Jane Anyango Odongo, Executive Director and Founder of the Polycom Development Project in Kibera, Kenya was able to attend our event on African Cities in early December as a participant. She was in Geneva at the time to help lead the discussions during the Women @ The Table event, Gender & Cities (http://genderandcities.strikingly.com/). In this clip, Jane tells us why it is important to talk about “women as women”, not just “women as people” in the context of the work they do in slum communities.
OpenEdition vous propose de citer ce billet de la manière suivante : DevPol Journal (14 octobre 2018). Interview | Jane Anyango Dongo comments on ‘African Cities’ Policy Debate. Consulté le 16 octobre 2024 à l’adresse https://doi.org/10.58079/njx5
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The International Development Policy journal (DevPol) strives to promote critical and constructive exchanges of ideas between academics, policy makers and practitioners around key development challenges across stakeholder communities.
This website brings together the videos of our conferences, interviews with our authors, articles tackling some of the issues surrounding international development policy, and more.
The International Development Policy journal (DevPol) strives to promote critical and constructive exchanges of ideas between academics, policy makers and practitioners around key development challenges across stakeholder communities.
This website brings together the videos of our conferences, interviews with our authors, articles tackling some of the issues surrounding international development policy, and more.
