Lecturer|Researcher, University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM),
Natural Resource Governance| Forests| Gender & Everyday life| Livelihoods| Feminist Political Ecology
PACSMAC team’s main field work started in mid-January! Our team is working hard to collect field-level data in the selected villages in #Tanzania and #Ethiopia to further explore the paradoxes of climate-smart #coffee.
Once you’ve built a good relationship with the Almighty, you’ll always be filled with hope and confidence. You’ll always have good thoughts about Him. You’ll begin to realize that He is greater than any situation you will ever encounter.
This morning, I welcomed President Samia Suluhu Hassan of Tanzania in my Ceremonial Office. We discussed strengthening democracy, economic investments, and global health. Our administration is committed to strengthening ties with Tanzania and countries across Africa.
We have a new paper our on #legitimacy in #sustainability initiatives in #tanzania, out in EJDR. “they have struggled to manage legitimacy and have been providing training on conservation rather than facilitating alternative livelihood activities” https://t.co/By5KYt6cOb
Women are particularly vulnerable to the effects of #climatechange due to social, economic, cultural, educational & health inequalities.
Different experiences = Different solutions
#women#environment
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"Participation Improves Collective Decisions (When It Involves Deliberation): Experimental Evidence From Kenya" by @TaraGrillos compares different modes of participation in decisions, shows that use of deliberation (not just voting) gives best outcomes. https://t.co/8sZGOYvhLW