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Launch of new GCRF project

The South South Migration, Inequality and Development Hub has been launched

  • Date08 October 2019

The £20 million UKRI GCRF funded South South Migration, Inequality and Development Hub, in which Royal Holloway is a key partner, was officially launched on 24th Sep 2019 in Nairobi, Kenya.

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 Professor Hari Harindranath of the School of Business and Management is leading the Hub's work on 'Digital Technologies, Inequality and Development'  with Professor Tim Unwin, UNESCO Chair in ICT4D. The Hub now has a new project website at: www.mideq.org which also features a blog by Professor Harindranath: https://www.mideq.org/en/comment/migrant-technology-research-values/

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