Strengthening the connection between knowledge and practice.
About CAST
CAST is a systems-focused institution working at the intersection of knowledge, learning, and implementation.
We focus on how knowledge is translated into practical capability and measurable outcomes.
Our Origin
CAST emerged from the recognition that knowledge alone is not sufficient to produce meaningful outcomes.
Across education and institutional systems, there is often a gap between knowledge generation and real-world application.
This gap led to the development of CAST as an institution focused on systems translation.
Our Identity
CAST is an applied systems institution.
We design frameworks and approaches that strengthen the connection between knowledge, institutions, and practical participation.
Looking Ahead
CAST continues to develop frameworks and implementation approaches focused on education systems, knowledge translation, and capability development.
Founder
Eunice Adomah Gyimah
Founder & Executive Director
Eunice Adomah Gyimah is the Founder and Executive Director of CAST (Center for Applied Systems Translation), a systems-focused institution dedicated to translating knowledge into capability, participation, and measurable outcomes.
Her work focuses on educational relevance, knowledge translation, contextual learning, and systems innovation. She developed the National Strategic Literacy Initiative (NSLI), CAST's flagship framework focused on strengthening the connection between academic knowledge and economic participation.