Africa Center for Strategy and Policy

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ACSTRAP’s work is organized around eight labs and a core set of strategic goals.

The Quality of Health and Education Systems Across Africa: Evidence from a Decade of Service Delivery Indicators Surveys

Rethinking Peacekeeping in Africa

Africa’s Emerging Space and Satellite Programs Could be Key for Security and Defense – But May Pose Larger Strategic Risks

Can 5G Restart Innovation in Kenya’s Technology Cities?

The Fourth Industrial Revolution: Can Africa Hold a Place?

ECOWAS’ Response to Coups in West Africa, 2020-2021

“We Will Crush You Like Lice:” The Spectre of Political Violence in Zimbabwe

Conflict and Institutional Change in Sub-Saharan Africa

United States Refugee Resettlement during the COVID-19 Pandemic as it Relates to African Migration

Political Currency and Liquidity in the Political Marketplace: Case Studies from Northwest Africa

The Southern African Development Community’s (SADC) Reaction to Security Threats in South Africa and Eswatini

African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA): The Engine Behind Accelerated Growth After the COVID-19 Economic Saga

Russia's Influence in Africa: The Problematic Use of Quasi-State Corporations

The LID Unlidded: West African Countries’ United Attempt to Increase Cocoa Farmers’ Income

Humanitarian Cash Assistance in the 21st Century: The Use of Cryptocurrency

Rethinking Tourism During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Successes of Local and "Work from Anywhere" Tourism in Coastal Kenya

The African Continental Free Trade Area and Borderlands: Avoiding Pitfalls and Unlocking Potential

An Emerging Landscape of Terror in Mozambique: Implications for the Southern African Development Community

Corruption in Africa – A Double Threat in the Fight Against COVID-19

Beyond COVID-19: Diseases that Plague Africa

The Weaponization of Famine is a Losing Game in Tigray

Artificial Intelligence in the Modern World: Sub-Saharan African Perspective

Principles for Independence: Maintaining African Autonomy in the Age of COVID-19

A Crucial Barrier to Covid-19 Response in Africa: Public Trust in Government Institutions

The Cost of Breathing: The Sangaredi Mine and the Pfizer Vaccine

Prosperity & Poverty in Post-Independent Africa Debated

South Sudan & the Dilemma of Civilian Disarmament

The Lesotho Highlands Water Project’s Perpetuation of Inequity and Food Insecurity Among Women

Overlapping Insecurities: Maritime and Agrarian Resource Management as Counterterrorism

Confronting the Overlap of Sextortion and Natural Resources in Kenya

To Benefit from the Belt & Road Initiative, Africa Needs a Unified Approach

Avoiding Temptation: African Nations Should Not Militarize their Response to COVID-19

Restarting Growth in Countries with Ongoing Conflicts After Covid-19

Intensified Insecurity & the Subversion of Security Sector Reform in South Sudan

Protection of Civilians After UNAMID? Rising Violence Amid the Mission’s Looming Exit

Neopatrimonialism and its Development in Africa

Imperial Reckoning: an exceptional investigation into the violence and brutality which characterized the end of empire in Kenya

The Socio-economic Impact of COVID-19 on the African Economy

Mechanizing Agriculture in Nigeria: Equipment Sharing Programs and Services

Africa, COVID-19, and the International Financial Institutions

How Can Sub-Saharan African Countries Minimize the Impact of Coronavirus Pandemic on Economic Performance?

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The Quality of Health and Education Systems Across Africa: Evidence from a Decade of Service Delivery Indicators Surveys - A commentary on the education systems across Africa

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Data & Policy Research Labs

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BRIEF REMARKS: CURRENT STATE OF SECURITY & STABILITY IN AFRICA

IS AFRICA RISING? AN INTRODUCTORY REMARK

BRIEF REMARKS: YOUTH & DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA: WHO IS DRIVING PEACEFUL POLITICAL CHANGE IN AFRICA?

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS:

-M23 Military Movement Within the DRC (In Terms of Governances/Influences on the Region

-The Impact of the AU on the Continent

-COVID-19 and Its Impact on Financial Inclusion in African Countries

-Political Economy and Public Investment in a post COVID era in Africa

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The Quality of Health and Education Systems Across Africa: Evidence from a Decade of Service Delivery Indicators Surveys - A commentary on the education systems across Africa

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A Path Towards Innovation: 5G and Technology Cities in Kenya

(Eu)Roped In: The Side-Lined Dimensions of Nigerian Victims of Sex-Trafficking

The Rise of Cyber-Attacks in Kenya: A New Terrorist Landscape

Race in Sudan and South Sudan Part 1: Intersectional and Cross-sectional

How Efficient Cook Stoves Can Improve the Environment and Women’s Health

Is Africa Rising? An Introductory Remark

Data & Policy Research Labs

SECURITY & INTELLIGENCE POLICY LAB

FOREIGN POLICY & DIASPORA STUDIES LAB

LEADERSHIP & GOVERNANCE POLICY LAB

GOVERNANCE AND POLITICAL ECONOMY POLICY LAB

DATA ANALYTICS LAB

AFRICAN TRADE & DEVELOPMENT POLICY PROGRAM

Multimedia

BRIEF REMARKS: CURRENT STATE OF SECURITY & STABILITY IN AFRICA

IS AFRICA RISING? AN INTRODUCTORY REMARK

BRIEF REMARKS: YOUTH & DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA: WHO IS DRIVING PEACEFUL POLITICAL CHANGE IN AFRICA?

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Headquarters, USA:
1300 I St NW Suite 400 E Washington, DC 20005

Headquarters, Africa:
Britam Towers, 24th Fl, Hospital Rd, Upper Hill, Nairobi, Kenya 12295