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Mamohloding 5 days ago

The SA Science Forum is about advancing the African Science agenda, deliberating on the role of Science in Africa's development and celebrating open science - Minister Nzimande in his welcoming address at the SFSA2019 @ScienceForumSA @WaterResearchSA Retweeted by BRECcIA

Jean-Marie Kileshye 3 days ago

@GCRF_BRECcIA @GWPSAF twitter.com/AfriAlliance1/… Retweeted by BRECcIA

Leeds University Centre for African Studies 4 days ago

Another fantastic research based seminar from the AFRICAP team here at Leeds: 'Creating resilient agri-food systems in sub-Saharan Africa'. Those who can't attend in person can register to watch the free online webinar! twitter.com/gcrfafricap/st… Retweeted by BRECcIA

BRECcIA 3 days ago

Tendai Chibarabada @SADC_WaterNet is now in #Malawi with colleagues @unima_mw @leadsea_ @geogsouthampton installing soil moisture sensors as part of maize trials looking at productivity in drier regions @justinosheff @GCRF @UKRI_News @FSS_RFD_Soton pic.twitter.com/0L5lIXGfAs

BRECcIA 3 days ago

More research is underway, led by Catherine Tlotlo Kerapetse @SADC_WaterNet & colleagues @unima_mw, with fieldwork including taking water samples from Lake Chilwa in #Malawi & analysing in labs to check quality for food production @leadsea_ @justinosheff @geogsouthampton @GCRF pic.twitter.com/VRloj3XtGE

Hans van der Kwast 5 days ago

Free #webinar: #QGIS for Water Modellers, 10 December at 11:30 pm CET. With Saber Razmjooei (@lutraconsulting), Krey Price (Surface Water Solutions) and myself (@ihedelft). More info and registration at icewarm.com.au/australian-wat… @ICE_WaRM_ #hydrology #hydraulics #opensource pic.twitter.com/tcGKJnvKXR Retweeted by BRECcIA

Georgina Cundill 6 days ago

.@cdknetwork promoting a whole new level of open access research and possibilities for impact through @Wikipedia platform. Seriously challenging how we think research should be shared, and by who. African scholars editing not just Africa pages, but ALL climate change pages. Yes. twitter.com/cdknetwork/sta… Retweeted by BRECcIA

Katharine Vincent 5 days ago

Any of my #climateservices buddies planning to be at #EGU2020? @EuroGeosciences The session "How to make weather and climate services more efficient in developing countries" is seeking abstracts for PICO meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU2020/sessio… Retweeted by BRECcIA

Fast Track Impact 1 week ago

Advanced stakeholder analysis reveals more than ever before about who you need to work with on your pathway to impact. Read the new guide fasttrackimpact.com/single-post/20… Or listen to the audio version from the podcast fasttrackimpact.com/podcast/episod… pic.twitter.com/fGYfOZnkZ4 Retweeted by BRECcIA

BRECcIA 5 days ago

Postdoc Dr Daniel Naburi @MMUST is leading research in Western #Kenya on food & water security issues related to watershed governance, climate & land use changes. A scoping meeting was held with sub-county officers in West Pokot, followed by field visits in Suam River Basin @GCRF pic.twitter.com/vBOTF3x6tU

WaterNet 5 days ago

Aspiring photographers and graphic artists, please see below an opportunity from waterintegritynetwork. May the best photo win. waterintegritynetwork.net/2019/11/07/win…. @AfriAlliance1 @GCRF_BRECcIA @jkileshye Retweeted by BRECcIA

Future Climate 6 days ago

Using @Wikipedia to accelerate climate knowledge. Watch @cdknetwork and @future_climate’s video on Africa’s first #Wikipedia edit-a-thon on #climatechange here: buff.ly/33zwzK0 @DFID_UK @NERCscience @Wikimedia @DFID_Climate @Wikimedia_ZA @IDRC_CRDI @cc_idrc @IGG_NL pic.twitter.com/qIxtQLTUyf Retweeted by BRECcIA

WMO | OMM 5 days ago

The 2019 State of Climate Services Report will be released today at #COP25 with a Press Conference at 1430 CET in Room Chloe. The Report launch is at 1530 CET at the IPCC-WMO Science Pavilion. pic.twitter.com/p68ywo84kA Retweeted by BRECcIA

BRECcIA 5 days ago

We were well represented at Africa's first Wikipedia edit-a-thon thanks to postdoc Yaw Atiglo @UnivofGh and Strategic Advisory Board member Katherine Vincent @YawAtiglo @katharine_v #foodsecurity #climatechange #knowledgeispower @GCRF @UKRI_News @geogsouthampton @justinosheff twitter.com/future_climate…

Katharine Vincent 6 days ago

How can we effectively build capacity to adapt to climate change? Insights from Malawi in a new paper led by Kulima kulima.com/2019/12/03/how… pic.twitter.com/qEopkgQREW Retweeted by BRECcIA

BRECcIA 5 days ago

Prof Sam Codjoe & Dr Yaw Atiglo @UnivofGh organised a session on Population Dynamics, Environmental Change & Food Security in Africa @APC2019. Presentations on how food security is influenced by rural out-migration, ageing & HIV #Ghana #Kenya #Uganda. Great insights & discussion! twitter.com/APC2019/status… pic.twitter.com/DX7hS4mGYt

