PUBLICATIONS AND ACHIEVEMENTS 2008. “Lagos, Nigeria: Sustainable energy technologies for an emerging African megacity” In: Peter Droege (ed.) Urban Energy Transition, Amsterdam et al: Elsevier 2006. Physical Resource inventory: Inferential and Remote sensing Approaches-a book written by Richard Ingwe (with contributions by A. I. Afangideh of the University of Calabar) and published by CRADLE in March 2006. 2007. Bachelor of Science Degree Course in Geo-spatial Information Science:  Report of design-planning consulting submitted to the Department of Geography and Regional Planning, University of Calabar, Nigeria, July. 2004-2005: Two reports (i) Full Report and (ii) Executive Summary on "Renewable Energy Research and Development: Obudu Ranch Plateau Case Study". These reports informed the creation of the Calabar International  Declaration-a strategy for promoting renewable energy policy for developing nations released during the international conference on realizing renewable energies in Nigeria, 21-27 November 2004  (www.onesky.ca). CRADLE was instrumental to the founding of the Council for Renewable Energy in Nigeria (CREN): www.renewablenigeria.org  RECENT WORK Productivity measurement and productivity improvement. In March 2008, CRADLE Associate Mrs. J. E. Otu, Ph.D., with assistance from CRADLE, delivered an invited paper entitled: “Productivity measurement and productivity improvement in Nigeria” at a symposium organized by the National Productivity Centre at the Federal Secretariat in Calabar, Nigeria. Mrs. Otu’s paper which was hailed as a brilliant analysis of obstacles to productivity growth and compass towards new (social, economic and political) directions for increasing productivity promises to stimulate new programmes in this sub-field in Nigeria. Improvement of organizational effectiveness. In February, CRADLE’s Executive Director was invited by the Management Development Institute in Calabar to lecture the institute’s senior staff on new strategies for improving organizational effectiveness through envisioning, identification and strengthening of mission and concepts.