Africa's Network for
Research-Driven Impact
We connect researchers, policymakers, and practitioners across the continent to turn evidence into action for sustainable development.
Transforming Research into Lasting Impact Across Africa
The Africa Research and Impact Network (ARIN) is a pan-African research organisation that strengthens the capacity of African researchers and policymakers to generate, share, and use evidence for sustainable development. ARIN operates a Science-Policy Fellowship Programme engaging members from 36 African countries, with 30% drawn from government and policy institutions.
ARIN Strategic Plan 2026–2030
Vision: Strengthen Africa's Research and Policy Leadership in the Globe. Mission: To connect researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to drive evidence-based solutions for grassroots communities.
400+
Researchers, policymakers & practitioners
41
African countries with National Focal Points
Applied Evidence Generation
Evidence Packaging
Evidence Uptake
Feedback & Learning
News & Insights
Explore the research we support — emerging findings, news, and events shaping sustainable development across Africa.
4th EAC REGIONAL SCIENCE,TECHNOLOGY, AND INNOVATION COFERENCE REEPORT: Harnessing Artificial Intelligence for a Resilient, Inclusive, and Innovative East Africs
BRIDGING EVIDENCE GAPS TO BUILD CLIMATE RESILIENCE WITH THE URBAN POOR (BCRUP) PROGRAMME: THE AFRICAN CONTEXT.
ACAMI LANDSCAPE ANALYSIS - PROJECT REPORT
Quantification and Recovery Potential of Fugitive Methane Emissions in Nigeria's Oil and Gas Industry
Biodiversity Integration in Climate Adaptation and Mitigation Actions for Planet, People and Human Health
Modelling the Suitability of Agroecological Zones for Sorghum Cultivation Based on GIS Multi-Criteria Analysis in Western Kenya
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Our Impact Across Africa
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Working together to transform Africa's research landscape
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