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Our research offers a responsive approach to emerging demand for evidence based social dialogue, debates and knowledge driven learning. The centre’s Research Agenda aims to contribute to new knowledge and practice on inclusive governance and development, enrich our existing programs and learning offers, and be source of inspiration for new ones.
Advancing the structural inclusion of youth in the AfCFTA processes, as a means of integration and sustainable development on the continent by exploring the prospects for expanded industrialisation, markets, and trade opportunities for the youth.
Studies that explore questions around youth inclusion, voice and participation in leadership and governance such as “Youth Governance Architecture Studies” that monitor the enabling environment for youth participation in political and economic governance as well as their access to economic and decent work opportunities.
Being instrumental in informing the approaches to be employed by partners across the world as they work to support vulnerable communities across Africa to mitigate the effects of climate change. Research, short courses and fellowships are to be developed to clearly understand the breadth and depth of climate change and how to create lasting solutions.