PERii Steering Committee

PERii Steering Committee meeting 2011 Lilongwe, Malawi

The fourth meeting of the PERii Steering Committee was held in Lilongwe, 16-19 May 2011 hosted by the Malawi PERii Country Coordination team. 21 partner countries were represented at the meeting along with four INASP staff and a DFID representative.The meeting included presentations and discussions such as: Learning from 2010; Consortium development; access problems and bandwidth management; Beyond PERii 2013+.

See the Document SC2011 report summary (80kb) for more information.

 

PERii Steering Committee meeting 2010 Oxford, UK

After a successful 2009 meeting in Bangladesh, it was time for the meeting to return to the UK. SC2010 was held at the same venue as SC2008, Hawkwell House Hotel in Oxford. Objectives for the meeting were divided into those that were relevant to participants in their role as members of the Steering Committee, responsible for discussing and driving the development of the programme; and in their role as country coordinators or INASP staff.

See the Document SC2010 report summary (69kb) for more information.

PERii Steering Committee meeting 2009 Dhaka, Bangladesh

The second annual PERii Steering Committee (SC2009) meeting was hosted by the Bangladesh Academy of Sciences at the BRAC Centre Inn in Dhaka from 11th-14th May. The meeting involved participants from the majority of INASP's partner countries, several members of INASP staff and a representative from the UK Department for International Development (DFID).  The event was facilitated by independent development consultant, Teresa Hanley.

For a more detailed look at the event, see the SC2009 report (Document 70kb). 

 

PERii Steering Committee Meeting 2008 Oxford, UK

The middle of May saw a large number of INASPs country coordinators (CCs) in Oxford for a meeting to discuss the ways in which the successful Programme for the Enhancement of Research Information (PERI) could move forward to its next phase, PERii (said as PERI 2). With participants from 17 of INASPs partner countries, the meeting was structured along some of the steps of the planning, monitoring and evaluation tool, Outcome Mapping.

A short report on the meeting is available here (Document 205kb), and work on bringing together the wealth of ideas from the meeting is ongoing.