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Empowering Poor Women at the Base of the Pyramid?
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A provocative article from Rosalind Eyben on funding for women’s rights
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Business case for international food companies
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Researching Women's Collective Action
Conducting research to gather evidence on how women smallholders' collective action in markets across a range of agricultural sub-sectors in Ethiopia, Mali and Tanzania improve their incomes, strenghten their assets and increase empowerment.See More
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Researching Women's Collective Action
Conducting research to gather evidence on how women smallholders' collective action in markets across a range of agricultural sub-sectors in Ethiopia, Mali and Tanzania improve their incomes, strenghten their assets and increase empowerment.See More
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Highlights of findings on women's collective action in agricultural markets
Development practitioners frequently ask: When promoting women in markets, should we work with women-only groups or mixed (women and men) groups? Latest research findings from the Researching Women's Collective Action project indicate: Asking the question ‘which type of group works better for women?’…See More
anuj jain joined Claudia Canepa's group
Researching Women's Collective Action
Conducting research to gather evidence on how women smallholders' collective action in markets across a range of agricultural sub-sectors in Ethiopia, Mali and Tanzania improve their incomes, strenghten their assets and increase empowerment.See More
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Claudia Canepa left a comment for Nina King
"Welcome to GST, Nina! When you get a chance, could you upload your photo? It will make it easier for people to find you.
Thanks!
Claudia
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Kimberly Michelle Everett might attend Claudia Canepa's event
Webinars on Tools for Analysing Collective Action in Agricultural Markets at Online (time zone is GMT)
August 23, 2011 to September 20, 2011
Oxfam GB is collaborating with Care USA and Coady Institute to organise a series of webinars (online seminars) to bring together the thinking of a community of researchers and practitioners working on women's collective action (WCA).The purpose of these webinars is to enable different organisations working on issues related to WCA to share their findings/experience with one another, and identify overarching issues, current gaps in knowledge, and synergy and/or opportunities for future research…See More
Haven D Ley joined Claudia Canepa's group
Researching Women's Collective Action
Conducting research to gather evidence on how women smallholders' collective action in markets across a range of agricultural sub-sectors in Ethiopia, Mali and Tanzania improve their incomes, strenghten their assets and increase empowerment.See More
Claire Rowland is attending Claudia Canepa's event
Webinars on Tools for Analysing Collective Action in Agricultural Markets at Online (time zone is GMT)
August 23, 2011 to September 20, 2011
Oxfam GB is collaborating with Care USA and Coady Institute to organise a series of webinars (online seminars) to bring together the thinking of a community of researchers and practitioners working on women's collective action (WCA).The purpose of these webinars is to enable different organisations working on issues related to WCA to share their findings/experience with one another, and identify overarching issues, current gaps in knowledge, and synergy and/or opportunities for future research…See More
Claudia Canepa updated an event
WCA Webinar 1 - Tools for Analysing Collective Action at Online (time zone is GMT)
August 23, 2011 from 12pm to 1:30pm
Oxfam GB is collaborating with Care USA and Coady Institute to organise a series of webinars (online seminars) to bring together the thinking of a community of researchers and practitioners working on women's collective action (WCA).The purpose of these webinars is to enable different organisations working on issues related to WCA to share their findings/experience with one another, and identify overarching issues, current gaps in knowledge, and synergy and/or opportunities for future research…See More
Profile Information
- Job title
- Learning and Communications Coordinator, Women and Agriculture
- Organisation name
- Oxfam GB
- Areas of expertise
- Organisational Learning, Online Facilitation, Social Web/Web 2.0, Collaborative Technologies, Communities of Practice, Knowledge Capture
As part of my role, I oversea the Grow. Sell. Thrive. community and provide support to those who are faciliating learning related to WEL in their own projects, countries and regions!
- Skype ID
- claudia.canepa
- Languages spoken
- English, Spanish, French (un petit peu)
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 7:54 on February 11, 2011,
Rahel Tessema said… Thank you Claudia for the warm welcome.
I will put my foto as you suggest.
Thanks,
- At 12:39 on February 8, 2011,
Bernadette Okello-Owino said… - Thanks Claudia...it was long overdue. it has a lot of interesting information. So you will "see" me here alot. Will remember to add my photo..
- At 10:29 on November 27, 2010,
Md. Faisal Islam said… - It is glad to know about you. I am working for the organization named Padma Research & Development Organization. Padma is a social development organization based in the south west region of Bangladesh which provides access to agricultural and market information through an ICT-enabled knowledge brokering system for marginalized farming communities especially women to improve their livelihoods. The system provides knowledge and global best-practice to rural entrepreneurs in an easy-to-understand local language format, assisting farming communities to manage their resources in a sustainable way. As a result, farmers at the grassroots level are able to form links with national and global expertise while emphasizing local development needs.
Claudia Canepa's Blog
Locating Women’s Livelihoods in the Human Rights Framework
A new discussion paper, Locating Women’s Livelihoods in the Human Rights Framework, explores the linkages between the right to livelihood and the right to food from a woman’s…
ContinuePosted on April 4, 2012 at 18:00
Women’s Productive Resources: Realising the Right to Food for All
Women’s Productive Resources: Realising the Right to Food for All was a one day round-table with Olivier De Schutter, the UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food. The event was organised by PWESCR in…
ContinuePosted on April 4, 2012 at 17:30
Highlights of findings on women's collective action in agricultural markets
Development practitioners frequently ask: When promoting women in markets, should we work with women-only groups or mixed (women and men) groups?
Latest research findings from the Researching Women's Collective Action project indicate:
- Asking…
Posted on December 1, 2011 at 11:30
Video on Gender Justice launched!
I want to bring to your attention an exciting opportunity to learn more about what gender justice means, and how Oxfam's work, particularly in livelihoods, can help to…
ContinuePosted on February 2, 2011 at 12:00
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