CRC-TRR 228 Future Rural Africa
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DFG funded Collaborative Research Centre. @unicologne.bsky.social, @unibonn.bsky.social, @idos-research.bsky.social, @bicc-bonn.bsky.social & partners in Ke, Tz, Nm, Bot, SA. Future-making & social-ecological transformation in rural Africa.➡️ www.crc228.de
New Publication:
Women’s off-farm employment in rural Tanzania and Zambia is associated with improved dietary quality, can help increase household income & reduce widespread gender gaps.
Read the full article by Chrispinus Mutsami, Martin C. Parlasca and Matin Qaim:
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Women’s off-farm employment in rural Tanzania and Zambia is associated with improved dietary quality, can help increase household income & reduce widespread gender gaps.
Read the full article by Chrispinus Mutsami, Martin C. Parlasca and Matin Qaim:
crc-trr228.de/womens-off-f...
Women's Off-Farm Employment Leads to Increased Dietary Quality in Rural Africa - Collaborative Research Center TRR 228
Chrispinus Mutsami, Martin C. Parlasca and Matin Qaim form sub-project C08 "Job Futures" examined whether women’s off-farm employment in rural Tanzania and
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February 2, 2026 at 11:47 AM
New Publication:
Women’s off-farm employment in rural Tanzania and Zambia is associated with improved dietary quality, can help increase household income & reduce widespread gender gaps.
Read the full article by Chrispinus Mutsami, Martin C. Parlasca and Matin Qaim:
crc-trr228.de/womens-off-f...
Women’s off-farm employment in rural Tanzania and Zambia is associated with improved dietary quality, can help increase household income & reduce widespread gender gaps.
Read the full article by Chrispinus Mutsami, Martin C. Parlasca and Matin Qaim:
crc-trr228.de/womens-off-f...
Women's Off-Farm Employment Leads to Increased Dietary Quality in Rural Africa - Collaborative Research Center TRR 228
Chrispinus Mutsami, Martin C. Parlasca and Matin Qaim form sub-project C08 "Job Futures" examined whether women’s off-farm employment in rural Tanzania and
crc-trr228.de
February 2, 2026 at 11:47 AM
New Publication:
Women’s off-farm employment in rural Tanzania and Zambia is associated with improved dietary quality, can help increase household income & reduce widespread gender gaps.
Read the full article by Chrispinus Mutsami, Martin C. Parlasca and Matin Qaim:
crc-trr228.de/womens-off-f...
Women’s off-farm employment in rural Tanzania and Zambia is associated with improved dietary quality, can help increase household income & reduce widespread gender gaps.
Read the full article by Chrispinus Mutsami, Martin C. Parlasca and Matin Qaim:
crc-trr228.de/womens-off-f...
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OnlineFirst - "The wilderness fetish: The mystification of nature conservation in the age of capital" by Clemens Greiner and Manuel Standop:
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January 19, 2026 at 10:13 PM
OnlineFirst - "The wilderness fetish: The mystification of nature conservation in the age of capital" by Clemens Greiner and Manuel Standop:
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New Publication:
Valentine Opanga & Detlef Müller-Mahn reframe land cartels in Nairobi not as anomalies, but as structurally embedded actors in the city’s urban metabolism.
Their research calls for moving beyond legality/illegality binaries.
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Valentine Opanga & Detlef Müller-Mahn reframe land cartels in Nairobi not as anomalies, but as structurally embedded actors in the city’s urban metabolism.
Their research calls for moving beyond legality/illegality binaries.
➡️ crc-trr228.de/power-land-a...
Power, Land, and Informality: How Cartels Shape Governance and Urban Life in Nairobi’s Informal Settlements - Collaborative Research Center TRR 228
Valentine Opanga and Detlef Müller-Mahn (Project C03 "Green Futures") examine how land cartels operate as powerful, embedded actors in Nairobi’s informal
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January 19, 2026 at 2:28 PM
New Publication:
Valentine Opanga & Detlef Müller-Mahn reframe land cartels in Nairobi not as anomalies, but as structurally embedded actors in the city’s urban metabolism.
