Members of the Solomon Islands Politics Research and Writers Network (SIPRAWN) across three faculties at the University of the South Pacific, met in Suva Fiji last week to share findings of their research projects.
The postgraduate, masters and doctoral students and members of USP faculties have carried out various research works in their areas of speciality over the years.
SIPRAWN initiator and workshop convener, Doctor Gordon Nanau says, the challenge is to provide a space where findings, conclusions and policy recommendations by Solomon Islands researchers are shared and disseminated.
