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Beyond the workshop and learning sessions, scholars had the chance to explore the Eastern region of Ghana. From outdoor adventure to team challenges, the laughter, shared experiences, and new friendships made this journey educational and unforgettable. #QEScholars

It was an incredible opportunity for scholars to engage with the Ayiesu Farmer-based organization. Scholars learned firsthand about the barriers they encounter and the innovative ways the community has developed to overcome them. #CommunityEngagement #LearningThroughExperience

It was an inspiring opportunity for scholars to hear directly from our community partners who are making a real impact in Asesewa. Grateful for the insightful conversation and experiences shared that will continue to drive scholars’ collaboration. #QEScholars

What an incredible journey! Last week marked the closing ceremony of the Cohort 4 capacity-building program. Over the past five weeks, scholars learned the value of collaboration and working across diverse teams to tackle complex global challenges. #QEScholars

What an enlightening discussion with Prof. Anna Lartey on leadership and its many facets and challenges. Her wisdom and experiences left us all inspired. #TransformativeLeadership #QEScholars

"Research should be actionable and transformative” Prof. Richmond Aryeetey reminded us that research findings should translate into actionable policies. #ImpctfulResearch #ResearchMethods #QEScholars

This week, scholars took the airwaves on Trust FM Radio on the pressing issue of non-communicable diseases in UMK. They highlighted how lifestyle changes, early screening, and community support help reduce the growing burden of these chronic conditions #NCDs #CommunityEngagement

The 2024 Global Report on Food Crises Mid-Year Update is here! Alarming data by @fightfoodcrises reveals rising numbers of acutely malnourished children across all regions, including SUN countries such as Haiti, Sudan, and Yemen. Access the full report: bit.ly/GRFC2024MYU

What an insightful discussion on grantsmanship with Prof. Adu Afarwuah! Grateful for the valuable guidance on crafting strong proposals and navigating the funding landscape. #Grantsmanship #ResearchFunding

Great discussion with our industry partner experts who shared their experience on balancing conflicting demands while leading people from diverse disciplines. Key takeaways included active listening, fostering inclusivity, and understanding different perspectives. @QEScholars

On September 1, scholars visited the Sekesua women gari processors. They had the opportunity to interact with the women and learn firsthand about the impact of other sources of income they are involved in and the challenges encountered. #CommunityEngagement

What an amazing reflection on effective team building. Thank you to our incredible facilitator Selina Saaka for guiding the scholars through insightful activities that challenged them to think creatively and work effectively as a unit. @QEScholars @nrtc_ug #TeamBuilding

Day 0 | Mobilising Private sector investment to end hunger and enhance nutrition in Africa “We need to think carefully about nutrition. We need more nutritious food. We need to create more incentives for the private secror, because it does not have immediate returns. We need to build a financing mechanism around nutrition. And this has to start from the private sector. The government is doing it through school feeding programmes and this is a sign of a new opportunity,” Lawrence Haddad - Executive director of the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition #FoodSystems | #AFSForum24 | #AGRAImpact

To #InnovateAccelerateScale, we must support smallholder farmers & ensure they have access to healthy diets & dignified livelihoods. Empowering them with market access, crop diversity, training, weather info & #nutrition support is🔑for stronger,fairer #foodsystems! #AFSForum2024

Ethics and etiquette in research. It was a crucial reminder from Prof. Amos Laar, that respect, integrity, and accountability are the foundation of any credible research. #QEScholars #AcademicIntegrity #ResearchEthics @QEScholars @SPH_PFRH_UG @nrtc_ug

The more you understand social determinants of health, their nuances, and contextual implications, the better you are prepared to ask the right questions and recommend relevant specific interventions. Prof. John Ganle #QEScholars @QEScholars @SPH_PFRH_UG @nrtc_ug

Team building inside and outside the classroom 🤗 Scholars exploring their diversity through cooking. #QEScholars @QEScholars @nrtc_ug @SPH_PFRH_UG

Enriching scholars’ experiences through exploration of the Krobo culture by Prof. Kodjo Sena. This knowledge greatly enhances scholars' interaction with the local community, fostering meaningful connections and enriching their experience. @QEScholars @SPH_PFRH_UG @nrtc_ug

Leveraging social media for academic growth and impactful connections. Thank you, Prof. Kobby Mensah, for delivering such an enlightening session to our scholars on leveraging social media for research, leadership, and networking. @QEScholars @SPH_PFRH_UG

Nothing beats the thrill of exploring a new place – every corner holds a story to be discovered and every moment is an adventure. @QEScholars @SPH_PFRH_UG @nrtc_ug