Their research calls for moving beyond legality/illegality binaries.
➡️ crc-trr228.de/power-land-a...
Valentine Opanga & Detlef Müller-Mahn reframe land cartels in Nairobi not as anomalies, but as structurally embedded actors in the city’s urban metabolism.
Their research calls for moving beyond legality/illegality binaries.
➡️ crc-trr228.de/power-land-a...
Power, Land, and Informality: How Cartels Shape Governance and Urban Life in Nairobi’s Informal Settlements - Collaborative Research Center TRR 228
Valentine Opanga and Detlef Müller-Mahn (Project C03 "Green Futures") examine how land cartels operate as powerful, embedded actors in Nairobi’s informal
crc-trr228.de
January 19, 2026 at 1:52 PM
New Publication:
Valentine Opanga & Detlef Müller-Mahn reframe land cartels in Nairobi not as anomalies, but as structurally embedded actors in the city’s urban metabolism.
Their research calls for moving beyond legality/illegality binaries.
➡️ crc-trr228.de/power-land-a...
Valentine Opanga & Detlef Müller-Mahn reframe land cartels in Nairobi not as anomalies, but as structurally embedded actors in the city’s urban metabolism.
Their research calls for moving beyond legality/illegality binaries.
➡️ crc-trr228.de/power-land-a...
New Publication:
Uroš Kovač examines stalled construction projects in Kenya—focusing on the suspended renovation of Kamariny Stadium—to show how “suspension” functions as a political and social process rather than mere failure.
Read it here ➡️ crc-trr228.de/new-publicat...
Uroš Kovač examines stalled construction projects in Kenya—focusing on the suspended renovation of Kamariny Stadium—to show how “suspension” functions as a political and social process rather than mere failure.
Read it here ➡️ crc-trr228.de/new-publicat...
New Publication: The Politics of Suspended Infrastructure in Kenya - Collaborative Research Center TRR 228
Uroš Kovač (Project B04 "Framing Futures") examines stalled construction projects in Kenya—focusing on the suspended renovation of Kamariny Stadium—to show
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January 15, 2026 at 11:32 AM
New Publication:
Uroš Kovač examines stalled construction projects in Kenya—focusing on the suspended renovation of Kamariny Stadium—to show how “suspension” functions as a political and social process rather than mere failure.
Read it here ➡️ crc-trr228.de/new-publicat...
Uroš Kovač examines stalled construction projects in Kenya—focusing on the suspended renovation of Kamariny Stadium—to show how “suspension” functions as a political and social process rather than mere failure.
Read it here ➡️ crc-trr228.de/new-publicat...
Wage jobs remain scarce in rural Africa—and most pay below minimum wages.
Based on new survey evidence from 4 countries, our study with @zefbonn.bsky.social highlights poor working conditions outside the public sector & urgent need to improve rural labor markets.
➡️ crc-trr228.de/beyond-farmi...
Based on new survey evidence from 4 countries, our study with @zefbonn.bsky.social highlights poor working conditions outside the public sector & urgent need to improve rural labor markets.
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Beyond Farming: New Evidence Reveals Poor Pay and Precarious Work in Rural Africa - Collaborative Research Center TRR 228
In this article, Jackson Elias Nzira, Martin C. Parlasca and Matin Qaim (Project C08 "Job Futures") examine labour conditions across different rural economic
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January 12, 2026 at 3:23 PM
Wage jobs remain scarce in rural Africa—and most pay below minimum wages.
Based on new survey evidence from 4 countries, our study with @zefbonn.bsky.social highlights poor working conditions outside the public sector & urgent need to improve rural labor markets.
➡️ crc-trr228.de/beyond-farmi...
