CREATES is the home to more than 1,000 scientists, researchers, technicians, and staff, our research works to create a better future for the world.
Read More...The Africa Centre for Research, Agricultural Advancement, Teaching Excellence and Sustainability (CREATES) hosted at the Nelson Mandela African Institution of Science and Technology (NM-AIST) signed and MoU with the Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania Catalytic Trust Fund (SAGCOT-CTF) to establish the use of Information Communication Technologies (ICT’s) in Agriculture development in Tanzania. The MoU was signed in February 2018 with the aim of supporting a Mobile Agricultural and Rural Development application (m-ARD apps) for the purpose of supporting Farming-as-a-Business (FAAB) in Tanzania.
CREATES is the home to more than 1,000 scientists, researchers, technicians, and staff, our research works to create a better future for the world.
Read More...CREATES aims to support young African Scientists who are committed, passionate and innovative enough to address societal real life issues.
Read More...Mobile Agriculture and Rural Development Applications for supporting Farming – As A-Business (FAAB)
Read More...CREATES encompasses novel curricula approaches, cutting-edge research facilities and highly skilled national, regional and international partners in various fields related to Life Sciences
The overall objective of the CREATES is to strengthen the capacity of NM-AIST to serve as an African Centre of Excellence for provision of post graduate training (Master’s and PhD), applied research and outreach programs for Food and Nutrition Security in the Eastern and Southern Africa region.
Specifically the project seeks to strengthen the NM-AIST to become a magnet environment that provides innovative opportunities and state-of the-art learning environments for graduate students (PhD and MSc) as well as for faculty and other relevant stakeholders in the area of Food and Nutrition Security.
The Centre provides innovative research, training, and outreach programmes in the region, taking advantage of the strong existing international and regional collaboration activities in the Nelson Mandela African Institute of Science and Technology (NM-AIST).