BUILDING STRONGER UNIVERSITIES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES (BSU) Gibson Kibiki bsuhh.org1.

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BUILDING STRONGER UNIVERSITIES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES (BSU) Gibson Kibiki bsuhh.org1

Vision To strengthen universities in developing countries to: Play an increasing role in the economic, social and political development of the societies in which they are located Function as nodes of innovation and knowledge production, providing solutions to local and global challenges Produce skilled and motivated graduates that can contribute to the further development of the societies and address the challenges faced bsuhh.org2

Background Support to health research and education has often been stand-alone interventions driven by individual researchers or smaller research groups The BSU concept focuses on long term collaboration and institutional capacity building across the partner universities. bsuhh.org3

Background 2009: The BSU concept developed in a dialogue between the Vice Chancellors from eight Danish universities and the Danish Minister of Development Cooperation BSU Working Group established and managed via Universities Denmark 2010: PHH Pilot Phase : BSU Phase I – : BSU Phase II Rescheduled for 2014 – 2017 After review of the programme bsuhh.org4

Four thematic BSU platforms Stability, Democracy and Rights Growth and Employment Environment and Climate Human Health The aim is to establish close collaboration and interactions within, across and between platforms. Integrated approach, platforms merged where necessary bsuhh.org5

6 BSU partners in Africa and Nepal (Phases l and II) Country Stability, Democracy & Rights Growth & Employment Environment & Climate Human Health Ghana University of Ghana Kwame Nkrumah Uni. of Science & Technology, KNUST University of Ghana KNUST University of Ghana KNUST Kenya Maseno University Tanzania University of Dar es Salaam Sokoine University of Agriculture University of Dar es Salaam Sokoine University of Agriculture Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Center National Institute for Medical Research State University of Zanzibar Zanzibar College of Health Sciences Uganda Gulu University Nepal Tribhuvan University bsuhh.org

Platform on Human Health partners in Denmark Aalborg University Aarhus University Roskilde University Technical University of Denmark University of Copenhagen University of Southern Denmark PARTNERING WITH NORTHERN UNIVERSITIES FOR PHASE II WILL TAKE PLACE EARLY 2014 bsuhh.org7

ACTIVITIES Focus on strengthening capacities in relation to research based education, health research, and dissemination. The main areas of activities include: Development of postgraduate courses and support to PhD and MSc projects Enabling Research Environment Institutional Capacity Building Incl. networking, communication, dissemination bsuhh.org8

Phase II 12 th July 2013 – DANIDA initiative – To get the most suitable support to strengthen the research capacity – Current structure was Too complex and administratively cumbersome – Redesign the programme Lean, focus, and southern driven – IMMEDIATE OBJECTIVES Strengthen institutional capacity to deliver quality research and PhD education Strengthen university-wide services and facilities that support research 16 th – 17 th Sept 2013 – Visit of the DANIDA consultant to Southern institutions Dialogue Formulation of the new programme Good documentation of results 6 th October 2013 – Submission of the draft to DANIDA from Southern Institutions 25 th October 2013 – Additional information needed to DANIDA AT PRESENT – DANIDA reviewing the proposed programmes and feedback in January 2013

10 BSU partners in Africa and Nepal (Phases l and II) Country Stability, Democracy & Rights Growth & Employment Environment & Climate Human Health Ghana University of Ghana Kwame Nkrumah Uni. of Science & Technology, KNUST University of Ghana KNUST University of Ghana KNUST Kenya Maseno University Tanzania University of Dar es Salaam Sokoine University of Agriculture University of Dar es Salaam Sokoine University of Agriculture Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Center National Institute for Medical Research State University of Zanzibar Zanzibar College of Health Sciences Uganda Gulu University Nepal Tribhuvan University bsuhh.org

Platform on Human Health partners in Denmark Aalborg University Aarhus University Roskilde University Technical University of Denmark University of Copenhagen University of Southern Denmark PARTNERING WITH NORTHERN UNIVERSITIES FOR PHASE II WILL TAKE PLACE EARLY 2014 bsuhh.org11

Funding Core funding from Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) Co-funding from the participating Danish Universities. PHH’s share of BSU core funding : Pilot Phase (Jan Dec 2011): DKK 5 mill. Phase l (Aug July 2013): DKK 20 mill. Additional funds for communication and dissemination: (Dec July 2015): DKK 4.75 mill. Phase ll (Aug July 2015): Total core funding DKK 92 mill. to be divided between the four platforms. bsuhh.org12

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