DFC is a home away from home
Beverly Egyir, PhD, University of Copenhagen, Research Fellow at Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research, University of Ghana
In 2010, I got an opportunity to begin a journey that shaped my
scientific career; with funding from DANIDA through the Antibiotic Drug Use
and Monitoring and Evaluation of Resistance (ADMER) Project, I obtained my
Margaret Miano, Kenya. Supporting farmers and a circular economy
We do not need middlemen to store and sell our mangoes and oranges. We are much better off doing it ourselves, says Margaret Miano. She set up the Pegama Farm, a rural learning and circular economy based trading hub in Makueni County, Kenya, after attending Danida Fellowship Centre’s learning course Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Value Chains.
Danida alumni are powerful ambassadors for the merits of Danish know-how
I always say that Danida alumni are ambassadors for Denmark: They speak extremely well about Denmark because they have had really good experiences in Denmark, says Lars Steen Nielsen, Denmark’s ambassador to Mexico. He would like to see the alumni network become a global knowledge sharing platform in the future.
John Kinyage, Tanzania. From Hirtshals to Morogoro: Improving aquaculture
Danida alumni and former DTU student works to develop and improve the aquaculture industry back in Tanzania as well as in Denmark. In 2015, he graduated with the MSc Programme in Aquatic Science and Technology at DTU. Since then, he has been employed as a scientific assistant at DTU Aqua in 2017 and in 2020.
Nabin Joshi, Nepal. Still busy reconstructing houses after the 2015 Nepal earthquake
Nepal is one of the countries hardest hit by earthquakes. Nabin Joshi uses what he learnt in Denmark to build houses that remain standing when catastrophe strikes.