The Nelson Mandela African Institute of Science and Technology

The Nelson Mandela African Institute of Science and Technology is a university in Arusha, Tanzania that has taken part in 8 EU-funded projects since 2015, receiving €1.7M in EU funding and leading 1 as coordinator.

EU funding received€1.7M
EU projects8
As coordinator1
Running now5
First EU project2015
Latest project2027
CountryTanzania
EU registration (PIC)932101616
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Where the EU money came from

Funding by EU programme. Amounts are The Nelson Mandela African Institute of Science and Technology's own share of each project, not the project's full budget.

  • Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument – Global Europe (NDICI)€1.0M · 2 projects
  • Horizon 2020€422k · 3 projects
  • Horizon Europe€207k · 2 projects
  • Erasmus+ (ERASMUS+)€76k · 1 project

Projects

8 EU-funded projects, newest first. The Nelson Mandela African Institute of Science and Technology led 1 of them as coordinator. Each links to the official record.

  • C4EtOHAssociated partner

    Al-Enabled Integrated CO2-to-Ethanol Technology via Direct Air Capture and Hydrogenation

    Horizon Europe · 2027–2031 · Project on CORDIS ↗

  • LEAP-ENERGY PLUSPartner

    Long-Term Joint EU-AU Research and Innovation Partnership on Energy

    Horizon Europe · 2026–2030 · Project on CORDIS ↗

    €207ktheir share
  • SHE-CREEDSCoordinator

    Strengthening Higher Education for Climate-Responsive Agriculture, Energy-Efficient Technologies, and Digital Innovation in Sub-Saharan Africa.

    Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument – Global Europe (NDICI) · 2026–2029 · Project on the EU portal ↗

    €603ktheir share
  • SUNRISEPartner

    Sustainable Universities for Renewable Innovation in Solar Energy

    Erasmus+ (ERASMUS+) · 2025–2028 · Project on the EU portal ↗

    €76ktheir share
  • COCREATE-AfricaPartner

    COllaborative Graduate Training to Enhance Climate Smart Agriculture and Biodiversity ConsErvATion in East and Central Africa

    Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument – Global Europe (NDICI) · 2024–2027 · Project on the EU portal ↗

    €407ktheir share
  • EWA - BELTPartner

    Linking East and West African farming systems experience into a BELT of sustainable intensification

    Horizon 2020 · 2020–2025 · Project on CORDIS ↗

    €194ktheir share
  • FLOWEREDPartner

    de-FLuoridation technologies for imprOving quality of WatEr and agRo-animal products along the East African Rift Valley in the context of aDaptation to climate change.

    Horizon 2020 · 2016–2019 · Project on CORDIS ↗

    €228ktheir share
  • IMIXSEDPartner

    Integrating isotopic techniques with Bayesian modelling for improved assessment and management of global sedimentation problems

    Horizon 2020 · 2015–2017 · Project on CORDIS ↗

Works most with

Organisations that shared the most EU projects with this one. A good starting list for consortium partners.

Fields it works in

Research fields recorded on its Horizon projects.

  • animal husbandry
  • bayesian statistics
  • civil society
  • climate change adaptation
  • climatic changes
  • drainage basins
  • edaphology
  • entrepreneurship
  • governance
  • hydrology
  • irrigation
  • plant protection
  • public health
  • renewable energy

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Source: CORDIS (Horizon Europe, Horizon 2020, FP7) and the EU Funding & Tenders Portal (other EU programmes), matched by the EU registration number (PIC). Past participation does not mean the organisation is open to new partnerships.

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