DIRASA – Newsletter

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The DIRASA project newsletter is an informational tool dedicated to sharing updates, progress, and events related to the DIRASA initiative. The DIRASA project aims to improve the governance of university research in Tunisia by strengthening the capacity of the various players to take part in national research priorities and by promoting dialogue and scientific cooperation between the players in the Tunisian national research system. The newsletter features articles, interviews, and updates on activities, providing a comprehensive overview of the project’s developments.

DG di riferimento

European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA), Erasmus+, Capacity Building in Higher Education, Strand 3 – Structural reform projects

Unità

Higher Education and Research

Il progetto

DIRASA – Définition d’un renouvellement de la gouvernance de la recherche en Tunisie
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Scheda progetto

Categorie

Topic

Target

Universities, Researchers, Policy Makers, Research and Development Organizations, Media, and Journalists

Info & contatti

E-mail

alessia.valenti@cesie.org

Visita il sito

https://www.dirasa.eu/
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