Southern African Institute for Policy and Research
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The Southern African Institute for Policy and Research (SAIPAR) is an independent, educational research and development oriented research centre.
Lusaka, Zambia
Joined September 2021
RT @barefootlaw_org: #HappeningNow Project Legal, the final presenter of the day, uses digital platforms such as social media for spreadin…
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RT @barefootlaw_org: Join us in the Plenary Session for an exchange between the justice sector stakeholders and the innovators 🔗: https://t…
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RT @southern_policy: Happening Now Join the livestream at to listen to how @ProjectLegalm is addressing legal illit…
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RT @southern_policy: Happening Now Legal Aid Initiative, a student led initiative making legal information available shares the work they d…
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RT @barefootlaw_org: The fourth presenter of the day, Legal Aid Initiative (@L_AidInitiative), is a student-led group focused on legal inno…
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Happening Now Join the livestream at to listen to how @ProjectLegalm is addressing legal illiteracy in Zambia. @barefootlaw_org @MottFoundation
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Happening Now Legal Aid Initiative, a student led initiative making legal information available shares the work they do. @MottFoundation @barefootlaw_org
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RT @barefootlaw_org: The Choma Justice For All Network (J4N), the third innovator to present, overcomes systemic barriers to justice, parti…
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Happening Now @CofZambia shares that laws are by the people and for the people #accesstojustice
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Manenga Ndulo Conference on Economic Development Call for Papers Overview Since 2006, the Southern Africa Institute for Policy and Research (SAIPAR) has fostered research, expert analysis, policy dialogue, and the exchange of knowledge on various issues and challenges facing Africa. The Institute has, in collaboration with the Institute for African Development at Cornell University, U.S.A. and other organisations, previously organised academic conferences on various themes ranging from poverty and inequality to data issues and dynamics in the African context. In 2025, SAIPAR intends to organise a Conference on Economic Development to be held in Lusaka, Zambia, from 12 to 14 August 2025 in honour of Professor Manenga Ndulo. Prof Ndulo is a leading scholar in economics and a distinguished educationist who has trained many Zambian economists. The theme of the Conference is “Securing Africa’s Industrial and International Trade Situation Amidst Global Shifts”. The conference will focus on the following four subthemes: Global and Regional Integration Impacts on Africa's Development Prospects, Industrial Policy and Industrial Development in Africa, Role of Higher Education in Innovation and Development in Africa and Disparities in Urban-Rural Development in Africa’s Housing Markets. For details see call for papers below:
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RT @barefootlaw_org: #HappeningNow Chapter One Foundation (@CofZambia), an organization that promotes and advocates for the rights of marg…
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RT @barefootlaw_org: Karen Chowe, the founder of the Ben Chowe Women Initiative, is the first innovator. The goal of this organization is t…
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RT @barefootlaw_org: Christine Monde, a representative from the National Legal Aid Clinic for Women, applauds the initiative by BarefootLaw…
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RT @barefootlaw_org: Join us today for the Justice Innovator Recognition Workshop in Lusaka, Zambia 🇿🇲 We're thrilled to celebrate the inc…
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RT @barefootlaw_org: #HappeningNow John Kennedy Kasozi (@kennedykasozi) Director of Programs and Impact, BarefootLaw, is giving opening re…
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RT @UntimelyMort: Today, I attend the Zambia Justice Innovator Recognition Workshop at the Best Western Paramount Plus Hotel in Lusaka. Hos…
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THE ZAMBIA JUSTICE INNOVATORS WORKSHOP We are delighted to invite you to BarefootLaw’s Justice Innovator Recognition Workshop, an event celebrating the achievements of the most promising grassroots innovators in access to justice in Zambia. Date: 13th February 2025 Time: 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM Live on YouTube and Facebook
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Our colleague on the ''African extractivism'' project is launching a study today:
Today, @The_SARWatch launches their newest report on Critical Minerals and Renewable Energy Value Chains in Zimbabwe at the #AMI2025. The report includes research conducted by our very own Zimbabwe Country Manager @LymanMlambo!
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New publication co-authored by SAIPAR Fellow Patricia Funjika: "Customary Courts, State Institutions, or Opting Out: Patterns of Forum Pluralism in Three African Countries," Governance and Local Development Institute Working Paper Series, No. 76
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