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Addressing Non-Market Constraints For Sustained WEE - A Theory Of Change

Jun 22, 2017 | by Vincent Trousseau

This blog post originally appeared on Oxfam's Knowledge Hub Blog and we're pleased to share it here with the SEEP Community.

This blog is published as part of the 2017 WEE Global Learning Forum Blog Series.

In her opening keynote to the WEE Global Learning Forum, Prof. Naila Kabeer, Professor of Gender and Development at the Gender Institute of the London School of Economics, presented a theory of change for sustainable women's economic empowerment.

In this short interview, Prof. Naila Kabeer explains how this theory of change should address structural barriers, and provides some insights on how to translate this into a programmatic approach.

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