This three-phased international project, which commenced in
Dar es Salam, has been selected as representing an ‘excellent case study’ for
the QR – GCRF. The project involved networking in Tanzania between
Bienvenu Munyerere (NGO - Burundi), Mubakilay Yannick (NGO - Democratic
Republic of the Congo), Dr Karin Cooper (University of Hull) and Madam Leah
Omari an academic colleague from the Tanzanian ‘Institute of Social Work’ who
joined us on the first networking day.
As part of this project our Congolese and Burundian partners
engaged in extensive networking within East Africa. This involved consultation
with various NGOs from a range of backgrounds including social work, health,
education and the legal profession. UK partners Dr Amanda Lee (pictured), Amina Adan and Dr
Karin Cooper, in partnership with Bienvenu Munyerere and Mubakilay Yannick,
finalised key areas of mutual interest for future research funding centred upon
rights, risk and protection in an East African context.
This three-phased international project, which commenced in
Dar es Salam, has been selected as representing an ‘excellent case study’ for
the QR – GCRF.The project involved networking in Tanzania between
Bienvenu Munyerere (NGO - Burundi), Mubakilay Yannick (NGO - Democratic
Republic of the Congo), Dr Karin Cooper (University of Hull) and Madam Leah
Omari an academic colleague from the Tanzanian ‘Institute of Social Work’ who
joined us on the first networking day.
As part of this project our Congolese and Burundian partners
engaged in extensive networking within East Africa. This involved consultation
with various NGOs from a range of backgrounds including social work, health,
education and the legal profession. UK partners Dr Amanda Lee (pictured), Amina Adan and Dr
Karin Cooper, in partnership with Bienvenu Munyerere and Mubakilay Yannick,
finalised key areas of mutual interest for future research funding centred upon
rights, risk and protection in an East African context.
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