Established in 1988, African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) is a public not-for-profit organization devoted to the advancement of economic research and training that inform economic policies in Africa. While the pace and depth of economic growth has generally improved in Africa, poverty levels remain pervasive for many countries and there is a general lack of inclusivity in growth.
Be innovative in your approach to dealing with Kenya's social and economic transformation, these were remarks made by the Vice Chancellor Prof. Isaac Kibwage in his statement during the opening of Egerton University’s 14th Biennial International Research Conference on 23 March 2022.
Egerton University is hosting the 2022 AgriSCALE Student Challenge Event at Main Campus in Njoro. The Student Challenge Event that aims to promote community development in line with the research output dissemination mandate of the University. It addresses real-life problems by developing and delivering innovations that uplift society, contributing positively to the University’s vision.
Egerton University staff member, Mrs Ruth Kamau, has been honoured by the International Renaissance Centre as among the top 100 women in the World in March 2022 – the World Women’s History Month.
