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👉 The primary tasks of the Institute for Development and Innovation (Institut za razvoj i inovacije – IRI) in the ESIRA Project include: 🔵 Establishing the local MAP in Jablanica and Pčinja districts by mapping marginalized groups and launching initiatives to reduce social exclusion, unemployment and poverty; 🔵 Leading communication, dissemination, and exploitation activities. 🌐 Find more about project partners and their activities on the ESIRA website. www.esira.eu Universidad de Burgos Sonia Marcos Naveira HÉTFA Group Magyar Református Szeretetszolgálat Alapítvány Institut za razvoj i inovacije – IRI European Rural Development Network Euricse Cooperazione Trentina Eastern Norway Research Institute [ENRI] | Østlandsforskning [ØF] Euromontana #ESIRA #europeanunion #horizoneurope #HorizonEU #investigacion_UE #innovation #ruralareas

Test your knowledge and comment your answer below. #QuizQuestion #ForestandBiodiversityConservation #Assam Agence Française de Développement Agence Française de Développement in Southeast Asia Akshita Sharma

Research institutes play a crucial role in society by advancing knowledge, fostering innovation, and addressing complex challenges. They contribute to scientific and technological progress, promote economic development, and enhance the overall well-being of a community Research institutes generate new ideas, technologies, and solutions that can lead to improvements in various fields, from healthcare to environmental sustainability Additionally, they provide a platform for collaboration among experts, creating a hub for continuous learning and the development of cutting-edge solutions to societal problems. In Somalia we need research which is representing the society and addressing the root causes of the problem. Since I have created IYESS, and wrote my book as well uncountable articles related Somali issues I have identified the most the challenges faced Somalia is Lack of capacity research as well to present the society in manner to build Somalia Society Research institutes in Somalia are competitions with other even though they have no cooperation with them Research can build the society if we use it in proper way Author Mohameddeq Ali Abdi

Snippets from our conversation with Seun Anikulapo Kuti. We should not focus on investments, we should be focusing on development. #Oladelesthougths #Africa #Africanhistory #Africadiaspora #Africaneducation #Alkebulanhistory #AlkebulanAwakening #AlkebulanRenaissance #MindsetChangers #MindsetMatters #EmergingAlkebulan

Africans and the African diaspora nation is incredibly diverse, with people from different backgrounds, languages, and experiences. This diversity can lead to misunderstandings and gaps in knowledge about one another's cultures and histories. Building bridges of understanding and fostering dialogue between African descendants from various regions is crucial. Initiatives, educational programs, forums, and cultural exchanges can help in addressing these gaps and promoting a greater appreciation of each other's histories and cultures. Engaging in open and respectful conversations, learning from one another, and celebrating the rich tapestry of African heritage can help foster greater understanding and a sense of solidarity among African descendants worldwide. Efforts to recognize and celebrate the shared heritage and contributions of African descendants, whether they are from the African continent or the diaspora, can contribute to a deeper sense of unity and shared identity. It's important to acknowledge the unique experiences and histories that different communities have while also recognizing the common threads that connect them. These conversations, strategizing, developing a plan of action, and implementation is how to move forward. Congrats on the series!

👉 HÉTFA Group's main activities within the ESIRA Project include conducting research on the drivers of social exclusion, addressing the specific needs of vulnerable groups of the population, exploring ways forward through social economy and participatory innovation spaces, and monitoring and evaluating the specific social economy initiatives supported by the project.   🔍 Meet the HÉTFA Group below.   🌐 More about partners and activities on the project can be found on the ESIRA website. www.esira.eu Universidad de Burgos Sonia Marcos Naveira HÉTFA Group Magyar Református Szeretetszolgálat Alapítvány Institut za razvoj i inovacije – IRI European Rural Development Network Euricse Cooperazione Trentina Eastern Norway Research Institute [ENRI] | Østlandsforskning [ØF] Euromontana #ESIRA #europeanunion #horizoneurope #HorizonEU #investigacion_UE #innovation #ruralareas #HETFA

📌 The ESIRA Project aims to reduce the risks of poverty and social exclusion for marginalized groups in rural communities. 👉 Through innovative economic practices, the creation of robust social networks, and the improvement of participatory policies, ESIRA seeks to ensure the inclusive development of rural communities, with a focus on economic sustainability and the protection of cultural heritage. 🌱 The scope of ESIRA encompasses a broad range of rural communities with specific cultural, historical, and economic heritage. ➡️ ESIRA's activities will be directed towards mapping the socio-economic specificities of each rural community, with an emphasis on forming an inclusive development strategy based on theoretical insights and local initiatives. 👉 Read more about this topic bellow. Universidad de Burgos Sonia Marcos Naveira HÉTFA Group Magyar Református Szeretetszolgálat Alapítvány Institut za razvoj i inovacije – IRI European Rural Development Network Euricse Cooperazione Trentina Eastern Norway Research Institute [ENRI] | Østlandsforskning [ØF] Euromontana #ESIRA #europeanunion #horizoneurope #HorizonEU #investigacion_UE #innovation #ruralareas

#Rwanda and #Kenya's efforts to ease entry into their countries are noteworthy. To gain insight into this, let's revisit Professor Kayode Eesuola's perspective on migration across African borders. You can watch the documentary here - https://linktr.ee/theiads #IADS #UNILAG

I was deeply moved when I stumbled upon Chika Esiobu PhD TED Talk while doing some online research. Her talk, “How Africa Can Use Its Traditional Knowledge to Make Progress,” brought tears to my eyes by the end. As I navigate my journey of telling conservation stories, I often reflect on the immense potential of our indigenous knowledge—knowledge that is inherently ours, not imported from elsewhere. This knowledge, steeped in our rich history and practices, has been honed over centuries by our ancestors. As a young African and Cameroonian, I strive to uncover this knowledge, which often feels diluted and scattered, in my quest to tell authentic conservation stories hoping that it equally helps me feel more grounded to my roots. I yearn to learn more about the heroes in our history who have been overlooked by current academic curricula. It is disappointing that much of what we’re taught was discovered in Africa, right under the noses of our forefathers, is credited to outsiders who traveled from distant lands. How does this history inspire the present and future, and show us that we as young Africans, can be discoverers, with something immense to offer. There is a pressing need to rewrite our history and fill in the missing details. We are powerful, and it is crucial that when we look back in moments of doubt, our history reminds us by accurately telling our story and reflecting our achievements and resilience. Chika Esiobu PhD concluded her talk with a powerful message: "I am convinced that Africa’s further transformation rest in the acknowledgement, validation and mainstreaming of Africa’s own traditional, authentic, original indigenous knowledge in education, research, policy making and across sectors . This is not going to be easy for Africa, it is not going to be easy for a people use to been told how to think, what to do, how to go about it, a people long subjected to the intellectual guidance and direction of others be it colonial masters, "aid industry" or international news media but it is a task we have to do to make progress.” https://lnkd.in/eVs6FwgU