How Women & Girls Are at Risk.<br />
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In this episode, our season 2 podcast host, Niven Reddy, talks to Sarah Onuoha (Program and Logistics Officer for SRADeV in Nigeria), Benson Dotun Fasanya (Executive Director for CFEW in Nigeria), and Semia Gharbi (Chairperson for AEEFG in Tunisia) about Plastic Pollution as a Gender Issue and How Women & Girls Are at Risk. <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ZeroWasteAfrica">Africa for Zero Waste Facebook</a> · <a href="https://www.instagram.com/africaforzerowaste/">Follow Africa for Zero Waste on Instagram</a>

How Women & Girls Are at Risk. In this episode, our season 2 podcast host, Niven Reddy, talks to Sarah Onuoha (Program and Logistics Officer for SRADeV in Nigeria), Benson Dotun Fasanya (Executive Director for CFEW in Nigeria), and Semia Gharbi (Chairperson for AEEFG in Tunisia) about Plastic Pollution as a Gender Issue and How Women & Girls Are at Risk. Africa for Zero Waste Facebook · Follow Africa for Zero Waste on Instagram

How Women &amp; Girls Are at Risk.<br>
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In this episode, our season 2 podcast host, Niven Reddy, talks to Sarah Onuoha (Program and Logistics Officer for SRADeV in Nigeria), Benson Dotun Fasanya (Executive Director for CFEW in Nigeria), and Semia Gharbi (Chairperson for AEEFG in Tunisia) about Plastic Pollution as a Gender Issue and How Women &amp; Girls Are at Risk. <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ZeroWasteAfrica" rel="noopener noreferrer">Africa for Zero Waste Facebook</a> · <a href="https://www.instagram.com/africaforzerowaste/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Follow Africa for Zero Waste on Instagram</a>

Plastic Pollution as a Gender Issue

Fresh perspectives on zero waste within the African context.

Zero waste is often seen as exclusively for the affluent eco-conscious individuals of high-income countries but with successful implementation, a zero waste system can truly embrace traditional knowledge and existing practices of preservation in Africa.

Tune in as we discover the world of zero waste, the organisations championing this system of waste management in Africa, as well as delving into the environmental issues threatening our people and planet.

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Fresh perspectives on zero waste within the African context. Zero waste is often seen as exclusively for the affluent eco-conscious individuals of high-income countries but with successful implementation, a zero waste system can truly embrace traditional knowledge and existing practices of preservation in Africa. Tune in as we discover the world of zero waste, the organisations championing this system of waste management in Africa, as well as delving into the environmental issues threatening our people and planet.

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