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Home»Sithandiwe Mujuru

AI and Rapid Evidence Reviews: Insights from the K4DD Pilot Study

Helpdesk Report
  • Brian Lucas,
  • Iffat Idris,
  • Siân Herbert,
  • Sithandiwe Mujuru,
  • William Avis,
  • Zenobia Ismail
June 2026

The Knowledge for Development and Diplomacy (K4DD) programme was commissioned by the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) Research and Evidence Division to undertake a pilot of artificial intelligence (AI) research tools and their application in the work of the K4DD programme. This pilot explored the application of tools across different types of K4DD ...» more

K4DD Conflict Evidence and Discourse Summary December 2025

Helpdesk Report
  • Sithandiwe Mujuru
December 2025

K4DD’s monthly Conflict Evidence and Discourse Summaries aim to signpost FCDO and others to the latest relevant evidence and discourse on conflict. ...» more

K4DD Conflict Evidence and Discourse Summary No.3

Helpdesk Report
  • Sithandiwe Mujuru
November 2025

This K4DD Conflict Evidence and Discourse Summary shares the latest relevant evidence and discourse relating to conflict. The summary is organised by geographical region and covers the period of November 2025. ...» more

K4DD Conflict Evidence and Discourse Summary No.2

Helpdesk Report
  • Sithandiwe Mujuru
October 2025

This K4DD Conflict Evidence and Discourse Summary aims to signpost readers to the latest relevant evidence and discourse on conflict. This summary covers the period October 2025, and is organised by geographic region. ...» more

Pathways to Increase Rural Women’s Agency Within Social Protection Programmes

Helpdesk Report
  • Sithandiwe Mujuru
July 2025
A teacher in Vanuatu (Connor Ashleigh, DFAT)

This rapid evidence review explores literature on how social protection programmes, particularly cash transfers and public works programmes, can address various dimensions of poverty and wellbeing that rural women face. This review focuses on the economic aspect of women’s livelihoods and wellbeing and examines how the design and implementation of social protection programmes ...» more

Workplace-based Learning and Youth Employment in Africa

Literature Review
  • Sithandiwe Mujuru,
  • Zenobia Ismail
May 2020

Workplace-based learning is a supply-side approach to youth employment that includes practical or on-the-job training that is usually provided through an apprenticeship, internship, learnership , work placement or other practical training component of a vocational education or training programme. For the workplace-based learning approach to be effective, it requires ...» more

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