NetCDA

European Academic Network for Capacity Development in Climate Change Adaptations
in Africa

About NetCDA

The BMBF-funded project NetCDA aims to strengthen academic education on climate change adaptation strategies in Africa. The project is run by nine German partners in a project consortium in close collaboration with the graduate school programme of the West African Science Service Centre on Climate Change and Adapted Land Use (WASCAL).

Since 2010, WASCAL is dedicated to capacity development and strengthening the research infrastructure related to climate change. The academic education of young professionals in association with the German counterparts is a pivotal component of their work.

Over the next two years, the collaboration project NetCDA aims to:

  1. support WASCAL doctoral students in continuing and successfully completing their research work, including the supervision by German partners and research visits at the German partner institutions for up to six months
  2. strengthen the implementation of a German network of WASCAL graduate schools
  3. initiate an academic network that unites climate change researchers from Europe and Africa who are active in education.

Interested in learning more about NetCDA, the consortium, and our West African partners? Then please have a look at our About section. You will find the latest news about our activities in our “News” section.

News Blog

Visit to the Botanical Garden of the University of Rostock

Spring: the perfect time to visit the Botanical Garden! The two West African doctoral candidates in botany, Wassila Ibrahim Seidou (Niger) and Afua Amponsah Amankwah (Ghana), seized the opportunity to explore the Botanical Garden of the University of Rostock alongside...

New guest researcher at the University of Rostock: Wassila Ibrahim Seidou

We are happy to host the WASCAL researcher Wassila Ibrahim Seidou from Niamey (Niger) at our Department of Botany of the University of Rostock (Germany) until end of May 2024. She is conducting her doctoral studies on “Factors controlling desiccation tolerant plants...

New guest researcher at Hamburg University of Applied Sciences: Wassa Diarrassouba

Wassa Diarrassouba, originally from Côte d'Ivoire, arrived at Hamburg University of Applied Sciences in Germany at the beginning of April. Wassa will stay at their “Sustainable Development and Climate Change Management Research and Transfer Center” for a period of 6...

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