Sizwile Khoza
Dr Sizwile Khoza is a Research Fellow in the Gender, Environment and Development cluster at SEI Asia. She joined SEI in September 2022.
Previously, she was a Postdoctoral Research Fellow and part-time Senior Lecturer at the North-West University (African Centre for Disaster Studies) in Potchefstroom, South Africa, where she earned her PhD in Disaster Risk Science. Her transdisciplinary research interests are gender, climate change adaptation, disaster risk reduction, resilience-building and sustainable development.
She holds an MSc. in Disaster Management and BSc. (Honours) in Environmental Science and Health, from the National University of Science and Technology in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe.
Organisation
Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) Asia Centre
Expertise
Gender
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Stories by Sizwile Khoza
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Gender and social equity (GSE) in water governance research in the Mekong
Gender and social equity (GSE) are essential components of SUMERNET research.
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Exploring gender mainstreaming in SUMERNET 4ALL Projects: what works and what needs work?
Integrating gender perspective in water research is critical but many challenges remain including lack of awareness and paucity of data.
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Co-learning and co-producing knowledge: How Ban Phai town in Khon Kaen province developed a flood management plan
How a town in northeast Thailand developed a flood risk management plan with the close participation of the local community.
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