College of Business and Economics | Annual Report 2020 67 ConTinenTal and inTernaTional researCh fooTPrinT Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the School has maintained and, in some instances, expanded its strong continental and international footprint. Individual staff members have contributed to the expansion of this footprint, but the three research units are in main responsible for the strong continental and international research footprint. Collaborations include: African Development Bank, BRICS New Development Bank, African Economic Research Consortium, American University Egypt, Baze University in Nigeria, Central Bank of Namibia, Centre for Innovations in Regional Economic Development, Gauteng Growth and Development Agency, HEM Research Centre Morocco, Institut National de Statistique et d’Economie Appliquee Morroco, Institut Superieur Pedagogique DRC, Mount Kenia University Kenya, Strathmore University Kenia, Universite des Antilles Guadeloupe, University of Abomey Calavi Benin, University of KinshasaKinshas DRC, University of Las Palmas, University of Mauritius. CCred The University of East Anglia, Competition authorities in the UK, University of Rwanda, Copenhagen Business School, Industrial Development Cooperation, National Treasury, United Nations University, University of Edinburgh, University of London, Zimbabwe Economic Policy Research Unit. PeerC African Association of Environmental Economists, Duke University, Environment and Climate Research Centre Ethiopia, European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists, Lilongwe University of Agriculture and National Resources Malawi, Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research, Makerere University Uganda, Nordic Africa Institute, South African Local Government Association, United Nations University Ghana, University of California, University of Dar es Salaam Tanzania, University of Gothenburg, University of Kinshasa DRC, University of Nairobi, University of Washington. Cenled African Centre for Pascal International Observatory, Economic Development Council of South Africa, Higher Polytechnic and Technology Institute Mozambique, International Economic Development Council, Philippine Normal University, Sol Plaatje Municipality, The British Council, The Global Institute, University of Mpumalanga, University of Zululand, the Wroclaw University of Economics in Poland.
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