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Partners and Public Collaborators

Partnerships give the work local grounding, academic reach, public visibility, and routes for young people to meet institutions.

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PICHNET collaborators and participants gathered in front of a PICHNET backdrop.
Named collaborators

Selected institutions named across PICHNET's public research, program, and communication pages.

Why partner

Local grounding and academic ties

Yaoundé office, Cornell ties, research activity, training, and public communication.

Partnership models

Program, research, training, and media collaboration

Research hosting, training support, publication, workshops, media engagement, and institutional dialogue.

What PICHNET brings

Research, training, and public communication

Youth-transition research, local coordination, training programs, and public communication materials.

Selected Partners and Public Collaborators

Research hosting, training, publication, media work, and public dialogue.

IFORD

Hosted the workshop on demographic dividend, emergence, and sustainable development on its Ngoa Ekele campus.

Care-Ifa

Collaborated on the Yaoundé workshop, especially the exchange between researchers and media practitioners.

Mutations

Mutations served as both a publicity and publication partner for the essay competition, carrying the winning texts into a broader public arena.

Cornell University

Linked field research in Cameroon to wider work on education technology and youth transition.

Minerva Initiative

Supported the broader research context around demographic change, youth transition, and human capital.

MINJEC

Linked to youth and civic-engagement références connected to the wider work.

MINEPAT

Named as a government counterpart in the development-policy context around the work.

African Union

Named in the demographic-dividend event around public dialogue on youth transition.

UNFPA

Named alongside the African Union in the same demographic-dividend event.

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