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The EAS Conducted a Brainstorming Meeting of Experts on Enhancing its Activities on Population and Development

A half day Brainstorming Meeting of experts from diverse fields of Population and Development, organized by the Ethiopian Academy of Sciences (EAS) in collaboration with the David and Lucile Packard...

Programs and Projects

Bridging Population Evidence with Policy - Bridge II

The Ethiopian Academy of Sciences (EAS) partnered with the David and Lucile Packard Foundation to its engagements of bridging the gap between evidence and policies

Establishing and strengthening the Ethiopian Gender learning Forum

Ethiopian Gender Learning Forum is an umbrella platform of affiliated groups with a common focus. The (collective) voice for gender in higher education and research in Ethiopia

EAS Organisational Capacity Building Project

This project was initiated based on the capacity need assessment conducted from February to March 2020. EAS worked with Pact-Ethiopia through the support from the Packard foundation to appraise its current organizational strengths and limitations, review its operational context

Policy Studies and Reports

Bridging Population Evidence with Policy in Ethiopia

Generate and contextualise evidence, create platforms for evidence-based dialogue, build the skills of emerging professionals, and strengthen EAS’s institutional capacity.

Balancing the Enhancement of Africa’s Research and Higher Education Capacity

On August 6 2021 a webinar was jointly organised by The Ethiopian Academy of Sciences and
The Norwegian Academy of Science

The Ethiopian Academy of Sciences has organized a hybrid policy dialogue on key national development issues

The dialogue was organized on the topic of Realizing Demographic Dividend through Focusing on Human Capital Development, laying its emphasis on education, health and job creation.