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Rosalynn Gichimo |
Rosalynn has been with the World
Agroforestry Centre periodically
from January 2000, begining as a
student on attachment.
She has since served as
an Administrative Assistant and
then as a Research Assistant.
As a student on
attachment, she undertook a
literature review and produced a
report for the collective action
project (funded by IFPRI under
the CAPRi Programme) in Central
Kenya that sought to answer
questions on the internal and
external aspects of Collective
Action.
Rosalynn is currently a
project assistant for a DFID
funded study that is focusing on
the “Voices of the Livestock
Poor Keepers in the Lake
Victoria Basin”.
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Rosalynn holds a Honors Bachelor
of Arts degree in Sociology from Egerton University, Kenya and is
currently pursuing a Master of
Arts in Rural Sociology and
Community Development at the
University of Nairobi.
Research interest:
Institutional
arrangements of societies,
development aspects of rural
societies, case studies,
evolution of farming systems,
collective action and property
rights.
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