Program
Objectives
The program aims to:
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Advance agricultural economics as a
core disciplinary course at postgraduate level (MSc) in Eastern and
Southern Africa
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Produce graduates who are conversant
with the myriad problems facing the agricultural sector in Africa and
the capability to provide solutions
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Set up a system that would enhance
upgrading of the teaching and research capacity of faculties in the
participating departments
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Enhance a locally collaborative
network amongst the many players in the fields of agricultural economics
in the region
Program Focus
The program will offer students the
opportunity to undertake specialized study in one of the following fields:
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Agriculture and Rural Development
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Agricultural Policy and Trade
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Agribusiness Management
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Environment and Natural Resource
Management
Program Content and Quality
An Agricultural Economics Education
Board (AEEB), currently comprising representatives of the 16 collaborating
departments, approves program content. The AEEB is informed by a Program
Advisory Committee as well as through ongoing consultations, with
employers in the public sector, government, not for profit sector, and
international donor community. The AEEB also establishes the criteria and
procedures for accrediting collaborating departments to offer the program
and conduct various evaluations to ensure continued quality and relevance.
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Participants at the First AEEB Meeting |
Useful Links
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Log in -AEEB Web
Notice Board
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Mobilising Regional Capacity Initiative (MRCI) : A Programme for
Revitalizing Higher Education in Africa
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Invitation to
seminars on
Research Communication for Development
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Funding News April 2008
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Policy Analysis and Advocacy Programme (PAAP)
Newsletter Volume 11 No. 07
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April Issue of Urban Agriculture News
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Access
Urban Agriculture News Archive
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African Thesis Award
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Ph.D Scholarships: ICS
http://www.ics-graduateschool.nl
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New Funding Compendiums by WorldFish Center
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Robert S. McNamara Fellowships Program Application
2008-2009
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Short-term Training Opportunities
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Travel Grants,
Climate Change Adaptation in Africa (IDRC)
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Scholarship Information
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Call for Applications: Training
and research opportunities in eastern Africa for registered masters and
PhD research students
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Policy Analysis and Advocacy Programme (PAAP)
Newsletter Volume 11 No. 05
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Forestry Fellowship
Opportunities
in Portland,
Oregon, USA
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Policy Analysis and Advocacy Programme (PAAP) Association for
Strengthening Agricultural Research in Eastern and Central Africa (ASARECA)
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Urgently looking for a
Ph.D. candidate from East Africa (banana economics)
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AERC Research Paper No 172
- by Ephraim Chirwa
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Conference on Development of Rural Livelihoods in
Semi-Arid Africa:
Issues,
Challenges, Opportunities,
29
-30 April, 2008, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Organized by AU-SAFGRAD.
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Making
Markets Matter Workshop (MMM 2008) , in the Cape Winelands (Somerset
West/Stellenbosch), South Africa, May 11-16, 2008
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AEASA 2008 Conference, Theme: Rethinking Agriculture and
Rural Development in Southern Africa
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http://cip.cornell.edu/gfs,
a new website, with 60 case studies for use in graduate and
undergraduate teaching about policy for global food systems.
The studies were written by 56 scientists and reviewed by 100 reviewers
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2008 Global Development Marketplace Competition
is now accepting proposals
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Education Program in Climate
Change and Biodiversity Conservation
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Call for Proposals:
International Research Chairs Initiative;
Closing Date: 8 March 2008
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Visiting Lectureship for Shared Facility for
Specialization and Electives (SFSE) -2008
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LEAP Fellowship Announcement visit
http://leap.ucdavis.edu
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Grants for
participants of Developing Countries
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Position Announcement,
Research Technician
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Fellowship for Africa based Scientists who already
have PhD Degrees
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Africa 2008 Call for Proposals
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1.5 million digital books in an online library
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Research Grants for Researchers studying
Environmental Economics Issues in Africa
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Open Discussion Forum
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CMAAE
Plan Summary
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Employment Opportunities
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The Poverty and Economic Policy (PEP) Research Network
announces a call for proposals for its 2008 competition (www.pep-net.org)
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START/PACOM 2008
Proposals for Small
Research Grants for African scientists
CMAAE Newsletter
Program Documents
Program
Secretariat
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Prof. Willis Oluoch-Kosura,
Program Director
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Dr. Jeffrey Fine
Program Adviser
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Joyce Isiaho
Program
Administrator
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