Gender, development and climate change 20 years on
Thinking about gender, development and climate change 20 years on at the time of COP27
Read moreDr Rachel Masika is a multidisciplinary
social scientist consulting and researching international development, higher education and leadership development. She has consulted for the UN, UNDP, Commonwealth
Telecommunications Organisation, Panos, Oxfam, Action Aid and the governments of India
and the US. Rachel was a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Learning and Teaching at the University of Brighton. She holds a BA (Hons)
Political Science and French, an MSc (Econ) Development Studies and a PhD in
Development Studies. She has taught on Business Management programmes at the
Sussex Business School and gender and international development programmes for the
School of Global Studies, Sussex University and Birkbeck College, University of
London. She has guest lectured for the Development Planning Unit at University
College London (UCL) for the past five years. Previously, she was a researcher at the
Institute of Development Studies (IDS), after working in international development
NGOs, corporates and promoting corporate social responsibility to, and
brokering education business partnerships for, corporates at Business in the Community (BITC). Rachel is a co-founder of Women in Nigerian Higher Education (WinHE) and a member of the UK Gender and Development Network (GADN).
Thinking about gender, development and climate change 20 years on at the time of COP27
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