Research Projects
At RIDE we support researchers, from undergraduate students to professors, to collaborate with local communities and experts on their research. If you have funding for a specific project related to East Africa, connect with RIDE to assist with the logistics of your field studies.
Research with RIDE
We offer an exceptional platform for researchers to explore the social, environmental, and scientific dimensions of East Africa. By engaging with local communities and immersing themselves in the region's diverse ecosystems, researchers can conduct field studies and contribute to ongoing research initiatives that address pressing issues. Whether studying the impacts of climate change on local communities, conducting biodiversity assessments, or examining cultural heritage preservation, our programs provide a unique opportunity to gather firsthand data and insights. Additionally, our team of local experts offers invaluable knowledge and guidance, providing researchers with access to unique resources and facilitating cross-disciplinary collaboration, enhancing the depth and quality of their research endeavors.
Working with RIDE, researchers can unlock a wealth of learning opportunities as they explore the intricate interplay between social dynamics, environmental challenges, and scientific research in East Africa. Whether partnering with local organizations, conducting surveys, or participating in data collection, these experiences foster meaningful connections and provide researchers with a nuanced perspective that enriches their work. Furthermore, the opportunity for cross-disciplinary collaboration within our programs allows researchers to draw upon a diverse range of expertise, enabling them to approach complex problems from multiple angles and generate innovative solutions. RIDE's non-credit-bearing trips empower researchers to make significant contributions to their fields while immersing themselves in the vibrant cultures and awe-inspiring landscapes of East Africa.
Important Details
Topics: Agriculture, Climate Change, Culture, Community Development, Ecology, Forestry, Tourism, Water, Wildlife Conservation and more.
Group Sizes: 1-10 researchers
Group Type: Undergraduate, Graduate, PhD
Trip Duration: 1-12 weeks
What RIDE offers you
Itinerary Development
Local Experts and Translators
Logistics Management
Risk Management Strategy
Housing & Meals Planning
Flight Coordination
In-country Transport
Pre-departure Information
Optional Group Excursions
All we need from you:
Research project & objectives
Locations of interest
Proposed dates
Services required
Curious? Send us a message.
Research Initiatives for Development Education (RIDE)
info@ride-interntional.org
+1 (714) 396-1800
1888 S. Jackson St.
Denver, CO 80210