sef: insight
sef: insight 7|2018
"We are targeting women because they canactually influence decision-making"
Interview with Professor Jurma Aming Tikmasan
on women’s participation in peace processes
sef: insight 6|2018
"Journalists find themselves in a tight corner"Interview with Rev Geraldine Fobang
on local journalism in armed conflicts
sef: insight 5|2018
"The media have a very big role inpromoting social cohesion"
Interview with William Tayeebwa on
conventional and peace journalism
sef: insight 4|2018
"Women are underrepresented in social insurance"Interview with Raquel Tebaldi on gender considerations in social protection
sef: insight 3|2018
"Mining in Africa has not worked for its people"Interview with Nkateko Chauke on the SADC Basic Income Grant
sef: insight 2|2018
"The alternative to democracy is democracy"Interview with Professor Samir Kumar Das from India
sef: insight 1|2018
"Young people all over the world need to get political"Interview with Hajer Sharief from Libya
sef: insight 9|2017
"We need to make the SDGs more accessible"Interview with Abdihakim Ainte on SDG implementation in Somalia
sef: insight 8|2017
"Energy is fundamentally political"Interview with Tasneem Essop on decentralised renewable energy systems
sef: insight 7|2017
"Local partnerships are key"Interview with Mariam Yunusa on the importance of SDG localisation
sef: insight 6|2017
"More advocacy work needed"Interview with Cephas Lumina on the Guiding
Principles on Foreign Debt and Human Rights
sef: insight 5|2017
"Women are losing out"Interview with Ranja Sengupta on the
effects of trade and investment liberalization
sef: insight 4|2017
"Exclusion is not an event but aprocess which builds up over time"
Interview with Oury Traoré
sef: insight 3|2017
"Weaving back trust into the social fabric"Interview with Bernardo Arévalo de León
