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PAUWES Curriculum review validation

2/19/19 9:00 AM - 2/20/19 5:00 PM

by Bwambale Joash... 2 guests 0.0

Host by Pauwes

Chetouane Tlemcen Algeria

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A two day workshop at Pauwes starts today. Experts in water, energy, policy, climate change, entrepreneurship and employability, PAU Rector and represantives from other thematic institutes , partners have been invited

Anthony Osinde: The Curricula Review Workshop on the 19th and 20th of February 2019, where PAU Rectorate, PAUWES, all its thematic partners and delegates of the review committee took part in this event to review all the programs and it was announced that the final draft... more

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Prof. Kassa Belay, PAU Rector Interview
The Curricula Review Workshop on the 19th and 20th of February 2019, where PAU Rectorate, PAUWES, all its thematic partners and delegates of the review committee took part in this event to review all the programs and it was announced that the final draft ...
- March 29, 2019
Bwambale Joash : At the peak of continental higher education, where Africa’s brightest minds of engineers and policy makers are bred, PAUWES is excited to inform you that the Curricula Validation Workshop day two sessions resumed.
With highly qualified international academicians... more
- February 20, 2019
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Anthony Osinde On Friday the 9th of November,2019, In a somewhat cold weather, Students of the Pan African University Institute of Water and Energy Science joined the youth of Tlemcen in a tree planting exercise. Their joint efforts led to the planting of about two thousand (2,000) trees which is a plan for this wet season. It was an exciting event in which participants showed their commitment in protecting the environment and taking action against Climate Change. Trees are very significant for our very existence but human demand for energy and other purposes such as construction and Crop cultivation is increasingly putting pressure on forest covers across the globe. Therefore, in order not to exceed the 2 degrees limits set by the Paris Agreement, the rate of deforestation should be greatly minimized and energy sources diversified. The act of tree planting is thus a sacred duty upon everyone as the world strives to reduce rising temperatures and secure a sustainable future for all and sundry. By Moses S. Bass 5th cohort, Energy Policy https://youtu.be/R8G5Qg5dxm8

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