African Development Bank's African Development Institute Holds Webinar On Enhancing Programming in Fragile Contexts

12 June 2025
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WHAT: Information and Library Learning Series (ILLS) Webinar

WHO: African Development Institute, African Development Bank Group

WHEN: June 13, 2025, 14:00 - 15:30 GMT

WHERE: Online

The African Development Institute--the African Development Bank's focal unit for capacity development support to its regional member countries--will host a virtual Information and Library Learning Series Webinar on June 13, 2025, with the theme, "EMPOWER AFRICA: Understanding Capacity Gaps in Fragile & Transitional Contexts - Emerging Lessons for Better Programming."

The webinar will provide insights from the recent Country Capacity Development Needs Assessments conducted in the Central African Republic, Guinea Bissau, Somalia, and South Sudan, with a focus on emerging lessons and actionable strategies to improve the Bank's programming and drive sustainable development.

What to Expect:

  • Emerging Lessons: Gain a deep understanding of the capacity gaps identified in fragile and transitional contexts.
  • Impactful Strategies: Discover how these insights can be transformed into targeted, effective programming.
  • Deep Dive into Diagnosis: Learn how capacity gaps in fragile and transitional contexts are identified and addressed.
  • Strategic Insights: Explore how these assessments drive targeted interventions, refine programming, and foster policy reforms.

This session is especially relevant for persons passionate about shaping the development trajectory of Africa's fragile/transition states. The insights provided will enable participants to make well-informed decisions and enhance their programming initiatives.

Register to attend here

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