Kiza Magendane
Kiza Magendane is a writer and political scientist with a special interest in African politics, migration and identity. He is passionate about connecting people and organisations to find solutions for shared challenges. He studied political science in Amsterdam and Antwerp, holding a master degree in that field. Kiza is working as a freelance writer and policy entrepreneur.
The tool ‘Data advocacy with conflict-affected communities’, develops a framework that organizations can use for evidence-led advocacy to connect local perspectives in conflict-affected settings to multiple levels of policy-making.
access_time 3 - 8 min
8 December, 2020
label_outline Peace & Security
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How can evidence-led advocacy be organized with conflict-affected communities, and what role can I/NGOs play in helping to bring these local(ized) advocacy priorities to policy…
26 November, 2020
label_outline News
Short-read on the triad relationship between cash transfer programming, food security and fragile settings.
28 September, 2020
label_outline Cash Transfers for Food Security
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While people often like to believe otherwise, the international development community is not immune to racism. Dismantling the blind spots in international development.
access_time 10 - 12 min
24 September, 2020
label_outline Development Policy
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