Based on new survey evidence from 4 countries, our study with @zefbonn.bsky.social highlights poor working conditions outside the public sector & urgent need to improve rural labor markets.
➡️ crc-trr228.de/beyond-farmi...
The Cologne International Forum @unicologne.bsky.social will be awarding five project grants (€ 15,000 each) for project-related innovative tandem collaborations between University of Cologne-based academics and international junior researchers.
More info ➡️ crc-trr228.de/cologne-inte...
More info ➡️ crc-trr228.de/cologne-inte...
Cologne International Forum Grants: Innovative Tandem Collaborations - Collaborative Research Center TRR 228
The University of Cologne will be awarding five project grants (€ 15,000 each) annually for project-related innovative tandem collaborations between
crc-trr228.de
January 12, 2026 at 3:19 PM
The Cologne International Forum @unicologne.bsky.social will be awarding five project grants (€ 15,000 each) for project-related innovative tandem collaborations between University of Cologne-based academics and international junior researchers.
More info ➡️ crc-trr228.de/cologne-inte...
More info ➡️ crc-trr228.de/cologne-inte...
New publication:
Valentine Opanga @zefbonn.bsky.social & Prince Guma @cam.ac.uk show how “greening” in informal settlements in Nairobi isn’t always green—it's often tied to power, displacement, and deepening inequality.
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Valentine Opanga @zefbonn.bsky.social & Prince Guma @cam.ac.uk show how “greening” in informal settlements in Nairobi isn’t always green—it's often tied to power, displacement, and deepening inequality.
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New Study Reveals How Urban Greening Fuels Displacement and Inequality in Nairobi’s Informal Settlements - Collaborative Research Center TRR 228
In this study, Valentine Opanga (associate researcher Project C03 "Green Futures") and Prince Guma (Cambridge University) analyse how struggles over green and
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December 3, 2025 at 3:45 PM
New publication:
Valentine Opanga @zefbonn.bsky.social & Prince Guma @cam.ac.uk show how “greening” in informal settlements in Nairobi isn’t always green—it's often tied to power, displacement, and deepening inequality.
More: crc-trr228.de/new-study-re...
Valentine Opanga @zefbonn.bsky.social & Prince Guma @cam.ac.uk show how “greening” in informal settlements in Nairobi isn’t always green—it's often tied to power, displacement, and deepening inequality.
More: crc-trr228.de/new-study-re...
We are thrilled to announce that @dfg.de has awarded us funding for another four years!
The third and final project phase will begin in 2026 and last until the end of 2029.
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The third and final project phase will begin in 2026 and last until the end of 2029.
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November 21, 2025 at 1:12 PM
We are thrilled to announce that @dfg.de has awarded us funding for another four years!
The third and final project phase will begin in 2026 and last until the end of 2029.
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The third and final project phase will begin in 2026 and last until the end of 2029.
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New Publication:
Saymore Ngonidzashe Kativu @idos-research.bsky.social explores how smallholder farmers in Mbeya, Tanzania navigate conflicting sustainability logics—market-driven vs. eco-cultural—through hybrid farming practices and everyday sensemaking.
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Saymore Ngonidzashe Kativu @idos-research.bsky.social explores how smallholder farmers in Mbeya, Tanzania navigate conflicting sustainability logics—market-driven vs. eco-cultural—through hybrid farming practices and everyday sensemaking.
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New Study Reveals How Tanzanian Farmers Navigate Conflicting Sustainability Worlds - Collaborative Research Center TRR 228
Saymore Ngonidzashe Kativu (Project B05 "Science Futures") argues that smallholder farmers in Mbeya, Tanzania navigate conflicting market-based and
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November 18, 2025 at 3:16 PM
New Publication:
Saymore Ngonidzashe Kativu @idos-research.bsky.social explores how smallholder farmers in Mbeya, Tanzania navigate conflicting sustainability logics—market-driven vs. eco-cultural—through hybrid farming practices and everyday sensemaking.
