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The KNUST SEED team in Ghana kicked off their local Living Lab implementation with a stakeholders' involvement workshop, where the community was formally introduced to the SSED project. Stakeholders were drawn from the Municipal Assembly, Local Business Operators, Agro Industry Players, Traditional… [weiterlesen]

In early August 2021, NUST staff commissioned a 20-kilowatt power plant as part of the Sustainable Energies, Entrepreneurship and Development (SEED) Project Solar Living Lab. The power plant is located in !Kharoxas, about 60KM outside of Windhoek and will benefit the members of the !Khomanin San… [weiterlesen]

After several months of consultations and co-creation with the Olderkesi community members, Narok County government and other stakeholders, the Sustainable Energies, Entrepreneurship and Development (SEED) Project has finally broken ground.  This gives a green light for the installation of a 12 Kwp… [weiterlesen]

A fundamental focus of our SEED program is research collaboration with living labs. Our doctoral researchers, together with our partners, both contribute to and employ our existing living labs to advance their research topics.  Dhirendra Mishra, our doctoral candidate specialised in frugal… [weiterlesen]

Are you interested in joining an interdisciplinary program and taking part on an impactful journey around circular systems? Then Apply until May 20th for the Global Entrepreneurship Summer School, offered by the Social Entrepreneurship Akademie! The Social Entrepreneurship Akademie is looking for… [weiterlesen]

An opportunity for researchers to reflect on their data gathering and analysis practices. Over the past two decades the interest of management research toward developing countries and other challenging low-income settings has proliferated. The methodological foundations of management research… [weiterlesen]

Together with other nine projects, the SEED Center is featured in the new partnership brochure of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) and the Technical University of Munich (TUM). The wide range of collaborative projects are specially future-oriented in the areas of water… [weiterlesen]

In the recently published book “Regional development in Africa” you can discover a chapter about our idea of the 4th generation of mini-grids written by our Master Programs Coordinator Johannes Winklmaier. And now an executive summary can be found on the Nexus Homepage. The Nexus platform is a… [weiterlesen]