Cambridge Global Challenges facilitates the dialogue and co-creation between Cambridge researchers and researchers, implementers and end-users in the developing world, for the joint definition of research priorities and collaboration opportunities.
The workshop with colleagues from Namibia, Mozambique, Botwana and Cambridge gave me a great opportunity to learn what aspects of my research are important to people outside of my discipline. It also gave me an opportunity to get valuable feedback on both my research and ideas for future research.”
Jostein Hauge, working on African industrial policy and global value chains at the Institute for Manufacturing (Department of Engineering) and at the Centre for Development Studies.
