Senorina Wendoh

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Maggie Opondo

University of Nairobi

Catherine Dolan

SOAS University of London

Megan Sterne

James Kathuri

University of Nairobi

Rashmi Sadan

Markman Ellis

Queen Mary University of London

Tina Wallace

Deakin University

Ada Adeghe

Gaele Sobott‐Mogwe

University of Hull

Nigel Rigby

Marymount University

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Gender and employment: Participatory social auditing in Kenya

Routledge eBooks (2007)

Maggie Opondo Catherine Dolan Senorina Wendoh James Kathuri

Satisfying the ever-demanding tastes of global consumers has led supermarkets and department stores to source products from farms and factories scattered across the globe. Today global supply chains carrying fresh products (such as cut flowers and fresh vegetables) and processed ones (such as garments and tea) are a defining characteristic of production spaces, particularly in countries in the majority world where such chains provide important opportunities and where certain sectors (eg tea in kenya) have benefited from integration in global supply chains that link European consumers with majority world workers and farmers. These sectors are not only the leading foreign exchange earners but also provide substantial employment opportunities for the millions of people.

10.4324/9780203933671-22

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Re-thinking gender mainstreaming in African NGOs and communities

Gender & Development (2005)

Senorina Wendoh Tina Wallace

Abstract This article examines research on gender mainstreaming initiatives, undertaken by a sample of localNGOs in four African countries. This research explores where resistance to gender equality comes fromin some African organisations and communities. It shows that for gender mainstreaming processes tobe effective they need to address the complex realities of people, and be sensitive to the values ofcommunities in their implementation. The more successful gender mainstreaming initiatives haveworked with local people's beliefs and realities, and allowed sufficient time for attitudinal change in bothlocal people and NGO staff.

Gender Mainstreaming

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Wasafiri (1995)

Alison Donnell Markman Ellis Nigel Rigby Ada Adeghe Gaele Sobott‐Mogwe

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Silence

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Old Wine in New Skins: A Marshall Plan for Africa?

Antipode (2006)

Maggie Opondo Senorina Wendoh

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Hypocrisy

10.1111/j.1467-8330.2006.00471.x

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