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Location: SH680 1161
Date: Thursday, 13/June/2024
8:30am
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10:00am
2.1.1 Development actors in their own right? Canadian CSOs and their relationship with the Canadian government
Location: SH680 1161
 

Chair(s): Stephen Brown (University of Ottawa, Canada)

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

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Denis Côté
AQOCI

 

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Heather Dicks1, Andrea Paras2
1Memorial, 2Guelph

 

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David Black
Dalhousie

 

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John Cameron1, Heather Dicks2, Liam Swiss3
1Dalhousie, 2Memorial, 3Acadia

 

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Karen Spring, Susan Spronk
Ottawa

10:30am
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12:00pm
2.2.1: Overlapping crises in Sub-Saharan Africa
Location: SH680 1161
 

Building resilient food security in response to overlapping crises in Sub-Saharan Africa using a nexus approach

Cynthia Neudoerffer1, Stefan Epp-Koop1, Florence Nduku1, Maria Tendai Dendre2

1: Canadian Foodgrains Bank, Canada; 2: Zimbabwe Council of Churches, Zimbabwe



Insecurity and care amidst climate change and conflict: a focus on the Lake Chad region

Gabrielle Daoust

University of Northern British Columbia, Canada



From farmer-herder conflict to banditry crisis: A study of north-central Nigeria

Plangshak Musa Suchi

University of Jos, Nigeria



Including young people in dialogues in times of crisis: An agentic way to look at Mali’s conflict differently.

Kattie Lussier1, Claudia Mitchell2

1: PREAM project; 2: McGill University

1:30pm
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3:00pm
2.3.1: Economic perspectives, financial assistance, and financial injustices
Location: SH680 1161
 

Economic Challenges in Mid- and Low-Income Countries: A Comprehensive Analysis of Economic Insecurity, Sovereign Debt Crisis, Unemployment, and Inflation

Samuel Anobaah Awuku

Nexia Debrah & Co., Ghana



Industrial Pollution and Health Issues among Rural Citizens: Does Injustice in Financial Assistance Matter?

Fazal Ur Rehman

University of Pardubice, Czech Republic



THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MONITORING AND EVALUATION PRACTICES IN PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE VILLAGE SAVINGS AND LOANS ASSOCIATION (VSLA) IN NORTHERN GHANA.

Labaran Murtala Gariba1, Mohammed Ibrahim Gariba2, Fazal Ur Rehman2, Solomon Gyamfi2, Grace Addo- Donkoh2, Saadatu Mohammed2

1: University for Development Studies, Ghana; 2: University of Pardubice, Czech Republic



Home Grown Solutions for Sustaining Shared Futures: Narratives from Rwanda

Jos Chathukulam

Centre for Rural Management (CRM), Kottayam, Kerala, India

Date: Friday, 14/June/2024
8:30am
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10:00am
3.1.1: Dissecting policy: what is working, what is not?
Location: SH680 1161
 

Using Research for Building and Disseminating Evidence for Advocacy and Policy Adaptation

Linda Jane Liutkus

Plan International Canada, Canada



Investment Promotion and Governance in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Cross-Sectional Policy Analysis

Steffi Hamann

York University, Canada



Invisible and precarious: A scoping review of gender-based violence in agricultural streams of Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program

Silvia Leonor Sarapura, Regan Zink, Margarita Fontecha, Nicole Cupolo, Charlotte Potter

University of Guelph, Canada



Quand les obstacles structurel et culturel fragilisent les droits sociaux en Haïti. Étude de la stratégie nationale d’aide sociale de 2010 à 2025.

Jean Clarck Marc Charles

UNIVERSITE OTTAWA, Canada

10:30am
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12:00pm
3.2.1: Epistemic (in)justice
Location: SH680 1161
 

Epistemic Justice and the Knowledge Commons

Chair(s): Prachi Srivastava (Western University, Canada)

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Reconceptualizing violence in international and comparative education: revisiting Galtung’s framework

Julia Paulson1, Leon Tikly2
1University of Saskatchewan, 2Bristol University

 

Why is epistemic humility for epistemic justice provocative? A reflexive assessment

Prachi Srivastava
Western University

 

Re-storying the university: reclaiming epistemic justice through liminal spaces of unlearning

Katherine Blouin1, Girish Daswani2
1University of Toronto Scarborough, 2University of Toronto Scarborogh

 

Reimagining knowledge mobilization: Confronting epistemic (in)justice and our carbon-constrained futures

Blane Harvey, Ying-Syuan Huang
McGill University

1:30pm
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3:00pm
3.3.1: Ecological perspectives: water system governance, weather preparedness and 'the feminization' of agriculture
Location: SH680 1161
 

Examining the ‘feminization of agriculture’ among small-scale farming households living in complex socio-ecological systems in San Marcos, Guatemala

Emily Kocsis, Joshua Garcia-Barrios, Warren Dodd

University of Waterloo, School of Public Health Sciences



Perspectives of local water system governance and health among various stakeholders in a Western Highland community of Guatemala

Joshua Garcia-Barrios, Emily Kocsis, Brian Laird, Warren Dodd

Univeristy of Waterloo, School of Public Health Sciences



Examining extreme weather event preparedness, response, and recovery among community health workers in Negros Oriental, Philippines: A qualitative study

Bridget Beggs1, Lincoln Lau2,3, Laura Jane Brubacher1, Warren Dodd1

1: University of Waterloo, Canada; 2: University of Toronto, Canada; 3: International Care Ministries, Philippines



Examining Implementer Experiences to Inform Scale-up of a Community Health Worker Program in the Philippines

Warren Dodd1, Laura Jane Brubacher1, Lincoln Lau2

1: University of Waterloo, Canada; 2: International Care Ministries, Philippines

3:30pm
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5:00pm
3.4.1: Sustainable Development Goals; Refugee livelihoods through education
Location: SH680 1161
 

Building sustainable and decent refugee livelihoods through education? Interplay between policies and realities of five refugee groups in Global South

Preeti Dagar

University of Glasgow, United Kingdom



Decentring the Sustainable Development Goals: Alternatives to reimagining desired shared futures.

Loretta Baidoo1, Kent Williams2, Alexander Davis3

1: St. Mary's University, Canada; 2: Acadia University; 3: Mount Saint Vincent University



ANALYZING THE IMPACT OF THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS ON POVERTY, GENDER EQUALITY, AND CLIMATE CHANGE IN RURAL AFRICAN HOUSEHOLDS (2017-2022)

Yusuf Adebowale

Brandon University, Canada


 
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