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Evidence and Partnerships for Africa's Future The Policy Studies Institute (PSI) is the main organizer of the international conference, Transforming Africa's Future: Evidence-Based Policies for Inclusive, Resilient, and Sustainable Development. The conference runs from July 1 to July 3, 2027; the detailed timetable will be announced when confirmed.
The Policy Studies Institute (PSI) and Habitat for Humanity Ethiopia (HFHE) renewed their Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on November 10, 2026, to strengthen their partnership in housing research, policy development, and advocacy. The renewed agreement prioritizes collaboration on affordable housing, housing finance, land tenure, climate resilience, and stakeholder engagement.
The Policy Studies Institute is in the process of establishing a scholarly journal and invites qualified and experienced candidates to apply for the position of Assistant Editor.
The Social Development and Inclusiveness Sector at the Policy Studies Institute (PSI) would like to hire qualified professional that can work as a Data manager for the ongoing and upcoming projects in Sector.
The Policy Studies Institute (PSI), under the African Regional Collaborative for Agriculture, Nutrition and Health (ANH-ARC), is recruiting a Research Fellow in Economics and Financing of Food Systems Transformation Policy.
The Policy Studies Institute (PSI), under the African Regional Collaborative for Agriculture, Nutrition and Health (ANH-ARC), is recruiting a Research Fellow in Economics and Financing of Food Systems Transformation Policy.
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The Policy Studies Institute organized a training on “Meta-Analysis: Social Capital and Climate Change Adaptation,” combining a research seminar with practical instruction on applying advanced meta-analysis techniques in the social sciences. The training covered key stages, including protocol development, literature searching, data screening and coding, effect-size estimation, statistical pooling, heterogeneity, and publication-bias assessment. It strengthened participants’ capacity to conduct rigorous, transparent, and reproducible evidence synthesis to inform research and policy decisions.