➡️ crc-trr228.de/new-study-re...
Saymore Ngonidzashe Kativu @idos-research.bsky.social explores how smallholder farmers in Mbeya, Tanzania navigate conflicting sustainability logics—market-driven vs. eco-cultural—through hybrid farming practices and everyday sensemaking.
➡️ crc-trr228.de/new-study-re...
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🚨 Publication Alert! 🚨
Exciting new publication from #CRC1502 – D01 by Theresa Goebel and Wolfgang Britz! This study quantifies land use and land cover under different socio-economic scenarios up to 2050 by running an integrated Computable General Equilibrium analysis.
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Exciting new publication from #CRC1502 – D01 by Theresa Goebel and Wolfgang Britz! This study quantifies land use and land cover under different socio-economic scenarios up to 2050 by running an integrated Computable General Equilibrium analysis.
📝 doi.org/10.1016/j.ge...
November 5, 2025 at 3:42 PM
🚨 Publication Alert! 🚨
Exciting new publication from #CRC1502 – D01 by Theresa Goebel and Wolfgang Britz! This study quantifies land use and land cover under different socio-economic scenarios up to 2050 by running an integrated Computable General Equilibrium analysis.
📝 doi.org/10.1016/j.ge...
Exciting new publication from #CRC1502 – D01 by Theresa Goebel and Wolfgang Britz! This study quantifies land use and land cover under different socio-economic scenarios up to 2050 by running an integrated Computable General Equilibrium analysis.
📝 doi.org/10.1016/j.ge...
New Publication:
From colonial dreams to Magufuli’s industrial vision, the story of the Stiegler’s Gorge Dam on the Rufiji River reveals how power, politics, and conservation have shaped Tanzania’s development path.
Read it here:
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From colonial dreams to Magufuli’s industrial vision, the story of the Stiegler’s Gorge Dam on the Rufiji River reveals how power, politics, and conservation have shaped Tanzania’s development path.
Read it here:
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Reviving a Ghost Dam: The Politics and Promise of Tanzania’s Rufiji River Basin - Collaborative Research Center TRR 228
In this newly published article, Emma Minja and Detlef Müller-Mahn (Project C03 Green Futures) explore the century-long history and politics of the Stiegler’s
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November 3, 2025 at 1:29 PM
New Publication:
From colonial dreams to Magufuli’s industrial vision, the story of the Stiegler’s Gorge Dam on the Rufiji River reveals how power, politics, and conservation have shaped Tanzania’s development path.
Read it here:
crc-trr228.de/reviving-a-g...
From colonial dreams to Magufuli’s industrial vision, the story of the Stiegler’s Gorge Dam on the Rufiji River reveals how power, politics, and conservation have shaped Tanzania’s development path.
Read it here:
crc-trr228.de/reviving-a-g...
New Publication:
How did colonial histories shape today’s global policies on foot-and-mouth disease?
@wissevanengelen.bsky.social, Andreas Weber & @estherturnhout.bsky.social
trace how veterinarians in 1960s–70s Botswana redefined FMD:
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How did colonial histories shape today’s global policies on foot-and-mouth disease?
@wissevanengelen.bsky.social, Andreas Weber & @estherturnhout.bsky.social
trace how veterinarians in 1960s–70s Botswana redefined FMD:
Read it here:
Rethinking Foot-and-Mouth Disease: How Botswana’s History Challenges Colonial Views of Animal Health - Collaborative Research Center TRR 228
This publication examines how understandings of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) in Botswana during the 1960s–70s were shaped by colonial and postcolonial
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October 28, 2025 at 2:59 PM
New Publication:
How did colonial histories shape today’s global policies on foot-and-mouth disease?
@wissevanengelen.bsky.social, Andreas Weber & @estherturnhout.bsky.social
trace how veterinarians in 1960s–70s Botswana redefined FMD:
Read it here:
How did colonial histories shape today’s global policies on foot-and-mouth disease?
