SA-TIED Young Scholars poster session
Participants in the SA-TIED Young Scholars programme will present their research topics during a poster session and reception at the Sheraton Pretoria Hotel. The event and reception follows the SA-TIED Panel Discussion, Towards an inclusive economy, held in the morning.
The Young Scholars programme is open to southern Africa's Master's-level students working on the research component of their degree. The programme aims to expose students to the research currently conducted in government, introduce them to work in public service, and receive constructive feedback on their research from top academics and government officials in their respective research fields.
As an integral part of this capacity building initiative, the students will present their research to the public at a poster session. The list of presenters and topics are given below. During the poster session, the author of each poster will stand by their poster and be available to answer questions and discuss their study. Presentations will be informal in nature and you are welcome to walk around and familiarize yourself with the topics.
YOUNG SCHOLAR | RESEARCH TITLE |
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Bianca de Magalhaes | The Impact of Rural-Urban Migration on the Health of Migrants in South Africa |
Bongani Chiliza | South African Bank Regulation: Basel III, Default Risk and Contagion |
Casey Delport | Food and Nutrition Policy in South Africa: The National Vision, Policy Space and Policy Alignment |
Jamie McGraw | Measuring the Efficiency Effect of Integration in the South African Development Community |
John Verner | Do Internal Conflicts Impede Shifts to Manufacturing and Technology Transfer? |
Joseph Leshasha Mawasha | An Assessment of South Africa’s Non-Genetically Modified Maize Export |
Lisa-Cheree Martin | Machine Learning vs Traditional Techniques Forecasting South African GDP |
Lucinda Nosizo Dlamini | An Analysis of Factors Influencing the Commercialization of Women Maize Famers in Swaziland |
Maleshoane Majara | Determinants of Intra-East African Community (EAC) Trade |
Panashe Mazungunye | Industrialisation for Economic Transformation: Economy-wide Impacts of Agro-processing Development in Tanzania |
Pieter Scribante | The Political Economy of International Economic Integration and Conflict |
Rebecca Selkirk | TIMSS-N 2015: An Analysis of South African Mathematics Performance |
Samaa Zien | The Effect of Language on Labour Market Success for Immigrants and Citizens in South Africa |
Sechaba Mokobane | An Application of the Boone Indicator to the South African Banking Sector |
Thabile Nkunjana | Urban agriculture and unemployment |