North Africa
RIU has six country programmes in three African sub-regions East Africa, Southern Africa and West Africa. There are no country programmes in North African.
However the RIU research database of RNRRS research has information on projects assigned to two North African countries. These entries relate the application of a soil conservation tool in Algeria and a pyramid training technique being applied in Egypt. Neither of these techniques has been developed in, or is specific to, the region.
RNRRS database (number of entries)
RIU has six country programmes in three African sub-regions East Africa, Southern Africa and West Africa. There are no country programmes in North African.
However the RIU research database of RNRRS research has information on projects assigned to two North African countries. These entries relate the application of a soil conservation tool in Algeria and a pyramid training technique being applied in Egypt. Neither of these techniques has been developed in, or is specific to, the region.
RNRRS database (number of entries)
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Related information
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Stimulating demand for information in Sub-Saharan Africa 8-page RIU introductory flyer, in English Outline of RIU's appointed country teams working in partnership with organisations in Malawi, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Tanzania and Zambia 2007 (PDF 600KB) |
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Fighting storage insect pests in sub-Saharan Africa RIU Policy brief 7 2008 (PDF 120KB) |
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Pro-poor seed systems in East Africa Lessons for out-scaling and up-scaling from... 17 2008 (PDF 70KB) |
External resources
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Algeria at a glance Source World Bank - Algeria: Data & Statistics (35KB) |
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Egypt at a glance Source World Bank - Egypt: Data & Statistics (35KB) |
Archive
This RIU material is no longer considered to be current or relevant to the programme. It is shared in the spirit of openness and transparency but should not be seen as an indication of current RIU priorities or thinking.
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Enabling the poor to benefit from research RIU introductory flyer Asian version - in English 2008 (PDF 270KB) |
