“Can we do things differently to improve people’s lives?” The midafternoon of Friday May 8, 2015 saw the big event of the launch of the first annual “State of African Resilience” Report in Makerere Un
Synthesizing resilience dimensions and problem sets. The purpose of the fourth annual ResilientAfrican Network (RAN) Partners’ Forum was to discuss and establish the link between resilience dimensions, proble
Prof. William Bazeyo (in navy blue suit), Dean Makerere University School of Public Health and Chief of Party RAN/Lab Director joined the USAID Washington D.C Team at the White House to discuss issues related t
Micro/Modular/Mobile Knowledge, Information and Teachings (MKITs) launched to inform RAN’s Objective 3 “The power of documentation” As we embrace the rainy season in Uganda, it was a sunny afternoon on
The Intervention Strategy Workshop (ISW) held March 23-25, 2015 in the West Africa Resilience Innovation Lab hosted by University for Development Studies (UDS), Tamale Ghana attracted 23 participants drawn from
“Understanding Dimensions of Vulnerability and Adaptation” The bright afternoon of Wednesday March 11, 2015 in Washington D.C saw David Ferguson, Director, Center for Development Innovation, U.S Global
Makerere University School of Public Health ResilientAfrica Network (RAN) joined the other development partners including; the American University of Beirut Lebanon and Chatham University USA in a Steering Comm
MakSPH ResilientAfrica Network (RAN) accelerating Female participation in Science and Technology “Educate the Girl Child and Build the Nation” 2015, a year of great partnership as we work towards positively
A powerful alternative approach to developing system level innovations aligned to RILab Intervention Pathways. In addition to the Crowd-Sourcing Approach (using innovation exhibitions) and Design Thinking Co-Cr
“Creating an Enabling Ecosystem for Resilience Innovations” The potential for innovation at the universities and communities cannot be under estimated. It is paramount that we stop working in silos, embrace
