Annet Abenakyo Mulema

Researcher passionate about gender and social inclusion, a mentor and special. An advocate of girl education.

[AWARD Fellowships @AWARDFellowship]

Women’s centrality to Africa’s agrifood systems cannot be overemphasized. Yet, persistent gender gaps continue to limit their potential.

@Dorinebolo, our Senior Manager, Communications and Strategic Engagement, outlines steps toward making agrifood systems more equitable.

Read more via @FAO: https://t.co/RarKIciDqg

#GenderinAg

[Annet Abenakyo Mulema @AAbenakyo]

@tobias_j15 @southwestern_s @TShelley87 @GiantsOfAfrica Keep up the spirit

[Annet Abenakyo Mulema @AAbenakyo]

@kathryntoure I can't agree more. Congrats.

[Annet Abenakyo Mulema @AAbenakyo]

I am excited to be part of the #Big5Construct Kenya for indepth talks that drive solutions. Why should we embrace #technology in #Construction - BIM, digital twins, and cloud based collaboration. How about panning construction for #Sustainability? Khahyo Makoba shares insight.

[UON WEE HUB @wee_hub]

Happening Now! Commemoration of the International Day of Care and SUpport Wokshop themed from Insights yo Impact ; Transforming Care and Support for All through Research and Evidence, bringing together key stakeholders in the care ecosystem to promote impactful partnerships

[Annet Abenakyo Mulema @AAbenakyo]

I was so privileged to be part of this provocative session. Congrats to the @wee_hub for pulling off such an informative session.

[UON WEE HUB @wee_hub]

We have all been on both sides of care, receiving it and giving it. Today we care and Support,Tomorrow we all thrive. Research projects that by 2045 in Kenya, the population aged 65 plus will have trippled. #InternationalDayofCareandSupport2025 #WomenEmpowerment @uonbi

[UON WEE HUB @wee_hub]

We have all been on both sides of care, receiving it and giving it. Today we care and Support,Tomorrow we all thrive. Research projects that by 2045 in Kenya, the population aged 65 plus will have trippled. #InternationalDayofCareandSupport2025 #WomenEmpowerment @uonbi

[Annet Abenakyo Mulema @AAbenakyo]

@corsuhospital @fireworksAdUg It's great to know. This speaks volumes about the leadership, the calibre of people hired, how they are renumeration culture, etc. I am proud of my sister, an associate of @corsuhospital. Keep up the spirit.

[CoRSU @corsuhospital]

A walk through CoRSU Rehabilitation Hospital is a walk through hope!
Every room, every ward speaks of determination, healing, and second chances.

#CoRSUWalk2025 #Happeningnow #LAUNCH

[Emily kabuye @EmilyKabuye]

At the a.k.a mighty school⁦@IgangaSS⁩ our girls are making re-usable sanitary pads to give out to the disadvantaged girls in surrounding communities. Thank our HM and prefecture ⁦@igassosa⁩ ⁦⁦@WereJuliet⁩ ⁦@RCkasangati⁩

[Annet Abenakyo Mulema @AAbenakyo]

Thrilled to share that I just spoke at IAFFE 2025 33rd Annual Conference! Big thanks to the organizers and everyone who joined the session.🌟 Your presence made it special!

#IAFFE2025 - via #Whova event app
https://t.co/3aYmf39eDw

[Annet Abenakyo Mulema @AAbenakyo]

#Solidarity is an engine for change, but we don't have the tools to make it work effectively. A panel of great experts is speaking about Solidarity in real-time: where do we go next @IAFFE @IDRC_ESARO
@GrOW4Women
#iaffe2025

[Annet Abenakyo Mulema @AAbenakyo]

Why are women underrepresented in East Africa’s labour markets?

Tomorrow at #IAFFE2025, I’ll share what our research reveals:
✅ Training alone isn’t enough
✅ Agency fuels success
✅ Policies matter but need scale
📍3:30PM | Room 903 | UMass Amherst
@GrOW4Women @IDRC_ESARO

[Annet Abenakyo Mulema @AAbenakyo]

I will give a talk at IAFFE 2025 33rd Annual Conference on Closing the Gender Gaps in East African Labour Markets: An Evidence Synthesis. Hoping for a great turnout! #IAFFE2025 - via #Whova event app

[Annet Abenakyo Mulema @AAbenakyo]

@TGESA @aatfafrica @ACAT_Africa Bravo.

[Annet Abenakyo Mulema @AAbenakyo]

2025 Nairobi Evidence Week https://t.co/WRwLmj4G0n

[CGIAR GENDER @CGIARgender]

What role could innovative, gender-transformative interventions and multidimensional programs play in overcoming structural barriers to gender equality in agrifood systems, particularly amid climate change?

Join this #CGIARScienceWeek event: https://t.co/bQiIdbqhYN @CGIAR

[CGIAR GENDER @CGIARgender]

“African agrifood systems depend on women. 11% higher than the global average.” - Susan Kaaria @AWARDFellowship Director says giving some highlights in the report.

#CGIARScienceWeek @CGIAR