Access to the research and data:

Universities and academic institutions often have extensive research programs and databases that can provide valuable insights into the causes and consequences of poverty and hunger.

Technical expertise:

Universities and academic institutions have a wealth of technical expertise in areas such as agriculture, nutrition, and public health. This expertise can help to inform and improve OPAD’s programs and activities.

Opportunities for collaboration:

Partnering with universities and academic institutions has created opportunities for collaboration and joint projects that can leverage the strengths of both organizations to achieve common goals.

Capacity building:

Universities and academic institutions provide training and capacity-building opportunities for OPAD staff and volunteers, improving the effectiveness and sustainability of your programs.

Overall, OPAD’s partnership with universities and academia has strengthened its knowledge and expertise, enabling it to develop more effective strategies for ending poverty and hunger. OPAD partners with universities and academic institutions where we share the same values and goals.