Asuccessful workshop that brought together a wide range of regional and international stakeholders.
This landmark initiative is part of the DEEP (Data for Evidence to End Poverty) Grand Challenge Fund, led by Oxford Policy Management in collaboration with Cornell, Copenhagen, and Southampton Universities, and the World Bank, with funding from the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO).
The workshop actively engaged stakeholders from government bureaus, academic and research institutions, NGOs, UN agencies, along with researchers from THRI. Participants contributed to meaningful discussions on the project’s objectives, methodologies, and its vital role in shaping evidence-based, targeted poverty alleviation strategies for the Tigray region.
The workshop brought together stakeholders from government bureaus, academic and research institutions, NGOs/UN agencies, and THRI researchers, fostering active engagement and collaboration. Participants engaged in rich discussions on the the project’s objectives, methodologies, and its vital role in shaping evidence-based, targeted poverty alleviation strategies for the Tigray region.
The event also underscored the strong commitment of stakeholders to sustained engagement throughout the project’s life cycle, from inception to dissemination, ensuring that local knowledge and regional priorities are meaningfully integrated at every stage.
