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Policy Learning Event: Strengthening Education and Learning Systems to Deliver a 4IR-Ready Workforce
The African Center for Economic Transformation (ACET) is hosting a policy learning forum as part of the Youth, Employment and Skills (YES) Program, which is supported by the Mastercard Foundation. The program aims to examine how current education and training systems…
Find out more »The Making of Africa’s Economic Transformation – an African Arguments, African Voices podcast on Know the Beginning Well
Three reviews of Know the Beginning Well by Alex de Waal, Nick Westcott, and Prof Shanta Devarajan have been published on the African Arguments website. The reviewers and a cast of economic commentators and practitioners…
Find out more »Africa Taking Charge of its Future: Prioritizing Gender Equality in the Path to Recovery
https://youtu.be/5ODtg8piQls The African Center for Economic Transformation (ACET) and the Center for Global Development (CGD) are co-hosting this panel discussion on the gendered impacts of the COVID-19 crisis and how to ensure women and girls are not left behind…
Find out more »Bringing Everyone Along: An Inclusive Recovery in Africa
JOIN VIA ZOOM African countries have led the charge towards progress in some domains; for instance, in the past decade, Africa has implemented the most reforms promoting gender equality of any region globally. Yet, as…
Find out more »Council on Foreign Relations – Ghana marks 2nd anniversary
The Council on Foreign Relations-Ghana will host ACET’s Founder and President, Dr. K.Y Amoako as Guest Speaker at a virtual conference on March 3, 2021, to mark its second anniversary. Dr. Amoako will be speaking…
Find out more »Africa Taking Charge of its Future: Increasing Domestic Revenue Mobilization
The African Center for Economic Transformation (ACET) and the Center for Global Development (CGD) are co-hosting this panel discussion on domestic resource mobilization (DRM) in Africa to meet post-COVID19 economic and social challenges. African governments cannot rely…
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