In September 2014, this research group had inception workshops in Nairobi and Addis Abeba. Discussions in both meetings explored the relationships between economic empowerment and for example informal networks of sex workers. By looking at everyday practices of sex workers, this project will come up with interventions for sex workers developed from the bottom-up. A narrative of the Kenyan discussion can be found here.
Plastic waste recycling presents an opportunity to create sustainable jobs while benefiting the environment. But the question remains, how can stakeholders contribute to a conducive waste recycling ecosystem, unlocking its green job potential among Africa’s youth? We are excited to present an infographic showcasing the pathways and recommendations for Green & Decent Jobs for Youth in Africa.
We are proud to share the newly released conference report, from INCLUDE’s online event ‘Building…
Read about the most important recommendations that emerged during the wrap up of the INCLUDE conference ‘Building forward more inclusively’ on 16 June 2021.
The summary of a session during INCLUDE annual conference which discussed how APDs engaged with policy makers to ensure that the policies and administrative actions taken were informed by evidence and local priorities.
The APD on 'Education reforms in Kenya', assesses the extent to which the current education reforms address inclusion and equity in education. In this post you can read a summary of the work emerging from this APD.