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Susan Akoya

  • BSc Environmental Science
  • MA Gender and Development 

Susan is a Research Associate at Mind the Gap. She is an environmental scientist with a BSc from Kisii University and an MA from Egerton University, Kenya. She is also a teacher of Swahili and Luhya. Since 2023 Susan has served as a trustee with the Machars and Cree Valley Climate Action Network (Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland). Her main work areas are: 

  • Practical and policy support to address sexual and gender-based violence 
  • Gendered aspects of conflict management and peace building 
  • Gender, natural resources management and environment 
  • Cross cultural communications and language 

Susan’s research and practical work is currently focussed on three projects: 

  1. Gendered aspects of environmental justice: The social, psychological and environmental issues facing disadvantaged women and girls who subsist by scavenging a livelihood on municipal dumpsites. These people face formidable challenges, including pervasive sexual and physical violence alongside harmful environmental pollution. 
  2. Climate action, soil health and sustainable agriculture:Susan is supporting “climate conversations” – a dialogue between farmers in Likia community in Kenya’s Rift Valley and communities in SW Scotland. 
  3. Peace and conflict resolution in relation to water management: Working alongside colleagues from Egerton University and Oslo New University College on the Rongai and Molo river catchment areas.

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