OSSREA co-organises a High Level Policy Research Seminar on Achieving Inclusive Development in Africa: Policies, Processes and Political Settlements. The two-day seminar held in Addis Ababa on 13-14 May 2014 was co-hosted by three entities: the Developmental Regimes Africa Project led by the Overseas Development Institute with the University of Leiden; the Knowledge Platform on Development Policies sponsored by the Government of the Netherlands with a network of African policy research institutes; and the Knowledge Delivery pillar and Capacity Development Division of the UN Economic Commission for Africa and all three entities worked with OSSREA. The aim was to bring together and stimulate a forward-looking debate among representatives of Africa’s major policy knowledge networks, international agencies based in Africa, distinguished researchers and policy thinkers, and influential business leaders and government advisers in the region.

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OSSREA held its 11th Congress at the Desalegn Hotel from December 9th to 11th 2013 while the   conference was held on the 9th and 10th of December 2013 with the theme of OSSREA’s Response to Africa’s Challenges of Change.  The conference was opened by Dr Kaba Urgessa, the State Minister of Education for Ethiopia who talked about the challenges of education in the country.  The main objective of this conference was to bring together academicians, researchers and policy makers to discuss various topical issues that Africa is dealing with including – climate change, land deals, social protection, unemployment, HIV/AIDs, gender equality, public sector reform, higher education, water resource management, etc. At this conference budding scholars from Eastern and Southern Africa presented the outcomes of their research projects and the books that have been published by international and regional publishers on the issues have been launched to the wider community and OSSREA’s stakeholders.

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OSSREA in collaboration with the OECD and Sida organized an international expert meeting on the 19th and 20th, September, 2013 under the topic ‘Implementing research and innovation policy at policy and institutional level in Africa’. This expert meeting brought together 35 participants from Africa, Asia, and OECD countries to reflect on the changing higher education and research landscape and its implications on research and innovation policy, leadership and implementation in the context of Africa. The specific objectives of the meeting were to: identify professional, capacity and policy gaps to address effective research and innovation management at policy and institutional levels, and identify strategic options that can address the identified gaps. The two days conference discussed trends in research and innovation policy and implications for Africa; research funding instruments and modalities; leadership and management of research at institutional level; African Union initiatives; challenges and opportunities for African universities to increase knowledge production. The discussions of this meeting were guided by conceptual reports and case studies that have been commissioned as a part of the OECD/IHERD project.

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