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© LocabreedIn July 2025, Université Nazi BONI (UNB) in Burkina Faso hosted an international summer course titled 'Animal Breeding and Genetics: New Approaches in Europe and Africa‘, financed through the LoCaBreed2.0 project. The course aimed to strengthen local capacities in animal breeding research and practice, while also highlighting the urgent need for sustainable genetic improvement that is tailored to local contexts.2 min lesen · 22. September 2025 -
© Fathi Alfinur RizqMelsew Amsalu Wubneh presents research at summer school in Kiel, Germany
The 2025 SWAMP summer school and workshop took place in Kiel, Germany, from August 5 to 14 in a hybrid form.2 min lesen · 19. September 2025 -
© Gerald KwikirizaAPPEAR scholars and alumni strengthen research networks for aquatic ecology
In May 2025, the FRESH NET workshop at BOKU University in Vienna brought together 40 representatives from over 15 institutions in Uganda, Ethiopia, Kenya and Austria to establish partnerships for the sustainable management of Uganda's freshwater ecosystems. APPEAR scholars and alumni played an important role in leading sessions, presenting research and shaping new joint initiatives aimed at strengthening collaboration, academic networks and leadership in aquatic ecology across East Africa.3 min lesen · 19. September 2025 -
© Mulugeta / Mekelle UniversityReport on the kick-off meeting of REVITAL-MU-ADU
In July 2025, Mekelle University, in partnership with Adigrat University and international collaborators, inaugurated the REVITAL-MU-ADU Project under the theme “Revitalizing Mekelle and Adigrat Universities’ Academic Capacity Post-Conflict: Introducing Peri-Urban Agroforestry for Climate Resilience, Forest Restoration, and Women’s Livelihood Enhancement.”2 min lesen · 18. September 2025 -
© OeADÖsterreichischer Preis für Entwicklungsforschung 2025 - Frist verlängert bis 30.11.
Bewerbungen für den Preis können noch bis 30.11.2025 eingereicht werden.1 min lesen · 16. September 2025 -
© Paul YillaOnline Alumni Talk with Paul Yillia from Sierra Leone on 15 October
Join us on 15 October 2025 at 11:00 (CEST) for our online Alumni Talk. Our speaker, Paul Yillia – a seasoned scientist, policy specialist, and international advisor – will share insights from his academic journey and professional career. He will reflect on his doctoral studies at the Vienna University of Technology, his work with international research organizations, his role in co-founding the Energy Nexus Network (TENN), a regional energy ecosystem hub in Sierra Leone, and his perspectives on global energy developments.3 min lesen · 16. September 2025 -
© Fernando Ruiz PeyreFrom OeAD scholarship to global mountain collaboration
Fernando Ruiz Peyré completed his PhD in Innsbruck in 2014, supported by the North-South-Dialogue scholarship, which fostered early collaborations beyond Europe. After nearly a decade as Assistant Professor at the University Innsbruck, he is now Junior Group Leader at ÖAW’s Institute for Interdisciplinary Mountain Research. His work on social-ecological transformations links European research with Global South partners, most recently through Highlands.3, a global initiative co-creating knowledge for sustainable mountain futures.3 min lesen · 05. September 2025 -
© P.YilliaFrom Global Expert to Local Champion: Paul T. Yillia’s Energy Ecosystem Vision for Sierra Leone
Dr. Paul Yillia is turning global experience into local impact—electrifying rural clinics, powering sustainable businesses, and building strong ecosystems for decentralized energy in Sierra Leone. Through TENN and national leadership roles, he’s driving climate-smart innovation at the energy–livelihood–healthcare nexus.2 min lesen · 01. September 2025 -
© Tophil Besigye6th Call for Africa-UniNet Research Cooperation Projects
Proposals for cooperative research projects can be submitted until 30 November 2025, 13:00 pm CET.1 min lesen · 28. August 2025 -
© ArmBioClimateBiocontrol under climate change| ArmBioClimate| Report on 2nd project year| April 2024 - March 2025
The APPEAR Project ArmBioClimate, a collaborative initiative between Armenian and Austrian academic institutions, continues to demonstrate progress in strengthening Armenia’s resilience to biodiversity loss, zoonotic threats, and climate change. The project promotes interdisciplinary research, academic innovation, and long-term capacity building—aiming to develop sustainable, science-based solutions to environmental and public health challenges.3 min lesen · 19. August 2025 -
© A. GhazaryaImproving genetic biocontrol | ArmBioClimate | Report on 1st project year | April 2023 - March 2024
Remarkable progress has already been made in achieving the APPEAR ArmBioClimate ("Strengthening genetic Biocontrol capacities under Climate Change in Armenia") project's objectives during the first reporting period.With the launch of a new master’s programme in Environmental Protection and Biosecurity at Yerevan State University, the project takes a major leap in tackling climate-related health and environmental challenges in Armenia. Through curriculum reform, pioneering genetic research on jackals, and strong local and international collaborations, the initiative is shaping a new era of biosecurity education and research.2 min lesen · 19. August 2025 -
© Elke StinnigSustainable rural tourism in Mozambique | Report on 2nd project year | April 2024 - March 2025
CAST Mozambique’s second project year focused on capacity building and stakeholder engagement to prepare the ground for a new Master’s degree in Sustainable Rural Tourism.2 min lesen · 19. August 2025