Events du programme 'Human Development and Capital'

Suite à l’étude de la Ferdi sur les effets du Covid-19 sur l’efficience des hôpitaux de district au Niger (publication à venir), le Ministre de la Santé publique, de la Population et des Affaires sociales, Dr Illiassou Idi Maïnassara, souhaite la mise en place d’un « Observatoire de l’efficience des établissements de santé » sous l’égide de la Ferdi et de la chaire Sahel.

Network of Foundations Working for Development (NetFWD) Education Working Group Meeting and 10th Anniversary.

Jaime de Melo (FERDI, University of Geneva) introduced the main findings of his research paper "Structural Transformation in MENA and SSA: The role of digitalization".

FERDI is associated with the event, with the presence of several of its researchers including Rabah Arezki.

FERDI, in partnership with Be Ys, organized a session on digitalization and resilience to adverse shocks in a developing context. #EDD22

Session: Covid-19 crisis and digital divide in the French-speaking area: Strengthening inclusion and digital sovereignty for greater resilience

A workshop organized by AERC - Consortium for Economic Research in Africa with the participation of Joël Cariolle (FERDI).

Martine Audibert (UCA-CERDI-CNRS and Senior Fellow FERDI) went to Botswana in the framework of the FERDI - University of Botswana Program in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and Welfare of Botswana.

A mission of Jacky Mathonnat in collaboration with the Center for Health Development and the Ministry of Health of Mongolia.

For nearly 10 years, Ferdi has been collaborating with the University of Botswana to strengthen the health economics skills of physicians training at the School of Public Health who are destined for positions of responsibility in health care facilities or in the administrations of the health system, and who are called upon more generally to contribute to the definition and implementation of health policy.

This year, the topics were: Agriculture, economy, entrepreneurship, climate, and new technologies. With the participation of Patrick Guillaumont (opening remarks), Jean-Marc Gravellini (moderator of the round tables on agriculture), Jean-Michel Severino (intervention in the session "African entrepreneurship: A key player in Africa's economic takeoff."

Table ronde organisée par Task Force Covid-19 Lille avec parmi les panélistes Vianney Dequiedt (Ferdi, Labex IDGM+, Cerdi-UCA).

Two papers edited by Ferdi were presented: "Bilateral digital connectivity and firm participation in export markets" and "How export shocks corrupt: theory and evidence".

Joël Cariolle (FERDI) presented the research project "International connectivity and export complexity: is Africa catching up", jointly carried out with Camille Da Piedade (CERDI-UCA), selected and funded by AERC.

Two papers edited by Ferdi were presented: "Bilateral digital connectivity and firm participation in export markets" and "How export shocks corrupt: theory and evidence".