Henrique Pita Barros (ISEG, University of Lisbon) will present key findings from a draft report on social cohesion and recovery in Cabo Delgado, based on original survey data from conflict-affected communities and returnees. Seminar is part of the FACECO series. Hybrid format; in-person in Maputo and online.
IFPRI at the Micronutrient Forum's 7th Global Conference focused on nutrition at the frontiers of a changing environment.
Two-day ODI Global conference on budgeting for better health services amid fiscal pressure and falling aid, convening 29–30 September 2026 in Nairobi with an online attendance option.
A two-day hybrid event examining how transport services, digital trade and green corridors can modernise freight corridors, accelerate clean mobility, and support jobs and regional value chains across Africa. Hosted by ODI Global with policymakers, researchers and industry.
Webinar discussing Africa's use of the Eurobond market and alternatives for sovereign development finance, with case studies and policy discussion. Panel includes experts from African Peer Review Mechanism, Development Reimagined, Finance for Development Lab, and the Centre for the Study of the Economies of Africa; moderated by SAIIA. Register via the provided Zoom link.
Conversation with President Julius Maada Bio on leadership, democratic resilience, and strategic choices facing Sierra Leone and Africa amid shifting geopolitics. Co-sponsored by the Center for African Studies.
The 30th WIDER Annual Lecture by Edward Miguel will examine how climate change, slower growth, and armed conflict interact in Africa and what policies could break the climate–conflict–poverty cycle. The event includes remarks from a discussant, an extended audience Q&A, and a reception for in-person attendees. It will be livestreamed for remote participants.
Documentary screening followed by a panel discussion and networking reception to mark International Coffee Day, focusing on Ethiopian coffee culture, forests' role in coffee resilience, and sustainable trade.
Public seminar presenting findings from Afrobarometer Round 10 (2024–2025) on young Africans' views of democracy, governance and economic prospects. Speakers include Joseph Asunka (CEO, Afrobarometer) and Henrik Urdal (Research Professor, PRIO). The event is in-person at PRIO in Oslo and streamed live online.
A conversation on Africa’s evolving role in a competitive, multipolar world with Frances Z. Brown, Adam Habib, and Leslie Vinjamuri. Presented by the Chicago Council on Global Affairs in partnership with SOAS University of London. Hybrid attendance (in-person at the Chicago Council and online).