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Thursday, July 6 • 16:00 - 17:30
Increasing grassroots collaboration to tackle challenges in fast-paced cities

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This conversation will take us on a journey throughout major hubs in the world from Sao Paulo to Nairobi, through Casablanca, Beirut and Kigali. We will collectively question the challenges for cities still facing strong rural exodus, migration flows and demographic transition, therefore in huge and fast paced transformation, as well as explore the role of increased collaboration of politics with activists and changemakers collaborating in these countries.

***Faire croître la collaboration de base pour relever les défis dans les villes à rythme rapide***
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avatar for Asmaa Guedira

Speakers
avatar for Georgia Nicolau

Georgia Nicolau

Procomum Institute
Georgia Nicolau is the co-founder and co-director of the Procomum Institute. She is an activist and a researcher in the fields of culture, arts, politics and citizen innovation. Between 2013 and 2016 she was the Director of Management, Entrepreneurship and Innovation at the Brazilian... Read More →
avatar for Nanjira Sambuli

Nanjira Sambuli

Digital Equality Advocacy Manager, Web Foundation
Nanjira is a researcher, policy analyst and advocacy strategist interested in and working on understanding the unfolding impacts of ICT adoption and how those impact governance, innovation, entrepreneurship and societal culture, with a keen focus on gender implications. She is currently... Read More →
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Jon Stever

Fundador e Diretor, The Office
Jon Stever é fundador e Diretor de Gestão do The Office, um “hub de hubs” de desenvolvimento de comunidade em Kigali, Ruanda, e co-fundador do Impact Hub Kigali, um hub de inovação social cujos donos são a comunidade. Um macroeconomista, empreendedor social, escritor, artista... Read More →

Thursday July 6, 2017 16:00 - 17:30 CEST
03. Lab
  Social justice

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