SCAIN is a new initiative which builds on the SCARDA project and provides support to agricultural research and training organizations in sub-Saharan Africa
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GHANAIAN SCARDA SCHOLAR SHINES AT INAUGURAL CONGRESS

GHANAIAN SCARDA SCHOLAR SHINES AT INAUGURAL CONGRESS

The 1st Ghana Science Congress hosted by the Ministry of Environment, Science and Technology (MEST), Government of Ghana, was held 2 – 5 August 2011 with the theme: “Water, Sanitation and Environment, Securing our Future through Science”. Presiding at the climax of the Congress, Ghana’s Vice President John Dramani Mahama awarded a number of personalities [...]

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CALL FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST – [R-EOI/SCAIN/11/02]: Peer Reviewing of SCAIN Reports, Case Studies & Papers.

CALL FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST – [R-EOI/SCAIN/11/02]: Peer Reviewing of SCAIN Reports, Case Studies & Papers.

Background The DFID-funded project ‘Strengthening Capacity for Agricultural Research for Development in Africa’ (SCARDA) developed and tested a holistic approach to strengthening the capacity of agricultural research and education organizations in sub-Saharan Africa.  SCARDA was coordinated by the Forum for Agricultural Research in Africa (FARA) and implemented by the three sub-regional organizations (ASARECA, CORAF/WECARD and [...]

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Newsletter special pullout article focusing on SCARDA

Newsletter special pullout article focusing on SCARDA

Agricultural research and education institutes in sub-Saharan Africa are making an important contribution to agricultural development on the continent.  However, most of these organizations have a range of capacity needs which combine to limit their overall effectiveness.   Training activities in these organizations are usually designed to address a particular constraint, such as a low success [...]

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Makerere university graduates first cohort under plant breeding & seed systems

Makerere university graduates first cohort under plant breeding & seed systems

On July 22nd, 2011, when the first four students from Makerere University’s Regional Programme graduated with their Master’s degree in Plant Breeding and Seed Systems, the event was celebrated at the RUFORUM office with a small party that was organized by RUFORUM Secretariat members of staff, and attended by the graduates’ families, as well as [...]

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