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In the fifth and final blog in a series on Interrogating Decentralisation in Africa, Kassa Teshager Alemu – assistant professor at the Ethiopian Civil Service University – uses his research on the role of informal actors in Addis Ababa’s solid waste management system to reflect on the recent Koshe landslide and how a similar disaster […]
In this blog, the fourth in a series on Interrogating Decentralisation in Africa, Daniel Doh investigates the impact of staff motivation and competence levels within local government on the quality of service delivery in Ghana’s district assemblies Kejetia Market, Ghana. Image credit: Nyani Quarmyne/Panos Decentralisation in Ghana One of the most discussed and acted upon […]
In this blog, the third in a series on Interrogating Decentralisation in Africa, researchers from Kenya dramatize – through Kenyan storytelling – their recent study on citizens’ perceptions of the impact of decentralisation on healthcare in Kenya. The characters in the story are fictitious. Photo: Availability of ambulances at sub-County level has not only translated […]
In this blog, the second in a series on Interrogating Decentralisation in Africa, Emilly Comfort Maractho reflects on the differing success of public primary education in Uganda. Last year, as I addressed the Nebbi Makerere Students Association at a function organised to help students making the best of their time at university, I spoke to […]
In this blog, the first in a series on Interrogating Decentralisation in Africa, researchers from Nigeria share insights from their recent study on citizens’ perceptions of elected versus ‘selected’ local government officials. In 1999 Nigeria returned to democratic rule after a long spell of military rule. Democracy opened up spaces for political debates and contestations, […]
We are pleased to welcome Ms Helen Pauline Ambasa to the PASGR Board of directors. Ms Ambasa is a lawyer by profession, admitted to the Bar in September, 2001. She has 15 years’ experience in various sectors in Kenya, including the hospitality industry, communications sector, and Government. She has been involved in legal and regulatory […]
Application deadline: February 5, 2017 The Partnership for African Social and Governance Research is offering the following professional development courses in April and May 2017. Click on the links below to be directed to a specific course page. Advanced Research Design: https://www.pasgr.org/call-for-applications-advanced-research-design-course-april-2017/ Social Network Analysis: https://www.pasgr.org/call-for-applications-social-network-analysis-course-april-2017/ Action Research: https://www.pasgr.org/call-for-applications-action-research-course-may-2017/ Comparative Case Studies: https://www.pasgr.org/call-for-applications-comparative-case-studies-research-course-may-2017/ Survey Design […]
Course dates: May 1 to May 4, 2017 Training location: Nairobi, Kenya Contact person: nirungu@www.pasgr.org (Questions/clarifications only) The Partnership for African Social and Governance Research (PASGR) is offering a 4-day professional development course in Action Research. This training is relevant to African academics, researchers and PhD students who would like to include multiple stakeholders in […]
Course dates: May 1 to May 4, 2017 Training location: Nairobi, Kenya Contact person: nirungu@www.pasgr.org (Questions/clarifications only) The Partnership for African Social and Governance Research (PASGR) is offering a 4-day professional development course in Survey Design and Execution. This training is relevant to African academics, researchers and PhD students interested in moving from general hypotheses […]
Course dates: May 1-4, 2017 Training location: Nairobi, Kenya Contact person: nirungu@www.pasgr.org (Questions/clarifications only) The Partnership for African Social and Governance Research (PASGR) is offering a 4-day professional development course in Comparative Case Studies Research. This training is relevant to African academics, researchers and PhD students interested in examining comparative case study designs and the […]
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