@wissevanengelen.bsky.social, Andreas Weber & @estherturnhout.bsky.social
trace how veterinarians in 1960s–70s Botswana redefined FMD:
Read it here:
New Publication:
Using the Nature Futures Framework, Judith Musa, Vincent Moseti & @lisabiberfreuden.bsky.social , explore how road infrastructure shapes local communities’ sense of agency in building nature-positive futures in Namibia’s KAZA region.
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Using the Nature Futures Framework, Judith Musa, Vincent Moseti & @lisabiberfreuden.bsky.social , explore how road infrastructure shapes local communities’ sense of agency in building nature-positive futures in Namibia’s KAZA region.
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New Study Reveals How Roads and Education Shape Community Visions for a Nature-Positive Future - Collaborative Research Center TRR 228
This study by Judith K. Musa, Vincent Moseti and Lisa Biber-Freudenberger (Project A05 "Future Roads") investigates how road infrastructure influences local
crc-trr228.de
October 20, 2025 at 2:23 PM
New Publication:
Using the Nature Futures Framework, Judith Musa, Vincent Moseti & @lisabiberfreuden.bsky.social , explore how road infrastructure shapes local communities’ sense of agency in building nature-positive futures in Namibia’s KAZA region.
➡️ crc-trr228.de/new-study-re...
Using the Nature Futures Framework, Judith Musa, Vincent Moseti & @lisabiberfreuden.bsky.social , explore how road infrastructure shapes local communities’ sense of agency in building nature-positive futures in Namibia’s KAZA region.
➡️ crc-trr228.de/new-study-re...
Borders in Africa are lived, not just drawn. Katrin Sowa's @unicologne.bsky.social new book explores Kenya’s borderlands, colonial legacies, and One Stop Border Posts—shaping trade, migration, and inequality.
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Enforcing the Line: An Ethnography of the Kenyan Border Regime - Collaborative Research Center TRR 228
By Katrin Sowa (University of Cologne).
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October 8, 2025 at 2:39 PM
Borders in Africa are lived, not just drawn. Katrin Sowa's @unicologne.bsky.social new book explores Kenya’s borderlands, colonial legacies, and One Stop Border Posts—shaping trade, migration, and inequality.
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New study from Turiani, Tanzania with @idos-research.bsky.social:
Smallholder farmers blend indigenous & modern agri-tech into unique local knowledge. Findings highlight the need to validate & support indigenous practices & rethink innovation from the ground up:
crc-trr228.de/new-publicat...
Smallholder farmers blend indigenous & modern agri-tech into unique local knowledge. Findings highlight the need to validate & support indigenous practices & rethink innovation from the ground up:
crc-trr228.de/new-publicat...
New Publication: Blending Traditions - Evaluating Indigenous Agricultural Practices Among Smallholders in Turiani, Tanzania - Collaborative Research Center TRR 228
In this study, Denis Chomboko (IDOS), Theobald Theodory (Project C03 "Green Futures"), Michael Brüntrup (IDOS & Project B05 "Science Futures"), Venance
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October 8, 2025 at 12:50 PM
New study from Turiani, Tanzania with @idos-research.bsky.social:
Smallholder farmers blend indigenous & modern agri-tech into unique local knowledge. Findings highlight the need to validate & support indigenous practices & rethink innovation from the ground up:
crc-trr228.de/new-publicat...
Smallholder farmers blend indigenous & modern agri-tech into unique local knowledge. Findings highlight the need to validate & support indigenous practices & rethink innovation from the ground up:
crc-trr228.de/new-publicat...
Green Hydrogen from Namibia – A New Chapter of German Colonial History?
Activists from Namibia are on a speakers tour in Cologne to discuss the tensions between “green” cooperation & old colonial patterns.
🗣️ Dr. Linus Kalvelage, Nafi Hamukoshi & Paul Thomas
Event in EN / translations to German
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Activists from Namibia are on a speakers tour in Cologne to discuss the tensions between “green” cooperation & old colonial patterns.
