Posts by INASP

Sharon crouching on the wooden walkway above the water of the wetland.

Sharon Gubamwoyo: Illuminating the Power of Wetlands in Combating Climate Change – The AuthorAID Connection

At the intersection of academic pursuit and environmental dedication lies the remarkable journey of Sharon Gubamwoyo, a passionate Ugandan researcher...

A woman smiling and standing among fruit trees.

Cultivating Change: Aulath Mustafa’s Journey to Transform Agriculture in Tanzania – The AuthorAID Connection

In Tanzania, where agriculture plays a vital role in the lives of its people, Aulath Mustafa’s research holds tremendous potential....

Empowering Early-Career Researchers to Combat Non-Communicable Diseases in Nepal: The AuthorAID Connection

Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) have firmly entrenched themselves in Nepal’s public health landscape, contributing to an alarming 66% of national deaths,...

Two scientist women smiling into the camera. They are wearing headscarves and glasses and one of them is holding a pipette.

Fighting Antimicrobial Resistance: Dr Sherifat Balogun-Raji’s journal towards research impact in Nigeria with AuthorAID

In Sokoto, in Nigeria’s far northwest, Dr Sherifat Balogun-Raji, is tirelessly working to tackle a global health challenge with far-reaching...

Want to learn more about facilitating online events and courses? Take our updated self-study course!

In 2020 we developed and released an online course, ”Facilitating Events and Courses in an Online World’, as a resource...

Postgraduate students working with Drosophila melanogaster at the Centre for Advanced Medical Research and Training, Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto, Nigeria

Digital learning isn’t good for equity – or is it?

Joanna Wild & Jon Harle – Photo: Kamaldeen Olal There is a consensus that digital learning isn’t equally accessible to...

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