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Existing Grants

Project:
Consolidating the achievements of its first phase, resulting in its establishment as a leading Centre for research and policy analysis in Ethiopia (ERDI II)
Institution:
The Ethiopian Development Research Institute (EDRI)
Coverage:
National
Country:
Ethiopia
Grant Number:
234
Grant Amount (USD):
1 400 000
Date of Signing:
09 Sep, 2008
Duration:
2008 to 2014
Project Goal:

The overall objective of the project is to enhance the capacity of ERDI to fulfill its mandate of providing policy advice to the Government of Ethiopia and other stakeholders, and thereby contributing to the achievement of the country’s Plan for Accelerated and Sustained Development to end Poverty, 2006-2010 (PASDEP). The specific objectives of the project are to: (i) Strengthen EDRI’s institutional  and human capacity (ii) Provide policy options and raise public awareness on economic and development issues to the Government of Ethiopia and other stakeholders through research, and (iii) Establish and deepen the already existing networks and linkages with other national, regional and international development policy institutes.

Project:
Improving the efficiency of the public sector in sub-Saharan Africa countries through enhancement of capacity for economic policy analysis and management (EPM Mozambique)
Institution:
Eduardo Mondlane University (UEM)
Coverage:
Continental- Sub Saharan Africa
Country:
Mozambique
Grant Number:
210
Grant Amount (USD):
2 200 000
Date of Signing:
01 Aug, 2007
Duration:
2007 to 2014
Project Goal:

The goal of the Economic Policy Management Program Mozambique (EMP-Mozambique) is to improve the performance of the public sector in the five African Lusophone countries in economic policy analysis, formulation and management. This goal will be reached through the following three specific objectives: (i) To build/strengthen the institutional and human capacity of the Faculty of Economics at Eduardo Mondlane University (ii) To train 120 economic policy managers of international standards from Lusophone African countries in economic policy management (iii) To network EPM-Mozambique with similar institutions in Africa and globally so that it can learn from others experiences.

Project:
Fostering effective capacity to undertake economic policy analysis and research in Zambia. (ZIPAR)
Institution:
Zambia institute for Policy Analysis and Research (ZIPAR)
Coverage:
National
Country:
Zambia
Grant Number:
150
Grant Amount (USD):
1 500 000
Date of Signing:
23 Aug, 2005
Duration:
2005 to 2014
Project Goal:

The goal of the Zambia Institute for Policy Analysis and Research (ZIPAR) Project is to improve economic governance in Zambia. The immediate objectives of the ZIPAR Project are to: (i) establish a semi-autonomous economic policy and research institute, (ii) provide training to government officials, (iii) conduct research in areas of economic policy formulation and management, and (iv)Provide policy advice to government and promote policy dialogue with Zambia through dissemination workshops, conferences, and publications.

Project:
Contributing to the strengthening of master’s-level education in agricultural and applied economics (CMAAE)
Institution:
The Agricultural Economics Education Board (AEEB)
Coverage:
Continental- Africa
Country:
Kenya
Grant Number:
134
Grant Amount (USD):
2 200 000
Date of Signing:
02 Mar, 2005
Duration:
2005 to 2014
Project Goal:

The goal of the project is to improve the policy making process in the agricultural sector in Eastern and Southern Africa. Specific Objectives are: (i) To train agricultural economists for agricultural policy analysis and economic management within universities, the public sector, the private sector and civil society (ii) To strengthen the capacities of collaborating institutions through staff development and knowledge sharing.

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