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NISHATI “buildiNg capacitIeS in water, renewable energy and agriculture to enHAnce local resilience to climaTe”

Updated 13 December, 2024
Posted 26 June, 2024

General Description: The NISHATI project, which means energy in Swahili, aims to bring growth and innovation to six universities in Africa (2 in Tanzania, 2 in Uganda and 2 in Rwanda) in the field of eco-agriculture, water management and green energy for agriculture by improving and increasing the educational offer and the acquisition of transversal skills, in particular related to entrepreneurship and the development of new economies that, together with the creation of a network of stakeholders, lead to a concrete improvement of professional competitiveness.

Reference

Project: 101128200 — NISHATI — ERASMUS-EDU-2023-CBH
Action type Capacity Building in Higher Education (CBHE)
Title Building capacities in water, renewable energy and agriculture to enhance local resilience to climate
Acronym NISHATI
Initial date 01/12/2023
End date 31/11/2026
Total duration 36 meses
Coordinator Sapienza University of Rome
Partner institutions
  • University of Cadiz (Spain)
  • Gulu University (Uganda)
  • Kabale University (Uganda)
  • University of Technology & Arts Byumba (Rwanda)
  • Catholic University of Rwanda (Rwanda)
  • University of Mzumbe (Tanzania)
  • Sokoine University of Agriculture (Tanzania)
  • Hydrowatt (Italy)
  • Studio Santi (Italy)
Website En construcción
Objetives Specific objectives:

  • To improve local competencies in the sustainable use of resources such as land, water and energy.
  • To provide high-level technical skills, especially in scientific faculties, to enable ecological and sustainable reclamation, crucial for the economic development of Tanzania, Uganda and Rwanda.
  • Innovate teaching methodologies in beneficiary universities by introducing concepts such as active learning, digital learning, hands-on experiences, sustainability and inclusiveness in academia.
  • Modernize existing programs on ecological agriculture, water management and green energy in 6 universities.
  • Train professors, trainers and professionals in interdisciplinary topics.
  • Innovate and equip existing laboratories with new equipment.
  • Strengthen collaboration with the labor market and enhance students’ abilities to create their own companies.
  • Promote at the academic level and in civil society the main principles and priorities of the Green Deal..
Responsible Rafael Jiménez Castañeda
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