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A new approach to engaging with africa

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Tosin Adebisi
Tosin Adebisi

Cross-section of a presentation delivered at British Universities International Liason Association (BUILA) Conference, 2018. Explores the role of Africa in the global economy with a focus on opportunities in higher education. The speaker proposes a paradigm shift and business model based on value creation and concludes with some predictions over the next decade.

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From Africa Rising to Wakanda to potential global player Tosin Adebisi @Tosin_Talks Opportunities in Africa A new approach to engaging with Africa
Africa (still) Rising or Fake News?
From MDGs to SDGs to Agenda 2063 The African Unions vision an integrated, prosperous and peaceful Africa, driven by its own citizens and representing a dynamic force in international arena Agenda 2063 Aspirations Agenda 2063 Flagship projects & initiatives A new wave of Pan Africanism?
Key drivers: Access Inclusion and Participation Reforms Research Quality Empowerment Good governance & Leadership Emerging Pan African themes Education for Social & Sustainable Development (ESSD) Capacity Building Innovation and Entrepreneurship Skills gap Sustainability
Shifting from USP to UVP Start with why Why are we interested in Africa? What are our strengths & interest? How can we add value/co- create UVP
Resource, Reward and Risk Model Think big , Start small R E W A R D High Deliverables? Deliverables? Risk (actual vs. perceived) Low Deliverables? Deliverables? Risk (actual vs. perceived) Low High RESOURCE Quick wins vs long-term value?
Potential game-changing developments. Mobile payments Solar energy AU Free TradeAU PAU Passport
Disruptions to Brick and Mortar classroom Post-Brexit UK & Africa: Collaborations and Concessions Greater UK/North Africa Higher Education collaborations Innovative hybrid models for trans-national education Mobile-based learning driven by Generation Z Workplace of the 21st century: Cross-border professional and academic collaborations driven by portfolio careers A borderless Africa: Greater inter-African Higher Education collaboration Increase in the number of African branch campuses of foreign universities Priority towards inclusive and access to education (SDG 4) Greater priority and funding for capacity building in STEM Greater priority and focus on leadership, innovation, sustainability, empowerment and entrepreneurship Greater demand for short, modular and flexible courses with a focus on professional development Increase in funding for heritage and culture Increase in demand for vocational training Predictions over the next decade

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A new approach to engaging with africa

  • 1. From Africa Rising to Wakanda to potential global player Tosin Adebisi @Tosin_Talks Opportunities in Africa A new approach to engaging with Africa
  • 2. Africa (still) Rising or Fake News?
  • 3. From MDGs to SDGs to Agenda 2063 The African Unions vision an integrated, prosperous and peaceful Africa, driven by its own citizens and representing a dynamic force in international arena Agenda 2063 Aspirations Agenda 2063 Flagship projects & initiatives A new wave of Pan Africanism?
  • 4. Key drivers: Access Inclusion and Participation Reforms Research Quality Empowerment Good governance & Leadership Emerging Pan African themes Education for Social & Sustainable Development (ESSD) Capacity Building Innovation and Entrepreneurship Skills gap Sustainability
  • 5. Shifting from USP to UVP Start with why Why are we interested in Africa? What are our strengths & interest? How can we add value/co- create UVP
  • 6. Resource, Reward and Risk Model Think big , Start small R E W A R D High Deliverables? Deliverables? Risk (actual vs. perceived) Low Deliverables? Deliverables? Risk (actual vs. perceived) Low High RESOURCE Quick wins vs long-term value?
  • 8. Disruptions to Brick and Mortar classroom Post-Brexit UK & Africa: Collaborations and Concessions Greater UK/North Africa Higher Education collaborations Innovative hybrid models for trans-national education Mobile-based learning driven by Generation Z Workplace of the 21st century: Cross-border professional and academic collaborations driven by portfolio careers A borderless Africa: Greater inter-African Higher Education collaboration Increase in the number of African branch campuses of foreign universities Priority towards inclusive and access to education (SDG 4) Greater priority and funding for capacity building in STEM Greater priority and focus on leadership, innovation, sustainability, empowerment and entrepreneurship Greater demand for short, modular and flexible courses with a focus on professional development Increase in funding for heritage and culture Increase in demand for vocational training Predictions over the next decade