Call for Applications: NELGA Research Communication Workshop 2024
Published: 29 Dec 2023
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The NELGA Research Communication Workshop aims to improve the visibility and accessibility of NELGA’s research findings, ultimately promoting better cooperation between research and policy.
The workshop agenda includes engaging presentations, case studies, and interactive sessions that delve into the practical aspects of land governance in Africa. Expert speakers and facilitators will be on hand to share invaluable tools and strategies for effectively communicating research findings. Participants will also receive access to personalised coaching and mentorship sessions following the workshop.
NELGA Research Communication Workshop
Benefits of NELGA Research Communication Workshop
- The travel costs and accommodation will be covered by PROMAN, whom the GIZ-SLGA programme has contracted to implement Technical Support to NELGA on Research Communication.
Requirements for NELGA Research Communication Workshop
- Master's degree or a degree equivalent to a Master's degree.
- Active member of NELGA with ongoing research projects on land governance in Africa.
- Applicants should be actively engaged in research, policymaking, or advocacy related to African land governance.
- A track record of or potential for contributing to policy dialogues and research communication in the context of land governance.
- Demonstrated interest in enhancing research communication skills.
- Must commit to producing the required output(s) by a stipulated deadline.
Selection Process
- The Deadline for applications is January 17th, 2024, 4 pm EAT.
- Location and Date: 3-day physical Workshop between February – March 2024 (TBC) in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania (TBC).
Application Documents
To apply for the workshop, please submit:
- A proposal
- A short biography.
Application Deadline
January 17, 2024How to Apply
Interested and qualified? Go to
Network of Excellence on Land Governance in Africa (NELGA) on eur01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com to apply
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