As advanced economies race ahead with digital integration, developing countries like Nigeria are undergoing significant digital transformations. This video explores the economic and environmental ripple effects of a five-year digitalisation policy, using a dynamic Energy-Environment CGE model. The results reveal an increase in national output levels.
Inflation has rapidly become a pressing issue for households across Nigeria. In our new documentary, we explore the complexities of this phenomenon through insights from esteemed economists, including Executive Director CSEA, Dr. Chukwuka Onyekwena, former CBN Governor, HRH Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, and President, African School of Governance (ASG) Dr. Kingsley Moghalu. We examine the drivers of inflation, its impact on daily life, and potential solutions to navigate these economic challenges.
Artificial intelligence has revolutionized education and will continue to shape its future. As we celebrate the International Day of Education every 24th of January, it's crucial to recognize the growing influence of AI in learning systems. While AI-driven systems offer unprecedented opportunities, they also blur the lines between human intention and machine action. This calls for careful monitoring and intentional guidance to ensure that education not only embraces innovation but also preserves and elevates human agency in this rapidly evolving technological era. CSEA is pushing the conversations around the future of AI in education and its potential to bridge the gender gap and enhance educational equity in Africa. Read more on our research on EdTech’s landscape in Africa in a publication by Dr. Adedeji Adediran, Abdulfatai Adedeji, Emmanuel Nwosu, Emmanuel Nwugo, and Great Nnamani. The study examined the adoption of EdTech in primary and junior secondary education in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Public procurement plays a pivotal role in shaping the efficacy of public service delivery and fostering a conducive environment for inclusive growth in Nigeria. In this episode of the Research Table, our research and communications assistant, Great Nnamani, shares insights on Nigeria's public procurement processes, the challenges inherent in the system, and reforms that can help the country over them.
Development Gateway (DG) has partnered with CSEA for the second phase of the Tobacco Control Data Initiative (TCDI). TCDI 2.0 aims to advance the work achieved in TCDI 1.0, which focused on improving tobacco control policies by providing governments, civil society, and academia of six African countries with country-specific data. To strengthen this partnership, Development Gateway organised a kick-off workshop in Lagos Nigeria.
The workshop enabled both teams to streamline their understanding and expectations of the program as well as provide some capacity building on the processes used in the first phase of the program, which will also be used on TCDI 2.0.
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