This video presents different voices in a dialogue on appropriate funding conditions for transdisciplinary research in Africa. It captures first-hand impressions from a workshop series that brought together research funders, researchers and practitioners from Germany and Africa to discuss the topic. The workshop series was organised in 2024 as part of the INTERFACES project. The video is a joint production of IDOS, FARA and H-BRS.
Learn moreDiscussion: Benjamin Abugri and Aiveen Donnelly "Communities of Practice & Learning - An Essential Platform for Sustainable Land Management in African Agriculture".
Learn morePresentation: Benjamin Abugri and Aiveen Donnelly "Communities of Practice & Learning - An Essential Platform for Sustainable Land Management in African Agriculture".
Learn moreMahounakpon Wilfried Tossou, a PhD student from the Univesrity of Parakou working on the DecLaRe projects, sits down for an interview with Miss Oroudjo Amina, a local cheese maker, to discuss the traditional method of making cheese and the new approach with a different coagulant.
Learn moreSewanou Frimence A. Tossou, a PhD student from the University of Parakou, working on the DecLaRe project, explains the process of making local cheese "Wangatchi".
Learn moreDiscussion: Carina Lange and Dr. Damghane Oudanou “Minodu – experiences from fostering local sustainable development through technology and research”
Learn morePresentation: Carina Lange and Dr. Damghane Oudanou “Minodu – experiences from fostering local sustainable development through technology and research”
Learn moreThe BMBF funded programme INTERFACES and the four regional projects, COINS, DecLaRe, InfoRange and Minodu came together at the Tropentag Conference 2024 from 11 to 13 September in Vienna. Highlight was the pre-conference workshop organised by INTERFACES. This workshop saw an exchange from across the BMBF funded regional projects on sustainable land management in Africa under the FONA umbrella, on the various steps of knowledge co-creation and management in agriculture. One special aspect was deepened to give impulses for discussion: The African Knowledge Management for Agricultural Development (KM4AgD) system provided by the Forum for African Research in Agriculture (FARA)—the apex continental organisation responsible for coordinating and advocating for agricultural research for development, including insights from three of this year’s participants.
Learn morePresentation: Dr. Jonas Meier "Co-Developing Innovations for Sustainable Land Management”
Learn moreDiscussion: Dr. Jonas Meier "Co-Developing Innovations for Sustainable Land Management”
Learn moreDiscussion: Prof. Dr. Andreas Bürkert "Interdisciplinary Approach to Strengthen Land Resilience in Sub-Saharan Africa”
Learn morePresentation: Prof. Dr. Andreas Bürkert "Interdisciplinary Approach to Strengthen Land Resilience in Sub-Saharan Africa”
Learn moreKnowledge is at the heart of sustainable development. Today’s societies are characterized by a predominant and still growing share of knowledge work at all levels of institutions. Knowledge is essential because it supports decision-making and evidence-based planning and increases institutional credibility. It is critical for research organizations because research is vital to generating knowledge.
Learn morePresentation: Prof. Dr. Brigitte Kaufmann and Dr. Hussein Wario "Sustainable land management in sub‐Saharan Africa: Improving livelihoods through local research”
Learn morePresentation: Prof. Dr. Brigitte Kaufmann and Dr. Hussein Wario "Sustainable land management in sub‐Saharan Africa: Improving livelihoods through local research”
Learn moreDiscussion: Dr. Frederike Klümper "Empowering communities for a just transition towards land degradation neutrality: evidence from Benin, Kenya, Madagascar and Malawi"
Learn morePresentation: Dr. Frederike Klümper "Empowering communities for a just transition towards land degradation neutrality: evidence from Benin, Kenya, Madagascar and Malawi"
Learn moreDr. Colin Stanley explains about the InfoRange project during an interview on Namibia Connect.
Learn moreDiscussion: Dr. Till Below "Towards climate resilient agri‐food systems in Africa: Providing farmers with climate data for informed decision-making”
Learn morePresentation: Dr. Till Below "Towards climate resilient agri‐food systems in Africa: Providing farmers with climate data for informed decision-making”
Learn moreVisual Report and Documentary of INTERFACES: COINS & DecLaRe Workshop in Tamale, Ghana organized and facilitated by INTERFACES Implementers: FARA, WASCAL, UBIDS, ZEF, IDOS & INRES
Learn moreVisual Report and Documentary of INTERFACES: COINS & DecLaRe Workshop Tolon District Field Visit in Tamale, Ghana organized and facilitated by INTERFACES Implementers: FARA, WASCAL, UBIDS, ZEF, IDOS & INRES
Learn moreDiscussion: Juliane Wiesenhütter and Nina Bisom "United for land - Partners, networks and contributions from a German perspective"
Learn morePresentation: Juliane Wiesenhütter and Nina Bisom "United for land - Partners, networks and contributions from a German perspective"
Learn moreDiscussion: Dr. Constance Awinpoka Akurugu “Gender-based violence in northern Ghana and the role of traditional leaders in combating it”
Learn morePresentation: Dr. Constance Awinpoka Akurugu “Gender-based violence in northern Ghana and the role of traditional leaders in combating it”
Learn moreDiscussion: Dr. Heike Baumüller "Digitalization in Agriculture: Potentials and Pitfalls"
Learn morePresentation: Dr. Heike Baumüller "Digitalization in Agriculture: Potentials and Pitfalls"
Learn moreThe BMBF funded programme INTERFACES and the four regional projects, COINS, DecLaRe, InfoRange and Minodu came together at the Tropentag Conference from the 20th to 22nd of September in Berlin. Highlight was the pre-conference workshop organised by INTERFACES.
Learn moreDiscussion: Dr. David Anaafo "Will customary land rights hold in Ghana"
Learn morePresentation: Dr. David Anaafo "Will customary land rights hold in Ghana"
Learn moreDiscussion: Prof. Dr. Anna‐Katharina Hornidge "Research for the global common Good. Science as a World-making Activity"
Learn morePresentation: Prof. Dr. Anna‐Katharina Hornidge "Research for the global common Good. Science as a World-making Activity"
Learn moreThis video was taken during the first Status Seminar held in hybrid form (first day only) and online 26-28 April 2023 at IDOS in Bonn.
Learn moreThe German Federal Ministry for Education and Research (BMBF) funds transdisciplinary research on sustainable land management in order to improve livelihoods in sub-Saharan Africa.
Learn moreIn the video, the project leader Tina Beuchelt presents the project, which explores pathways to support sustainable land management in Africa.
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