PROSPER Steering Committee Reviews Progress as Project Enters Implementation Phase

The PROSPER Project Steering Committee has reviewed the progress of the project as it enters a critical implementation phase. The committee, comprising representatives from all five partner institutions, convened to assess delivery against project milestones and to provide strategic direction for the next period of activity. The Steering Committee reviewed reports from each work package, including the capacity-building workshops completed by OUK and the University of Eldoret in early 2026, and validated the selection of Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) as the primary mechanism for virtual mobility. The Committee also confirmed timelines for upcoming activities and discussed strategies for sustaining project outcomes beyond the funded period. The PROSPER Project — Promoting Opportunities and Strengthening Partnerships for Enhanced Internationalisation between Europe and Kenya — runs from 2025 to 2028 and is co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union. Its overarching objective is to build a culture of internationalisation within Kenyan higher education institutions through digital innovation, strategic partnerships and capacity building.