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    Promoting Academic Capacities for Sustainable Agricultural Resources Use in West Africa (Pro-RUWA)

    Promoting Academic Capacities for Sustainable Agricultural Resources Use in West Africa

    The West African-German network Pro-RUWA aims to train a new generation of regionally and internationally educated young scientists, entrepreneurs, and administrators. Future decision makers in francophone West Africa will be capacitated to jointly overcome bottlenecks in resource misuse and food insecurity at the national and regional level.

    Main Goals

    • Capacity Building: develope a Graduate School consisting of an international English-speaking M.Sc. program for Climate Sensitive Resource Management and a Ph.D. Graduate Acadmemy
    • Exchange: build-up a Transfer and Incubator Unit (start-up environment) and an active Alumni database
    • Sustainablity: train finance administrators on international third party funding applications and international project management

     

    Activities & Capacity Building

    We build on existing structures of the three young universities UAC, UAM, and UDDG in West Africa that have recently decided to overcome the language barriers and internationalize their graduate education. Fostering university education, international relations, regional development, and operational links between the academic, public and private sector, we promote

    • south-south and south-north-south exchange,
    • Winter Schools to qualification of PhD students and academic personnel,
    • advanced training courses for lecturers, IT / GIS staff, and administrators,
    • teaching and learning environments through state-of-the art didactic concepts and effective use of digital infrastructure,
    • scientific approaches to climate-sensitive sustainable resource use, and
    • academic and business soft skills.

     

    Our Partners

    Pro-RUWA closely collaborates with

    Programme and how to apply

    Within the Pro-RUWA Graduate School, we deliver various scholarship and funding options to MSc Students and young scientists as well as finance administrators. Every year, we call for applications for fully funded PhD research at our all three partner universities.

    Pro-RUWA research themes:

    • Rural-Urban Transformation,
    • Governance of Resource Use,
    • Food Security,
    • Climate Change,
    • Soil-Plant-Animal Interactions,
    • Biodiversity of Plant and Animal Resources,
    • Pro-Poor and Migration Policies, and
    • Marketing and Certification along Agricultural Value Chains

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    Marc Bedel Dunant Dakossi Student University of Abomey-Calavi
    MSc. SYDNEY MERLIN SENAMI COFFI PHD STUDENT LABORATORY OF APPLIED ECOLOGY OF FACULTY OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES OF UNIVERSITY OF ABOMEY CALAVI
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    Dr. Soule Moussa Lecturer University Dan Dicko Dankoulodo of Maradi (UDDM),
    Djibrim ABDOULAYE
    Abdoulkader Ibrahim Mohamed Technicien de développement rural Gonabio
    Dramane Edmond SANON IT Ingineer Université nazi BONI
    Dr. Christian Bateki Postdoc University of Kassel
    MSc. Casimir Togbadja Teacher Lycée Technique agricole de Banikoara

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    University of Applied Sciences Kehl
    Kehl Institute of Applied Research (KIAF)
    Projects International Cooperation and Development

    Kinzigallee 1, D- 77694 Kehl
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    https://www.hs-kehl.de/

    Contact: digiface[at]hs-kehl.de

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