RENU brings together public and private research and higher education institutions in Uganda whose core mission is to provide a better education and research environment geared towards the development of the country. The motivation is to collectively address the face similar challenges we face, through a collaborative approach. RENU was born on 14th Day of January 2006, at an inception workshop held at Windsor Lake Victoria Hotel in Entebbe, where the Vice-Chancellors and Chief Executives of Universities and Research Organisations signed an MOU.
At this workshop, they resolved as follows: - To establish the Research and Education Network for Uganda (RENU)
- To set up a Task Team as defined in this MoU to carry the agreed activities forward
- To establish a legal entity that will be the vehicle for the realisation of our objectives
- To ensure that RENU is an open network where admission to membership is subject only to objective qualification for membership
- To accept the Articles of this MoU as defining the process and procedures for an interim period of one year, starting 14th January 2006
|
|
|
Organisations that conduct education or research at university level can apply for admission, subject to meeting certain conditions for full membership.
Organisations that conduct education or research at university level but do not meet one or more of the minimum requirements shall be admitted as Associate Members, and supported by the network in meeting the conditions for full membership.
|
|
Read more...
|
|
|
At the Inception workshop, the Vice-Chancellors and Chief Executives of Universities and Research Organisations appointed a Task Team consisting of seven individuals. The Task Team and will have a lifetime of 12 months with effect from 14th January 2006 and is charged with the following responsibilities: |
|
Read more...
|
|
|
