Fairville – Facing Inequalities and democratic challenges through Co-production in Cities
The EU-funded Fairville project aims to document and propose pilot models of urban intervention engaging local academics, authorities, community-based organisations, residents and users in improving disadvantaged urban neighbourhoods via deepening of resident and user participation in new and existing democratic processes. These pilot cases will consider inequalities related to the environment, housing and urban planning, […]
TBVAC2020 – Advancing novel and promising TB vaccine candidates from discovery to preclinical and early clinical development
TBVAC2020 aims to innovate and diversify the current TB vaccine and biomarker pipeline while at the same time applying portfolio management using gating and priority setting criteria to select as early as possible the most promising TB vaccine candidates, and accelerate their development. The proposed approach and involvement of many internationally leading groups in the […]
FERTINNOWA – Transfer of INNOvative techniques for sustainable WAter use in FERtigated crops
In European countries, the cultivation of fertigated crops experience scarcity of water, and the intensity of cultivation poses significant risks to water quality. The main objective of the FERTINNOWA network is to create a meta-knowledge database on innovative technologies and practices for fertigation of horticultural crops. FERTINNOWA also aims to build a knowledge exchange platform […]
Master of Health Information Management
This Master is a collaborative Master programme in four countries: South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, and Germany. This course combined information management, healthcare management, business studies, health informatics and integrates intercultural communication and personal leadership competencies and addresses professionals in healthcare / hospital management from Africa and Germany. It was held at the HNU in Germany, […]
SOFAR – SOuthern aFrica research cApacity netwoRk
SOFAR is a collaborative research initiative that equips early- and mid-career researchers with the skills to tackle infectious disease challenges in Africa. The program trains MSc, PhD, and postdoctoral fellows across Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Mozambique through innovative approaches such as blended learning, split-site doctorates, and digital learning platforms.
BioFairNet – Bioeconomy and Circular Economy Fair Network Digitally fair and accessible network for reducing GHG activities with circular and bio-economy models
Addressing the challenges of reducing emissions in the sectors of agriculture and mining, the project aims to create a digital network for collaboration. Through this digital platform, stakeholders may share insights, co-create solutions and map out sustainable practices. The project’s goal is to support agriculture and mining in making the transition, with a web-based tool […]
OH-TARGET – One Health Training and Research Global Network
One Health is a holistic, interdisciplinary approach that investigates the relationship between humans, animals, the environment and health. This approach results from the idea that Global Health cannot be viewed in isolation but is dependent on a person’s living environment. The ai of the project is to improve global health conditions by understanding structural […]
CIMPLE – Circular Medical Plastics Engineering
After their usage, medical plastic products are burned or end in landfills 99,9% of the cases studied. The 0,1 % recycled medical plastics are currently downcycled into non-medical applications like street construction work. CIMPLE aims to close the loop from medical plastic waste to medical products. Based on recycling and reuse an implemented solution will […]
RINEA – Research and Innovation Network for Europe and Africa
In response to the objectives of the EU-Africa partnership in science, technology and innovation, and addressing the STI priorities of the 2014 EU-Africa Summit, RINEA has the following main complementary goals: 1. Strengthening the quality and quantity of partnerships between research and innovation actors in EU Member states, in Associated Countries and in countries in […]
Dig-e-Farm – Digitalisierung tunesischer Bauernhöfe durch KI-basierte Agri-PV-Energiesysteme für optimales Management des Wasser-Energie-Nexus
Dig-e-Farm pursues the development of an innovative approach based on artificial intelligence (AI) and uses Agri-PV technology to digitize critical agricultural processes and help farmers optimize their water and energy consumption. A reliable power supply and the reduction of the current water consumption are among the top goals of this project.
