Africa Knows! It is time to decolonise the minds

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Educational foundations [initiated by Hague University of Applied Sciences]

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History of education in Africa [initiated by URMIS - Nice]

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Leave no knowledge behind [initiated by Nuffic, with AAU, DAAD & IAU]

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Leading from the South [initiated by Nuffic]

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Reflexivity and positionality in doing excellent research

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Strengthening postgraduate environments in African academia [initiated by ISS]

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Decolonising higher education in Africa: disciplinary and pedagogical Issues [initiated by the University of Ghana at Legon]

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Decolonizing the knowledge linkages between Africa and the rest of the world [initiated by the University of Cape Town]

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Decolonizing African heritage inside and outside the African continent [initiated by the University of Mainz, with Leiden University/Anthropology, University of Rwanda]

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International knowledge migration [initiated by NUFFIC, and ISS of Erasmus University on the role of diaspora transnationals]

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Asia-africa, A New Axis of Knowledge [International Institute For Asian Studies (Iias)]

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Knowledge networking within Africa [initiated by EMU Maputo; also involvement by PAL]

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The European Union and Africa’s knowledge infrastructure [initiated by ECDPM-Maastricht, with support from ISCTE-IULisbon]

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Sustainable diplomacy between Africa and Europe: what knowledge capabilities should be developed?

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Challenges of African Studies in Central and Eastern Europe [initiated by CAAS, Czech Republic]

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Country/region-specific knowledge development histories in Africa [initiated/coordinated by ASCL]

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Innovations, new paradigms and knowledge development in North Africa

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Disciplinary trends in Africa: water science and technology

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Disciplinary trends in Africa: history

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Health challenges in urbanizing Africa and win-win partnership

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Disciplinary trends in Africa: economics, finance studies, business studies [from ASCL, inputs from EUR-RSM, AERC, and Alex Ekwueme Federal University, Ebonyi State Nigeria]

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Disciplinary trends in Africa: legal and socio-legal studies

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The order(ing) of knowledge: epistemology of studies of health, culture and education in Africa/ (In)discipline de la connaissance: epistémologie des recherches sur l’Afrique

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The interdisciplinary field of health studies and economics, experiences from Africa

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Digital humanities in Africa [initiated by the Faculty of Humanities, Leiden and Voice4Thought]

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Multiplicity of learning events: the relationality of learning in Africa and beyond

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Language issues: reconfiguring language use in African studies [initiated by the Institute of African and Diaspora Studies, University of Lagos, with Africa Multiple Centre of Excellence, Bayreuth]

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The language issue and knowledge communication in Africa [initiated by the University of Ilorin with the University of Chemnitz]

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Language history and its present relevance [initiated by the African Languages Department of Leiden University, in collaboration with the ASCL]

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Language history and its present relevance [initiated by the African Languages Department of Leiden University, in collaboration with the ASCL]

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Local knowledge and its (non-)integration in ‘formal’ education institutions [initiated by the Grup d'Estudi de les Societats Africanes/Barcelona, University of Ilorin, MITDS, Bolgatanga]

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Future trends, grand challenges, and politics of anticipation in africa (and the role of interdisciplinary studies in Africa)

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Re-imagining the Sahel: the place of endogenous knowledge [initiated by CODESRIA with the Arab Council for the Social Sciences and ASCL/Lasdel]

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Slums as places of innovations, ingenuity and creativity [initiated by LAM Bordeaux]

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Decolonizing the academe in ‘red areas’, with a focus on the Great Lakes region [initiated by ISS]

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Other ways of knowing? Exploring religious knowing and development in Africa [initiated by the ASCL, University of Konstanz, with partners in Botswana and Zambia]

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Towards a multispecies approach in African Studies [initiated by the ASCL and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam]

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Resilience and scarcity [Initiated by the 2SCALE, the Partnerships Resource Centre, The Centre for Frugal Innovation in Africa]

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Artificial intelligence and smart manufacturing in Africa [initiated by RWTH Aachen University, Machine Intelligence Institute of Africa, SA and the N. Mandela Institute of Technology, Tanzania]

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The privatization of knowledge production [initiated by NABC]

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Citizen science and environmental monitoring [initiated by Wageningen University and Science, Technology & Innovation studies, Ruforum, African Centre for Technology Studies]

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Youth employment, knowledge and the labour markets; knowledge and society [initiated by Edukans with INCLUDE, ISCTE-IU Lisbon and Advance Afrika (Kampala, Uganda]]

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Economically empowered young people in Africa: promoting creativity and inclusiveness [initiated by aflatoun international]

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Community-engaged learning and higher education [initiated by UDS Tamale, Ghana, and Leiden University LUC]

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Knowledge and action [In cooperation with UCT]

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Technical and vocational education and training (TVET): bridging the gap – lessons from the Dutch and African experience

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Part 1: Policy reforms for agricultural tertiary and vocational education and training in Africa

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Part 2: Integration of ATVET into broader systems of agricultural knowledge, skills and innovation

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Bridging the gap between research and policy [initiated by NAI Uppsala]

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How can curriculum decolonization operate in the third space in Global South-North collaborations?

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