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Kenya could eradicate poverty and achieve economic prosperity by 2050 according to new report

June 27, 2024 | Kenya

A new Earth4All report co-authored by PEP outlines a roadmap for eradicating poverty in Kenya. It also shows that Kenyan citizens strongly support bold and immediate action.

Highlights from the 2024 PEP Annual and Policy Conferences

June 3-6, 2024 | Nairobi Kenya

A highly successful return to in-person conferences for PEP, including a high-level policy conference on The Future of Work in the Global South.

2023 PEP Annual Report now online

May 2024

Explore PEP's Annual Report for 2023 in a brand new webspace. Find out about highlights of the progress, outputs and impact that PEP support and activities have had throughout last year.

PEP ED shares research recommendations at multiple international events

April 27-May 29, 2024 | China, Italy, Kenya

Prof. Jane Mariara, PEP’s Executive Director, spoke on topics ranging from gender equality and the development agenda to building Africa’s economic resilience.

Ten new fellows selected for the Africa Fellows in Education Program

May 2024

PEP is pleased to announce the ten fellows selected to participate in the Africa Fellows in Education program (AFEP) 2024/2025.

Productive field visit for Experimental Research Group Director

April 15-19, 2024 | Oromia and Sidama, Ethiopia

PEP’s Experimental Research Director visited project sites for the program to evaluate a new healthcare contribution system in Ethiopia.

Call for applications for 2024 PEP Research Fellowship

Application deadline: June 15, 2024

We invite researchers based in low- and middle-income countries to apply to join the organisation as PEP Research Fellows.

Importance of local leadership highlighted as PEP supports UNICEF policy revision

April 2, 2024

PEP supported UNICEF to revise guidance document on developing and conducting situation analyses of child rights.

Enriching US Visit for African Fellows in Education

March 14-22, 2024, Washington D.C. and Baltimore, USA

Four African fellows supported under the Africa Fellows in Education Program travelled to the US for an enriching learning and networking experience.