Mandate
DSRI
DSRI was established 1976. The mandate is to link the University with the community through the development efforts of the state and non state actors. DSRI main strategy is to link government entities with wider Civil Society Organizations in a neutral sphere of opinion sharing between all actors within an environment of freedom of expression and tolerance. DSRI main activities are teaching, research, training, dialogue forums, and publications.
DSRI Programs
Programs
- Research & Consultancy Program
- Women, Gender, and Development Unit
- Capacity Building Program (Short Courses)
- Computer Training Program
- Documentation and Publications Program
DSRI Governing Bodies
Governing Bodies
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The DSRI is governed by the director, registrar, and coordinators for the: Diploma, M. Sc. Ph. D. programs, in addition to several administrative units that offer community development services including:
- Training, Research & Consultancy
- Women, Gender, and Development
- Documentation, Information and Publications
- Computer and Statistical Analysis
Some Courses offered at the DSRI
Courses offered
- Gender and Development
- Managing Workload
- Gender and Macroeconomic Policies
- Women, Law, and Development
- Women and Mass Communication
- Women and Food Security
- Leadership Training Courses at the States level
- Gender & Human Rights
- Gender Mainstreaming in Conflict and Post Conflict Situations
- Marketing and Value Chain Analysis
- Microfinance and Value Chain Financin