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Strengthening the Capacities of the Migration Research Institutions in Senegal
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Start Date
2018
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End Date
2019
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Project Status
Completed
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Project Type
Migration Research and Publication
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Budget Amount (USD)
100000.00
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Coverage
National
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Year
2017
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IDF Region
Africa
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Prima ID
SN10P0002
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Projects ID
PR.0222
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Benefiting Member States
Senegal
At present in Senegal, there is a severe lack of reliable migration-related data and the existing information is scattered across several research institutions. The proposed project aims to highlight critical data gaps and propose ways to address long-term data collection and management practices.
More specifically, this project will:
• Develop a situation analysis on the challenges of migration-related research and data collection;
• Produce a report on the capacity-building needs among academic and research institutions;
• Conduct capacity-building activities targeted at research institution staff and junior researchers, based on the above-mentioned report;
• Offer grants to young researchers to support migration-related research and;
• Organize an event open to the public to increase awareness on the recently developed migration-related studies.
The project aims to support the Ministry of Higher Education and Research in Senegal.