© PEGNet Conference 2015 by Kacana Khadjavi
PEGNet Best Practice Award
The PEGNet Best Practice Award is given to programmes or projects that have achieved effective interaction between research and practice.
Selection criteria:
(1) relevance of the research or policy questions,
(2) quality of research,
(3) design of the link between research and practice/policy-making,
(4) sustainability of partnership between researchers and practitioners, and
(5) originality of the communication strategy.
Photo gallery of the Best Practice Award 2019
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Kacana Sipangule Khadjavi (Kiel Institute for the World Economy) and Jonathan Stöterau (RWI Essen - Leibniz Institute for Economic Research, Humboldt University of Berlin)
© Kiel Institute / Tobias Danklefsen
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Moderator Linda Kleemann (Kiel Institute for the World Economy and GFA Consulting Group)
© IfW Kiel / Tobias Danklefsen
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Moderator Linda Kleemann (Kiel Institute for the World Economy and GFA Consulting Group)
© Kiel Institute / Tobias Danklefsen
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P. Linh Nguyen (University of Mannheim), Markus Frölich (C4ED), and Michael Mbulo (RUFEP Zambia) about "Rural Financial Intermediation and Agricultural Investment in Zambia"
© Kiel Institute / Tobias Danklefsen
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P. Linh Nguyen (University of Mannheim)
© Kiel Institute / Tobias Danklefsen
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Adina Rom (ETH Zurich) about "Adoption and Impact of Solar Lighting in Rural Kenya"
© Kiel Institute / Tobias Danklefsen
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PEGNet 2019 Best Practice Award nominees and winners.
© Kiel Institute / Tobias Danklefsen
