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Panel 2:
Akiiki Babyesiza (Robert Bosch Academy)
Cay Etzold (German Academic Exchange Service)
Karen Hauff (GIZ African Union Office, Support to the Pan-African University)
Patrício Langa (Institute of Post-School Studies, University of the Western Cape)
Mulu Nega (Institute of Educational Research, Addis Ababa University)
Wrap up and outlook:
Sarah Fichtner (Robert Bosch Academy)
Akiiki Babyesiza (Robert Bosch Academy)
Olaf Hahn (Robert Bosch Stiftung)
Quarterly Perspectives
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