Laterite launched the Rwanda Research Roundtable (R3), an anti-disciplinary forum for researchers, policymakers and practitioners seeking to advance the research agenda in Rwanda.
Our first R3 event featured discussions about innovative research methods and findings from a diverse group of speakers ranging from independent researchers to leaders in research-oriented international and local organisations.
The event was hosted at The Office, to which we extend a very big thank you.
R3 seeks to enrich the research community in Rwanda by facilitating discourse on relevant issues and by providing a platform to share the latest findings in a manner that is accessible, interesting and not overly curated.
We envision R3 to be an informal and intellectually stimulating platform for dialogue between members of the research community and a wide range of stakeholders including researchers, policymakers, business leaders, PhD candidates, civil servants, community leaders, and NGO/development partner representatives.
To access presentations from R3, you may click here. Also, check out this chart showing the areas of work of some of R3's participants, from quantitative to qualitative and from data collection to policy development.