KNUST Technology Consultancy Centre-UNESCO C2C

The Centre, which is one of the five centres in the world, will train a new generation of African engineers and technology researchers, especially women. This agreement thus makes KNUST the first University in Africa to host this important Centre of Innovation in Engineering and Technology.
The UNESCO Category II Centre in KNUST will champion the regional main concerns and the priorities of the African Union Agenda, Vision 2063 and the framework of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and its SDGs by making available knowledge and information on scientific research and linking it to the policy on engineering innovations, manufacturing, and technology transfer.
The Centre shall undertake collaborative research to develop and transfer innovative engineering solutions and manufacturing technology for the sustainable development of the West Africa Sub-region.