EU Research Initiative
About RECLAIM
An EU-funded initiative advancing climate resilience, inclusive education, and employability in Sub-Saharan Africa through innovative learning and academic collaboration.
Our Mission & Vision
RECLAIM promotes climate resilience, inclusive education, and employability in Sub-Saharan Africa by enhancing higher education and expanding access to learning in underserved communities.
Through collaboration between African and European universities, we foster cross-border academic recognition through micro-credentialing and structured mobility pathways aligned with the Joint Africa-EU Strategy (JAES).
Our work directly supports the Global Gateway Flagship Projects, focusing on human capital, digital innovation, and climate resilience dimensions that drive national and regional investment strategies.
Africa-EU Partnership
Collaborative excellence advancing climate action across continents
Our Strategic Pillars
RECLAIM is built on four interconnected pillars for comprehensive climate education and sustainable development.
Climate Education Innovation
Developing 10 innovative micro-learning challenges with AI-adaptive tools and establishing 4 climate education centres with 8 mobile learning labs for equitable access.
Micro-Credentialing & Mobility
Fostering cross-border academic recognition through micro-credentialing systems and structured intra-Africa academic mobility pathways between partner universities.
Research & Evidence Base
Producing 5 research articles and 5 policy briefs with evidence-based recommendations for long-term climate education impact and sustainable development.
Policy & Collaboration
Organizing 4 Pan-African conferences and 5 policy roundtables strengthening academic-industry-policy collaboration on climate and green skills.