Open Innovation for Indigenous Entrepreneurship in Arts and Crafts in Rwanda and Kenya
Channel: Afrinnovation
Date: 2017-02-01

Open African Innovation Research (AIR) is a unique collaborative network of researchers including several case study researchers such as Marisella Ouma. In this video, Ouma explains her research into how indigenous persons and communities in Kenya and Rwanda start businesses and how they protect the traditional knowledge that their businesses rely on.

For more information on her research, please see: http://www.openair.org.za/case-studies/open-innovation-for-indigenous-entrepreneurship-in-arts-crafts/
For more information on all our case studies, please see: http://www.openair.org.za/case-studies/

Thanks to generous funding by SSHRC, IDRC, and DFID. Video produced in cooperation with Go Trolley.

Producers: Chris Armstrong & Victoria Schorr
Executive Producer: Jeremy de Beer
Directors: Chris Armstrong & Jo Higgs
Videographer: Jo Higgs
Editor: Mike Shepherd
Production Assistants: Candide Uyanze, Sileshi Hirko, Jeremy Baarbé, Adam Soliman