Practice Theme 2
π‘ Knowledge Communication & Media
Translating complex development knowledge into accessible insights for diverse audiences
Making Development Knowledge Work Harder
A think tank’s ideas are only as powerful as its ability to communicate them. At Afrodevelopment, we treat knowledge communication as a strategic practice β deliberately designing how we present our work to reach policymakers, practitioners, journalists, civil society and the public with the right message, in the right format, at the right time.
From podcasts and video documentaries that bring development stories to life, to infographics that distil complex data, opinion polls that surface public voices, and newsletters that keep our community informed β our communications work is purposeful public engagement, not just content production.
Our Formats
- π§ Podcast
- π₯ Video Documentaries & Explainers
- π Infographics & Data Visualisations
- π Opinion Polls & Public Surveys
- π§ E-Newsletter
- π± Social Media Campaigns
Latest: Knowledge Communication & Media
Our most recent podcasts, videos, infographics, polls and newsletters.
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Between elite power and social mobilisation in Nigeria
By Bolaji Ogunfemi ‘Leave no one behind’ is the catchphrase of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. As development challenges…
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Sub-Saharan Africa and achieving the SDG target for drinking water
Achieving universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all by 2030 is a target of the…
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Africaβs opportunity and reasons for a reset
At a time of great uncertainty in world affairs, Africa serves its interests best by putting its house in order.…
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Nigeria ranked 152 in global human development index β UNDP report
Nigeria has been ranked 152 amongst the 193 United Nations (UN) member states in the latest Human Development Index (HDI)…
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