UTG Directorate of Research and Consultancy

Strengthening Partnerships for Adolescent Health in URR

Earlier this week, a team from the Comprehensive Health and Sexuality Education (CHES) Scale-Up Project, led by Principal Investigator Dr. Jainaba Sey and Co-Principal Investigator Mrs. Phebian I.G. Sagnia, embarked on a successful courtesy engagement mission in the Upper River Region (URR).

The team met with the Governor’s Office, Regional Health and Education Directorates, school leaders, and community stakeholders to reinforce collaboration and local ownership of the CHES Scale-Up Project, which focuses on empowering both in-school and out-of-school adolescents.

Stakeholders expressed strong support for the initiative, recognizing its vital role in addressing child marriage, gender-based violence, menstrual health, and other key SRHR challenges.

Together, we move forward with shared commitment to improving adolescent health and well-being across The Gambia. 💪🏽🇬🇲

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The Directorate of Research and Consultancy at the University of The Gambia (UTG), led by Dr. Lang Sanyang, met with representatives of TiKA Banjul to discuss potential collaboration in equipping a new Food Science Laboratory at the UTG Faraba Campus.

The meeting aligns with UTG’s ongoing efforts to enhance research capacity, innovation, and training in food processing and safety, key components of the upcoming Cashew Fruit Processing Project, implemented in partnership with Camarass Oy of Finland.

We extend our appreciation to TiKA Banjul for their continued partnership and support in advancing research and development in The Gambia.

A big step forward, led by the UTG Directorate of Research and Consultancy

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UTG Launches Cashew Fruit Processing Project with Finnish Partner Camarass Oy!

The University of The Gambia is proud to announce the launch of its Cashew Fruit Product Development Project in partnership with Camarass Oy, a Finnish firm specializing in cashew fruit juice.

The initiative, supported by the EU, OACPS, BMZ, and GIZ, aims to transform the 99% of cashew fruits that currently go to waste in The Gambia into valuable products like juice, jam, candy, vinegar, and more.

Through this project, UTG will empower youth and women with skills in food processing, entrepreneurship, and sustainable agriculture, fostering innovation and job creation in the local food and beverage sector.

Processing Centre: UTG Faraba Campus – Food Science & Nutrition Unit.

We are excited to be leading this National Study on Post-TRRC perception study in The Gambia. Thanks to UNDP The Gambia for the great partnership over the years supporting our efforts to provide evidence based research

We are proud to partner with MRC Unit The Gambia at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and Ministry of Higher Education,Research Science and Technology in organizing the 14th Annual Workshop and Conference on theme "Research Management in the Era of Equitable Partnership and Open Science." We are committed to equitably partnership in Research Management.

We starting of the National Youth Forum with a Panel Discussion on “Practical actions on mitigation strategies” to promoting Youth Participation in politics. Honored to have Hon. Touma Njie of Banjul South and Dodou Jah of APRC as part of the panel.

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As the Intellectual Property (IP) Seminar encroaches into its second and final day, the participants are being taken through exciting interactive deliberations on various presentations. They include but not limited to Technology Transfer and Commercialization of Research Outputs, Beyond Publish or Perish Dogma: Towards Strategic IP Asset Management and Development, Using Trademarks and Industrial Designs as Tools for Branding and Value Addition to University Outputs, and Development and Implementation of Institutional IP Policies in Universities and R&D Institutions.

Opening Ceremony of the Intellectual Property (IP) Seminar for Academic and Research institutions organized by the African Regional Intellectual Property Organization (ARIPO), and The office of the Registrar General of The Gambia in collaboration with The University of The Gambia through its Directorate of Research and Consultancy.