Making sense of participation
Reconsiders participation in development by examining how people actively interpret policies and programmes through their own experiences, changing circumstances and aspirations.
The Intersection of feminism, religion and development in the discourses of ‘gender workers’ in Ghana.
Explores how feminist development practitioners in Ghana negotiate the relationships between feminism, Christian faith and gender-focused development work.
Women, gender and development in Africa.
Explores the central role of gender relations in development, examining gender ideologies, divisions of labour, unequal power relationships and approaches to gender-responsive development.
Young people and policy narratives in sub-Saharan Africa.
Both agriculture and young people are high on African development agendas. African governments, through the Comprehensive African Agricultural Development Programme, (CAADP) have agreed to commit at least ten percent of their budgets to agriculture with the goal of a six percent growth in the sector. By the end of 2010, 22 governments had prepared and […]