8th African Population Conference 2019 #APC2019UG 2 weeks ago

Prof. Codjoe: In the past most Africans lived in rural areas but the need to be closer to government services, employment opportunities, and other things are driving millions to urban centers #APC2019UG africa.cgtn.com/2019/11/20/afr… via @CGTN Africa Retweeted by BRECcIA

8th African Population Conference 2019 #APC2019UG 2 weeks ago

At the close of #APC2019UG, Professor Professor Samuel Nii Adrey Codjoe., the outgoing president of the Union for African Population Studies (UAPS) giving his speech @GCICUganda @uaps_uepa pic.twitter.com/C6sg5vCo5i Retweeted by BRECcIA

BRECcIA 6 days ago

One of our BRECcIA Co-Is Prof Sam Codjoe talking at the recent #APC2019UG in Entebbe, Uganda twitter.com/APC2019/status…

BRECcIA 6 days ago

@pauline_bala Hi Pauline, if this is an area you're interested in please get in touch with John Obiri and Francis Oloo if you'd like to discuss further? Always good to share experience.

Mamohloding 5 days ago

Jean-Marie Kileshye 3 days ago

@GCRF_BRECcIA @GWPSAF twitter.com/AfriAlliance1/… Retweeted by BRECcIA

Join us at the next @AfriAlliance1 #roadshow organized by @Institut_2iE on 17-18 December in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso.

For more information, see here ➡️https://t.co/Y4dNIluhXo pic.twitter.com/4yHMYYzvyn
— AfriAlliance (@AfriAlliance1) December 2, 2019

Leeds University Centre for African Studies 4 days ago

BRECcIA 3 days ago

test Twitter Media - Tendai Chibarabada @SADC_WaterNet is now in #Malawi with colleagues @unima_mw @leadsea_ @geogsouthampton installing soil moisture sensors as part of maize trials looking at productivity in drier regions @justinosheff @GCRF @UKRI_News @FSS_RFD_Soton https://t.co/0L5lIXGfAs

BRECcIA 3 days ago

test Twitter Media - More research is underway, led by Catherine Tlotlo Kerapetse @SADC_WaterNet & colleagues @unima_mw, with fieldwork including taking water samples from Lake Chilwa in #Malawi & analysing in labs to check quality for food production @leadsea_ @justinosheff @geogsouthampton @GCRF https://t.co/VRloj3XtGE

Hans van der Kwast 5 days ago

Georgina Cundill 6 days ago

Katharine Vincent 5 days ago

Fast Track Impact 1 week ago

BRECcIA 5 days ago

test Twitter Media - Postdoc Dr Daniel Naburi @MMUST is leading research in Western #Kenya on food & water security issues related to watershed governance, climate & land use changes. A scoping meeting was held with sub-county officers in West Pokot, followed by field visits in Suam River Basin @GCRF https://t.co/vBOTF3x6tU

WaterNet 5 days ago

Future Climate 6 days ago

WMO | OMM 5 days ago

BRECcIA 5 days ago

NEW ARTICLE: Using @Wikipedia to accelerate climate knowledge: new video documenting #Africa’s first edit-a-thon on #climatechange.

Read more here: https://t.co/YibfEZFgX5
Watch the video here: https://t.co/Th34EMP3cw @DFID_UK @NERCscience pic.twitter.com/MwyyQ2W23R
— Future Climate (@future_climate) December 3, 2019

Katharine Vincent 6 days ago

How can we effectively build capacity to adapt to climate change? Insights from Malawi in a new paper led by Kulima kulima.com/2019/12/03/how… Retweeted by BRECcIA

BRECcIA 5 days ago

Imagine 1,000 participants discussing the theme: “Harnessing Africa’s Population Dynamics for Sustainable Development: 25 Years After Cairo And Beyond.”

This is the reality that will happen at #APC2019UG.

For More Info👉 https://t.co/P2A6lDZWNi

Cc @uaps_uepa @NPCSecUG pic.twitter.com/NKuOqwQNPp
— 8th African Population Conference 2019 #APC2019UG (@APC2019) November 14, 2019

test Twitter Media - Prof Sam Codjoe & Dr Yaw Atiglo @UnivofGh organised a session on Population Dynamics, Environmental Change & Food Security in Africa @APC2019. Presentations on how food security is influenced by rural out-migration, ageing & HIV #Ghana #Kenya #Uganda. Great insights & discussion! https://t.co/CApxCZgfCx https://t.co/DX7hS4mGYt

8th African Population Conference 2019 #APC2019UG 2 weeks ago

BRECcIA 6 days ago

One of our BRECcIA Co-Is Prof Sam Codjoe talking at the recent #APC2019UG in Entebbe, Uganda twitter.com/APC2019/status…

#APC2019UG Gov’t urged to harness population growth https://t.co/qD9ArwECxn via @YouTube
— 8th African Population Conference 2019 #APC2019UG (@APC2019) November 26, 2019

BRECcIA 6 days ago

@pauline_bala Hi Pauline, if this is an area you're interested in please get in touch with John Obiri and Francis Oloo if you'd like to discuss further? Always good to share experience.