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The African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) and The World Bank, Africa Region Chief Economist’s Office (AFRCE), have agreed to collaborate through a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for mutual benefit. The AERC-World Bank visiting scholars programme, central to this partnership, has been established to support this collaboration.
The programme requires visiting scholars to work with the AFRCE team, attend AFRCE-led activities, benefit from capacity-building initiatives organized by AFRCE, interact with the World Bank’s researchers, and fully utilize the World Bank’s resources.
Scholars are expected to revise their draft papers and submit them to the World Bank Working Paper Series and a ranking Journal, present at least one seminar on their research, contribute meaningfully to the World Bank’s Africa Region ongoing research and analytical work, develop a repository of research interests, and comply with all other terms and conditions included in their terms of reference and applicable consultancy contract.
AERC has invited its network researchers and faculty to express their interest in participating in the AERC-World Bank visiting scholars program.
The fellowship programme will allow participants to spend time at the World Bank, work on their own research relevant to economic development in Africa, and collaborate with the World Bank’s researchers, particularly those in the Africa Region.
In the late 1980s, a group of African scholars and Africanists realized that there was a gap between economic policy making and economic research in sub-Saharan Africa.
They noticed that research findings applicable in other economies were not always relevant to the African context. Even when relevant research was available, it was not always utilized effectively. This led to the launch of AERC.
Category | College School |
Organisation | African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) |
Country to study | – |
School to study | – |
Course to study | Not specified |
Application Deadline | June 30, 2023 |
The collaboration aims to achieve several goals, including improving AERC’s capacity for economic policy research in sub-Saharan Africa, strengthening its global connections in areas like academic research, graduate training, and economic policy, expanding the policy impact of AERC and AFRCE, and enhancing the skills and productivity of African researchers by providing access to a broader range of information, networks, and economic research and data available through the World Bank.
The visiting scholars’ program also allows three AERC researchers to visit the World Bank for four months each year. The selection of visiting scholars will be based on specific criteria, including adherence to World Bank policies and procedures, and will be drawn from AERC network members.
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The AERC Research Department requires that applications be sent via email to research@aercafrica.org. The 2023/2024 cohort will have a maximum of three awards that will be announced.
For more details, visit the AERC website.
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