🗣️ Dr. Linus Kalvelage, Nafi Hamukoshi & Paul Thomas
Event in EN / translations to German
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Speakers Tour: Green Hydrogen from Namibia – A New Chapter of German Colonial History? - Collaborative Research Center TRR 228
Mon | October 13th, 2025 | 19:00 (CEST)
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October 8, 2025 at 12:12 PM
Green Hydrogen from Namibia – A New Chapter of German Colonial History?
Activists from Namibia are on a speakers tour in Cologne to discuss the tensions between “green” cooperation & old colonial patterns.
🗣️ Dr. Linus Kalvelage, Nafi Hamukoshi & Paul Thomas
Event in EN / translations to German
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Activists from Namibia are on a speakers tour in Cologne to discuss the tensions between “green” cooperation & old colonial patterns.
🗣️ Dr. Linus Kalvelage, Nafi Hamukoshi & Paul Thomas
Event in EN / translations to German
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New publication 📖
This chapter explores how international initiatives like the Balkan Silk Road (BRI) & SAGCOT reshape territorial governance.
How do foreign-led infrastructure & private strategies affect state sovereignty? Can strong sovereignty coexist with weak governance?
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This chapter explores how international initiatives like the Balkan Silk Road (BRI) & SAGCOT reshape territorial governance.
How do foreign-led infrastructure & private strategies affect state sovereignty? Can strong sovereignty coexist with weak governance?
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New Publication Explores How Global Infrastructure Projects Reshape Territorial Governance and Sovereignty - Collaborative Research Center TRR 228
In this chapter, Erblin Berisha, Franziska Sielker and Peter Dannenberg (Project C01 "Future in Chains") examine how international infrastructure and
crc-trr228.de
September 10, 2025 at 9:29 AM
New publication 📖
This chapter explores how international initiatives like the Balkan Silk Road (BRI) & SAGCOT reshape territorial governance.
How do foreign-led infrastructure & private strategies affect state sovereignty? Can strong sovereignty coexist with weak governance?
More ⬇️⬇️⬇️
This chapter explores how international initiatives like the Balkan Silk Road (BRI) & SAGCOT reshape territorial governance.
How do foreign-led infrastructure & private strategies affect state sovereignty? Can strong sovereignty coexist with weak governance?
More ⬇️⬇️⬇️
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EU's Global Gateway study on 11 transport corridors:
"All scenarios presume stable political and security situation. [...] No field visits have been performed, but the EU Delegations in Africa provided extremely useful local insights."
Get serious.
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"All scenarios presume stable political and security situation. [...] No field visits have been performed, but the EU Delegations in Africa provided extremely useful local insights."
Get serious.
publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/h...
Global Gateway Support to Transport Corridors in Africa – Consolidated Report
This report provides summary comparative assessment of 11 Global Gateway Transport corridors in Africa. The focus is on the comparative modelling results under four specific objectives: 1) Reduce carb...
publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu
August 26, 2025 at 1:48 PM
EU's Global Gateway study on 11 transport corridors:
"All scenarios presume stable political and security situation. [...] No field visits have been performed, but the EU Delegations in Africa provided extremely useful local insights."
Get serious.
publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/h...
"All scenarios presume stable political and security situation. [...] No field visits have been performed, but the EU Delegations in Africa provided extremely useful local insights."
Get serious.
publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/h...
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Join the 3rd lecture of our Climate Lecture Series! 📅 9 Sept 2025 | 🕚 11:00–12:15 CEST / 09:00–10:15 UTC | Speaker: Lucy Waruingi, African Conservation Centre (Kenya) on community-based rangeland #reforestation for #sustainable livelihoods. Free & open to all: ➡️ static.daad.de/media/daad_d...
