The HSRC's Dr Wilfred Lunga attended and contributed via an online platform to the technical sessions and expert consultations held during the Technical Experts' Meeting (13-14 October) at the ...
The webinar will draw on the CCBR longitudinal data-mapping exercise to reflect across studies and thematic areas, identify shared questions and lessons, and highlight gaps and opportunities for ...
The Digital Humanities Cluster Summit was a one-of-a-kind event that brought together a wide range of people interested in Digital Humanities: researchers, university management, support staff, policy ...
While millions of South Africans face food insecurity, tonnes of edible food continue to be discarded every day, often ending up in landfills. Insights from a national food loss and waste workshop ...
Human Sciences Research Council Main results of the South African innovation survey 2005 Main results of the South African innovation survey 2005 (covering the period 2002-2004) South African ...
Comparing movement volumes and year over year changes reveals where South Africa’s tourism gateways are growing or declining.
The Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC) is conducting a study on behalf of the Department of Science, Technology and Innovation (DSTI) to evaluate the effectiveness, relevance and usefulness of ...
South Africans strongly value science, yet many feel disconnected from scientific institutions and daily opportunities to participate in them. In a recent HSRC Connect panel hosted by Dr Saahier ...
Strengthening small-scale agri-food systems in urban, peri-urban, and rural settings in South Africa is crucial for achieving household food security and alleviating poverty. At a recent HSRC webinar, ...
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