APPEAR scholar

12. February 2019 Stipendium
Snowman with scarf and vegetables as eyes and nose standin in snow and in front of a OEAD sign
As part of the APPEAR project PROSOWO II (Professional Social Work in East Africa), which has been in its second phase since 2016, extensive empirical research has been carried out.
  • the urgent call to give another direction to the Africa-Europe Partnership, which will effectively address the root causes of migration rather than focus on the migration issue. Indeed, participants in the forum de
  • The forum provided a great opportunity to engage with not only experts in the various fields like agriculture, digitalization, education to name but a few but also the potential investors through the round table discussions and later pitching opportunities.

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and the on-going progress in capacity building, technology transfer, and job creation were shared to improve the living standards of the less fortunate. Also, the participants were informed of possible jobs disruption with respect to digitalization and asked to think about sustainable alternatives for the upcoming generation. Anne Birundu is currently a Doctoral candidate at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU). She was nominated within the APPEAR project Strengthening Capacities for Agricultural Education, Research and Adoption | SCARA in Kenya. Her studies are part of the research project on “Advancing Water Futures and Solutions in East Africa: Accelerating transition towards resilient water and food systems”, a cooperation between Egerton University, Kenya, ICRISAT and IIASA.

Vincent-Paul Sanon is currently a PhD Student from Burkina Faso, at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU). His doctoral studies are embedded in the APPEAR project Sustainable Management of Water and Fish Resources | SUSFISH-plus in Burkina Faso. His topic is “Traditional fisheries practices in transition: Dynamics and implications in Burkina Faso”. He has a rich experience of collaboration in research on health system in Burkina Faso. Vincent-Paul was responsible for the social science research in the Project e-PCIME with the Centre Muraz from 2015 to 2017. He served also as a research assistant in a project on community and equity in health. In 2012 Vincent-Paul also taught Rural Sociology at the Catholic University of West Africa, University Unit in Bobo-Dioulasso. Latest News Making Climate-Smart Agriculture Real in Africa with Conservation Agriculture 2019-02-12 APPEAR project evaluation 2019-01-30 New publication of PROSOWO II project on indigenous and innovative social work p … 2019-01-28