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EPFL’s and ETH’s community-centric technology programs encourage transdisciplinary North-South research including academics and practitioners to develop locally aware and innovative approaches that shall bring impactful solutions to low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). Transdisciplinary science and research are playing an essential role to implement the Agenda 2030. After successfully launching both initiatives in 2019, SDC continues to partner with both Swiss universities.
Beneficiaries (technology users) in partners countries in the global South
Researchers from the global South as well as Swiss academics engaged in North-South collaboration at EPFL and ETH
Research-, governmental-, non-governmental- and business- partners in the global South
Outcome 1: impact-oriented and need-based solutions addressing global challenges and advancing poverty eradication are developed
Outcome 2: an expanding network of committed stakeholders supporting sustainability and scaling of the proposed solutions beyond the program is created
Outcome 3: knowledge and behavioral change of key stakeholders, incl. local governments, NGOs and researchers is increased
Principaux résultats attendus:
Outcome 1: (i) a number of relevant research projects are launched and sustained; (ii) the development and transfer of research projects in the field is accelerated; (iii) transdisciplinary partnerships with universities in the global South as well as with NGOs / industry and governmental institutions are launched and (iv) students, researchers and broader public participate in SDG relevant courses and events.
Outcome 2: (i) development actors which support the scaling of sustainable solutions (Swiss and LMICs actors) are engaged; (ii) the transition of projects to the right scale actor are supported; (iii) development organizations are equipped with relevant solutions and (iv) start-ups are funded to scale innovations in the global South.
Outcome 3: (i) researchers, NGOs, local partners and development actors are engaged and committed throughout the program; (ii) coaching is provided to ensure efficient, effective and equitable research cooperation with LMICs.
Principaux résultats antérieurs:
Tech4Dev and ETH4D are still young research initiatives seeking to develop knowledge, expertise and capacities of both universities to address societal challenges in the global South. According to the 2023 external evaluation the following insights are key:
KFPE (scnat), the SOR4D program and with selected TRANSFORM partners
Occasionally with other EPFL or ETH initiatives like NADEL or the Essential Tech Center