For information purposes only
Pending the launch of registration, the Association of African Universities informs that the third call for micro-project proposals for the second phase of the PRICNAC Project will be opened in the next few days.
PRICNAC is one of twelve projects funded under the ACP Innovation Fund of the OACPS Research and Innovation Programme with the financial support of the European Trade Union.

PRICNAC aims to contribute to resolving environmental problems in Central African countries through an approach of sustainable development and poverty reduction.
For its second phase, PRICNAC is preparing to launch a call for projects with a view to selecting a maximum of 10 micro-projects around the following specific objectives:

• Improving access to digital technology for literacy, knowledge and emerging technologies
• Create or strengthen concrete links between development skills and market needs work
• Create or enable synergies in the research and innovation ecosystem, including with the private sector, and facilitate the conditions for technology transfer.

NB: The projects will last 14 months with a budget of 150,000 euros