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Government Artificial Intelligence Readiness Index, Oxford Insights and International Development Research Centre (IDRC), May 2019

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Authors : Hannah Miller, Richard Stirling and Isaac Rutenberg Organisation affiliée: Oxford Insights, Canada’s International Development Research Centre (IDRC) Type of publication: Readiness Index Date of publication: May 2019 Lien vers de le document original     Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies are forecast to add US$15 trillion to the global economy by 2030. According to…
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Intelligence artificielle : l’artifice intelligent des GAFAM en Afrique ou la menace des services publics africains, Thinking Africa, Novembre 2021

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Auteur : Youssouf Mahamat Youssouf Site de publication : thinkingafrica.org Type de publication : Note de recherche Date de publication : Novembre 2021 Lien vers de le document original     Introduction Ayant déjà conquis l’Europe, les GAFAM s’intéressent désormais à l’Afrique en y multipliant leur présence. L’IA est un outil de puissance car elle…
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Seeking New Ways to Expand Sanitation for the Urban Poor in West Africa, USAID, May 2018

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Author: Celia Zeilberger Affiliated organizations: USAID Water Team Type of publication : Article Date of publication : May 4, 2018 Lien du document original     Challenge One of the greatest health threats facing West Africa is lack of sanitation. In Benin, Côte d’Ivoire, and Ghana, the rates are particularly low, with just 14.30, and…
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Les Fondements de la santé : Comment le manque d’eau, d’assainissement et d’hygiène met en danger des vies dans les structures de santé en Afrique de l’Ouest, WaterAid, 12 février 2021

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Auteur: WaterAid West Africa Organisation affiliée: WaterAid Site de publication : washmatters.wateraid.org Type de publication : Rapport Date de publication : février 2021 Lien du document original     Nul ne va dans une structure de santé pour tomber malade. Toutefois, des millions de personnes à travers l’Afrique risquent de contracter des infections et maladies…
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Improving Key Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Practices in Peri-Urban and Rural Ghana Through a Behavior-Led Approach, USAID, March 2021

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Affiliated organizations : USAID, The Manoff Group, Global Communities Type of publication : Research and Learning Brief Date of publication: March 2021 Lien vers document original     Background Years of effort and focus by the Government of Ghana and its partners have yielded significant improvements in the country’s child morbidity and mortality rates. Still, every…
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Is Africa on Track to Achieve the SDGs on Sanitation ?, AfricaSan, February 2019

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Affiliated organizations : African Minister’s Council on Water (AMCOW), AfricaSan International Task Force Type of publication : Report Date of publication: February 2019 Lien vers document original     The Ngor Vision and Commitments On the 27th May 2015, African Ministers responsible for sanitation and hygiene adopted the Ngor Declaration on Sanitation and Hygiene at the AfricaSan4…
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Assessment of the Health, Safety and Dignity of Sanitation Workers in Kano City, Nigeria, WaterAid, November 2021

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Author : Sulaiman Ahmad Muhammad Type of publication : Report Date of publication: November 2021 Lien vers document original     Globally, 3.3 billion people use on-site sanitation systems with pits, chambers, and septic tanks. These systems accumulate faecal sludge and require regular servicing by sanitation workers to empty, transport, treat, and use/dispose of the sludge.…
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Going Beyond Taps and Toilets in The Sahel, Global Waters, March 2021

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Author : Christine Chumbler Type of publication : Article Date of publication: 4, March 2021 Lien vers document original     Burkina Faso and Niger have some of the lowest rates of access to safe water and sanitation in the world.Water scarcity and water resource mismanagement in both countries undermine farming and livestock livelihoods, and sometimes…
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Technology and Innovation in Africa: Which lessons can be learned from the ‘Silicon Valley’ Model?

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Spence Graves First of all, what is Silicon Valley? Silicon Valley, far from its humble beginnings as a quaint business district in the heart of California, has become emblematic of the idea of “Big Tech”, bringing with it the promise of investments, opportunities, and technological innovations. In conversation, Silicon Valley is heralded as emblematic of…
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