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August 26, 2025 at 7:30 AM
Join the 3rd lecture of our Climate Lecture Series! 📅 9 Sept 2025 | 🕚 11:00–12:15 CEST / 09:00–10:15 UTC | Speaker: Lucy Waruingi, African Conservation Centre (Kenya) on community-based rangeland #reforestation for #sustainable livelihoods. Free & open to all: ➡️ static.daad.de/media/daad_d...
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New publication:
Annapia Debarry & Valentine Opanga explore urban research through feminist & decolonial lenses, highlighting invisibility of marginalized communities in Nairobi & Addis Ababa.
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Annapia Debarry & Valentine Opanga explore urban research through feminist & decolonial lenses, highlighting invisibility of marginalized communities in Nairobi & Addis Ababa.
Read it here:
Urban Invisibles: Feminist perspectives on marginalization and resistance in Nairobi and Addis Ababa through the lens of embodied research practices - Urban Matters Journal
This paper explores the embodied and politically charged nature of urban research through feminist and decolonial lenses, focusing on the invisibility of marginalized populations in Nairobi and Addis ...
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August 25, 2025 at 2:09 PM
New publication:
Annapia Debarry & Valentine Opanga explore urban research through feminist & decolonial lenses, highlighting invisibility of marginalized communities in Nairobi & Addis Ababa.
Read it here:
Annapia Debarry & Valentine Opanga explore urban research through feminist & decolonial lenses, highlighting invisibility of marginalized communities in Nairobi & Addis Ababa.
Read it here:
Vacancy:
Professorship in Economic Geography and Global South (W1) with tenure track (W3) (f/m/d) @unicologne.bsky.social.
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Professorship in Economic Geography and Global South (W1) with tenure track (W3) (f/m/d) @unicologne.bsky.social.
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Vacancy: Assistant Professorship in Economic Geography and Global South (W1) with tenure track (W3) (f/m/d) at the University of Cologne - Collaborative Research Center TRR 228
The University of Cologne is currently searching for a Professorship in Economic Geography and Global South (W1) with tenure track (W3) (f/m/d).
crc-trr228.de
August 21, 2025 at 1:59 PM
Vacancy:
Professorship in Economic Geography and Global South (W1) with tenure track (W3) (f/m/d) @unicologne.bsky.social.
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Professorship in Economic Geography and Global South (W1) with tenure track (W3) (f/m/d) @unicologne.bsky.social.
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New Publication:
Chrispinus Mutsami, Martin C. Parlasca & Matin Qaim (Project C08 & @zefbonn.bsky.social) examine livelihoods in rural Africa.
Findings show:
- Poorest rely most on farming
- Self-employment dominates off-farm work
- Education & infrastructure boost access
Read full study here:
Chrispinus Mutsami, Martin C. Parlasca & Matin Qaim (Project C08 & @zefbonn.bsky.social) examine livelihoods in rural Africa.
Findings show:
- Poorest rely most on farming
- Self-employment dominates off-farm work
- Education & infrastructure boost access
Read full study here:
Rural Livelihoods: Off-Farm Income Now Drives Majority of Household Earnings in Africa - Collaborative Research Center TRR 228
In their latest publication, Chrispinus Mutsami, Martin C. Parlasca, and Matin Qaim (Project C08 "Job Futures") examine rural livelihoods in Kenya, Namibia,
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August 20, 2025 at 9:37 AM
New Publication:
Chrispinus Mutsami, Martin C. Parlasca & Matin Qaim (Project C08 & @zefbonn.bsky.social) examine livelihoods in rural Africa.
Findings show:
- Poorest rely most on farming
- Self-employment dominates off-farm work
- Education & infrastructure boost access
Read full study here:
Chrispinus Mutsami, Martin C. Parlasca & Matin Qaim (Project C08 & @zefbonn.bsky.social) examine livelihoods in rural Africa.
Findings show:
- Poorest rely most on farming
- Self-employment dominates off-farm work
- Education & infrastructure boost access
Read full study here: