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The role of institutions for transformation in the global South 

The role of institutions for transformation in the global South 

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Fred Carden
April 7th, 2020 @ 2:00pm (UTC)
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Presenter: Fred Cardin of Using Evidence

Click here to access a recording of this webinar.

Summary: To quote a researcher from a recent study of institutions in Africa, "How is Africa ever going to develop if it doesn't  have its own set of very strong institutions?" If we are going to collectively address global challenges, strong national partners are essential. A continuing failure to address this gap in many parts of the world will stymie active engagement in the co-creation, co-design and implementation of solutions to the major challenges of our time. This webinar explorea what strong institutions would mean based on a study of African research institutions. The webinar explores the decolonisation of research as a proxy for decolonising development more broadly in addressing the challenges we face collectively.  

Photo Credit: Fred Cardin

Principle 1: Global Thinking, Principle 3: Transformative Engagement, Principle 6: GLOCAL
International Development, Decolonization & Indigenous Sovereignty

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