Joanes Atela, ARIN Convenor, and Kennedy Mbeva, ARIN Co-Convenor The Africa Research and Impact Network (ARIN) has just concluded…
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Lessons for Africa’s research in the face of COVID-19
Authors: Joel Onyango, Joanes Atela ,Nora Ndege, The COVID-19 pandemic has brought many lessons to Africa’s research systems…
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Harnessing the Applications of Science Technology and Innovation in the Fight Against Covid-19 And Future Pandemics: Lessons for Science Policy
Authors:Nora Ndege,Joanes Atela and Kennedy Mbeva Introduction The COVID-19 presents a greater global challenge with detrimental health and socioeconomic…
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What lessons can Africa learn from COVID-19 to improve its knowledge systems?
Authors: Joanes Atela and Nora Ndege Introduction The COVID-19 situation is unprecedented and is reshaping various aspects of the society. Knowledge systems i.e….
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Building Community Networks to Respond to the COVID-19 Pandemic in Africa through ‘Last Mile’ Initiatives.
Authors: Kennedy Mbeva, Victoria Chengo, and Joanes Atela Community networks are part of non-state actors who have notably…
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A transition from emergency response to risk preparedness in disaster management in Africa – lessons from the COVID-19 emergency response.
Authors: Joanes Atela, Victoria Chengo, Keziah Mwanga, Tom Randa,
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TRAINING: Pathways to Agricultural Sustainability in Africa
Africa has the largest proportion of the world’s arable land. About 70% of African population is involved in agriculture as smallholders on land that is less than…
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Tackling drought in Kenya: livestock insurance policy to help pastoralists beat climate change
Africa has the largest proportion of the world’s arable land. About 70% of African population is involved in agriculture as smallholders on land that is…
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