Each year, the Policy Center for the New South releases its Activity report highlighting the collective work accomplished throughout the year. The report is also an opportunity for us to thank all contributors whose support and commitment make our work possible.
2021 was a watershed moment for the Policy Center for the New South. Drawing on its experience, the think tank harnessed lessons learnt in recent crises to fine-tune its organizational structure and set a new three-year research program for 2021-2023. Last year was specially marked with the granting of common public interest status by the Moroccan authorities to the Policy Center for the New South, an acknowledgement that recognizes the Center's public service orientation. 2021 was also marked by a new organizational structure, better geared towards maintaining high research quality standards. This has already enabled better conceptualization, structuring and scientific and editorial supervision of our publications. Positive results were also obtained in matters of digitalization, knowledge management, communication and research valorization.
In 2021, the Center produced 139 research publications, including 16 books and its regular annual reports, hosted 110 events, including regular flagship events, Research valorization also grew significantly in 2021, with over 100 Opinions or Op-Eds published. Press and journal references increased 70%, video content viewing increased 49%, and podcast listening increased 155%.
Through this report, the Policy Center is seeking to share detailed information on our 2021 activities. |
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The shadows of Africa's colonial history loom over the French presidential elections. Emmanuel Macron came to office claiming to be “neither of left nor right,” and hoping to fundamentally transform France’s approach to Africa, and to heal the wounds of colonialism. Given the Russian-Ukraine War, the failure of Operation Barkhane, the rise of the French right, and the general African fatigue with Françafrique, it is not clear if an overhaul of France's African policy is possible.
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La guerre russo-ukrainienne est engagée sur de nombreux théâtres, y compris celui de l'information et de la communication. A travers des dynamiques hybrides, anciens et nouveaux médias, sont mobilisés à la fois à des fins d'information, de persuasion et de propagande, avec en toile de fond une crise sous-jacente, celle des fake news. Chaque camp est soucieux de contrôler ses messages et de relayer son propre cadrage. D'un côté, la communication russe cherche à légitimer son intervention et ...
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| Les villes africaines peuvent-elle être un moteur de développement économique pour l’Afrique ? Comment les villes africaines vont absorber la croissance démographique rapide ? Comment améliorer la bonne gouvernance urbaine en Afrique ? Comment combler le financement des infrastructures urbaines ? Dans cet épisode nous recevons Sina Schlimmer, chercheuse au Centre Afrique subsaharienne de l’Ifri, accompagnée de notre Senior Fellow M’hammed Dryef pour débattre des enjeux et défis des villes africaines...
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حديث الثلاثاء: آثار الحرب في اوكرانيا على الاقتصاد العالمي
يخصص مركز السياسات من أجل الجنوب الجديد حلقة برنامجه الأسبوعي "حديث الثلاثاء" لمناقشة آثار الحرب في اوكرانيا على الاقتصاد العالمي مع فتح الله ولعلو، باحث بارز بمركز السياسات من أجل الجنوب الجديد
بعد اندلاع الحرب الأوكرانية الروسية في أواخر شهر فبراير من هذا العام، كان الكل يتوجس من تداعياتها الاقتصادية على المستوى الدولي وكدى من تأثيراتها السلبية التي من الممكن ان تثقل كاهل الدول لكونها لاتزال تكابد للخروج بأقل الاضرار من تبعات أزمة كورونا |
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| Le nexus éducation-compétences-mobilité
Le Policy Center for the New South et le Centre pour l’Intégration en Méditerranée ont organisé un webinaire sur le thème « Le nexus éducation-compétences-mobilité » le mercredi 13 avril 2022 à 12:00 GMT/14:00 CET.
La mobilité dans toutes ses formes -physique, des connaissances et des compétences- a un rôle inédit à jouer dans l’éducation, notamment en Méditerranée... |
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The Policy Center for the New South in partnership with the Global Network on Extremism & Technology are organizing a closed workshop titled “OSINT and Counter-Terrorism: Access to Data and (AI) Technologies in Africa”, on May 5th, 2022.
In a modern and digitalized world characterized by an ever-growing amount of data shared and available online, Open-Source Intelligence become a central component of an analyst’s toolkit. The collection and analysis of freely available online information can provide researchers and analysts with valuable insight to monitor the evolution of a trend, to understand the extent of a network online and how information is shared within and from this network, or even to assess the veracity of an information and identify misinformation or disinformation campaigns ...
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