Training Young Engineers to Transform Africa

Publisher:
World Bank
Publication Date:
4 October 2013
Tags:
Africa, Science and Biotechnology, Economy, Business and Finance

With support from the World Bank, Burkina Faso's Institute of Water and Environmental Engineering is turning out graduates who are in high demand in the private sector. These young people, who have come to study in Ouagadougou from 27 African countries, are keen to transform Africa through science and technology. They need no longer leave the continent to earn a top-notch engineering degree.

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