Webinar: Women in Waste Management: An Opportunity
USAID’s E3/Urban Team invites you to join us for an online panel discussion on January 17 to discuss women’s role in waste management.
Women in Asia play a central role in environmental management, yet their work in the sector is often unpaid or underpaid.
This Urban-Links webinar will discuss:
- Key constraints for women’s empowerment and job creation in the solid waste management sector;
- What models work and how do we know they work. What metrics are NGO’s and donors using to measure the empowerment of women in the solid waste management sector;
- How can grant-making under the USAID-funded Municipal Waste Recycling Program empower women in the sector.
Moderators
- Clare Romanik, Senior Urban Specialist with USAID’s Office of Land and Urban
- Marianne Carliez Gillet, Director of Global Program Management for the Development Innovations Group
Panelists
- Ly Nguyen, Founder and Director of the Center for Environment and Community Research in Vietnam
- Dr. Vella Atizenza, Assistant Professor at the College of Public Affairs and Development, University of the Philippines at Los Banos
Webinar Information
- When: Wednesday, January 17, 2018, 9:00-10:00 a.m. EST
- Register
- Learn more about the moderators and panelists here
As this even has been expire now but really I have an interest in this discussion. Waste management is concern about all world not an single person. Actually we all have responsibility to cleaning our offices home so that our surrounding remain clean.
Hello! Are there any documents or notes from this webinar? It would be great to hear more about these found constraints and opportunities! Or other online resources, any more information appreciated.