Completed research projects
A History of Nigerian organized crime
Africa’s food and nutrition security: 2010-2050
Being young in times of duress in the Central African Republic
Département d’Anthropologie, Université de Bangui
Breaking down barriers to exclusion. Building capacity for lobby and advocacy for children with disabilities
Community based health insurance and the well-being of children and households in Plan communities in Togo
Plan Nederland Plan Togo
Community-based health insurance in Ethiopia
NWO Health Systems
Connecting in times of duress: understanding communication and conflict in Middle Africa’s mobile margins
WOTRO
Coping with economic crisis in Zimbabwe
CORPAFROAS: Corpus Orale en Langues Afroasiatiques, Analyse Prosodique et Morphosyntaxique
EAB - East African borders
ECOTAF - ecotourism in Africa
ELKEN - elections in Kenya
Ethnographic Study on Mobile Money in Africa
SAIPAR, LARTES-IFAN
International Finance Corporation (World Bank Group) & MasterCard Foundation.
FADRO – famine and drought planning among Maasai pastoralists
Grounding land governance
WOTRO
Household efficiency and polygamy in rural Nigeria
VU University Amsterdam, the University of East Anglia and the University of Nottingham.
ASC
Amsterdam Institute for International Development
Nottingham School of Economics
University of East Anglia
Initiating and sustaining developmental regimes in Africa
Overseas Development Institute (ODI) [et al.]
Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs
IS Academy
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Islam in colonial and postcolonial Mali
Islam, politics and society in Senegal
MAALAND - Maasai pastoralism losing ground
MADIS - Maasai and disability
MINA - migration to Nairobi by Maasai pastoralists
Mobile Africa revisited, communication, marginality and society in West, Central and Southern Africa
NWO Wotro SANPAD (coordinated in UCT)
Mobility, networks and institutions in the management of natural resources in contemporary Africa (phase 2)
Volkswagen Stiftung
Navigating collaboration and confrontation: success factors and constraints for CSOs in negotiation inclusion in land deals in Kenya, in the context of increased private sector importance
Radboud University Nijmegen
Moi University, Eldoret (Kenya)
ActionAid Netherlands
ActionAid Kenya
NWO-WOTRO Assumptions Programme
New Muslim public figures and changing Muslim socialities in Africa
Nomads facing change: political mobilisation among Sahelian pastoralists
Groupe Observation des Dynamiques Sociales Spatiales et Expertise Endogène (ODYSSEE), Mali
Institute de Recherche et de Promotion des Alternatives de Développement en Afrique (IRPAD/AFRIQUE), Mali
Foreign staff involved
Oumarou Adamou (Laboratoire d’études et recherches sur les dynamiques sociales et le développement local)
Mamadou Goita (IRPAD-Afrique)
Amagoin Keita (groupe ODYSSEE)
Boukary Sangaré (ODYSSEE)
NWO-WOTRO: programme ‘Security and the Rule of Law’
PADev, participatory assessment of development: Ghana, Burkina Faso, Kenya
University of Amsterdam Royal Tropical Institute in Amsterdam research partners in Burkina Faso and Ghana
ICCO Woord en Daad Prisma
Post-Apartheid South Africa: trajectories of the transition
Society, labour, technology and consumption: the establishment of colonial rule in Northern Rhodesia, 1890-1924.
NWO Vidi 2006 - 2011
SWIP: shallow wells improvement project
TD ASILI -Tracking development history of Kenya
The Black Dutchmen: African soldiers in the Dutch East Indies
The governance of ‘ungoverned spaces’
The history of the African National Congress in Exile, 1960-1990
The long-term impact of violence and climate variability on food security
Three decades of rural change: experiences and outcomes of Zimbabwe's Land Reform Programme
Prof. Bill Kinsey
NWO travel grant
African Studies Centre Leiden
Tracking Development
Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian and Caribbean Studies [et al.]
Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Two Modal Categories in Omotic: the declarative and interrogative
The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO).
Water-sector reforms and interventions in urban Kenya: their Impact on the livelihoods of the poor
ASC