ATPS Publications Centre

The ATPS Publications Centre includes working papers, research papers, special papers, technopolicy briefs, annual reports, annual conference and workshop reports and other materials capturing much of ATPS's capacity building and research history.

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Recent Publications

Special Papers

Projet Pour Le Developpement dune Politique Nationale de Tic En Afrique

By Clement Dzidonu. Special Paper Series 5

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Working Papers

Climate Change and Adaptation Measures in Northern Nigeria: Empirical Situation and Policy Implications

By Dr. Blessing Kaletapwa Farauta, Chukwudumebi Leticia Egbule, Dr. Yusuf Lawan Idrisa and Dr. Victoria, Chinwe Agu. ATPS Working Paper Series No. 62

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Technopolicy Briefs

Politique d'etat et pratiques Populaires dans l'Approvisionnement en Eau Au Benin: Quelles lecons, quelles perspectives?

By Roch Mongbo. Technopolicy Brief Series No. 22

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Research Papers

Farmers' Perceptions of Climate Change and Adaptation Strategies in Northern Nigeria: An Empirical Assessment

By Dr. Blessing Kaletapwa Farauta, Chukwudumebi Leticia Egbule, Dr. Yusuf Lawan Idrisa and Dr. Victoria, Chinwe Agu. ATPS Research Paper Series No. 15

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Annual Reports

2010 Annual Report: Science, Technology and Innovation for African Development

Dear stakeholder,

I am pleased to present to you the 2010 annual report, which spells out progress that the African Technology Policy Studies Network (ATPS) has made during the year. In line with its vision to act as a broker between various actors in the Science, Technology and Innovations (STI) policy processes, ATPS brings together top STI experts in academic institutions and other knowledge communities, policy makers, and private sector actors in the continent to deliberate on and prioritize Africa’s response to global challenges. This is done through STI policy studies, capacity building and advocacy for policy and institutional change in the context of Africa’s socio-economic and environmental development challenges.

The ATPS supports capacity building activities in the area of Science, Technology, and Innovation knowledge generation, knowledge circulation and networking, policy making and policy practices in Africa for African development. In this regard, we are happy to register increase in small grants and regional grants commissioned to national chapters, which are progressing reasonably well.

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Newsletters

Issue No. 26, July - December 2009

Contents in Focus

Scientific Revival Day forAfrica - ATPS Uganda and Ghana
ATPS Annual Conference and Workshop a Major Success
ATPS Promotes Full Stakeholder Participation in the Research Funding Process
Country Chapter Focus - ATPS Lesotho
Kenya Talks Climate Change University Business Research and Innovation in Africa (UNIBRAIN)
Nanotechnologies for Development in India, Kenya and the Netherlands: Enhancing policy-maker capacity to use evidence
ATPS Publication Series
ATPS Secretariat Staff Highlights

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