Data Analysis/Writing Workshop, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe.

Data Analysis/Writing Workshop, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

From 4 to 9 December 2024, the team held a Data Analysis/Writing Workshop in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. The programme focused on NVivo data analysis across the four research teams, paper development and planning for outputs, policy engagement and impact.

Attendees and facilitators were from the University of Glasgow (Dominic Pasura, Nomatter Sande, Sarah Kazira, Angela Malle), University of Zimbabwe (Ezra Chitando, Reggemore Marongedze), University of Calabar (Dodeye Williams, Ntongha Ikpi) and University of Pretoria (Bernard Matolino, Sibusisiwe Mlambo).

Workshop overview

Day 1: Opening remarks; overview of objectives and schedule

Day 2: NVivo data analysis sessions led by each university team, followed by reflections and open discussion.

Day 3: Sessions on conceptual frameworks, lived experiences and intersectionalities and transnational spaces, followed by reflections and open discussion.

Day 4: Sessions on theoretical/contextual foundations, methodological approaches, and regional case studies, reflections and open discussion.

Day 5: Sessions on future directions and policy implications, methodological reflections, project impact planning and final reflections.

Planned and ongoing outputs include journal articles, books, conference presentations, media and community engagement, policy briefings, practitioner guidelines and collaboration activities.

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PEBCOD is a development focus Non-Governmental, not for profit, and non-political organization based in Calabar, Cross River State. Registered with the Nigerian Corporate Affairs Commission, PEBCOD uses integrated approaches to facilitate peace and implement health and developmental programmes in communities.  Focus areas include reproductive health and gender, HIV/AIDS, drug and substance abuse, women/youth empowerment, and child labour/trafficking. A researcher and an academic leads the organization’s team of dedicated colleagues and volunteers that collaborate and partners with institutions and organizations in our core programs.

The engagement and partnership with the University of Glasgow on the project is inline with the mandates of the organization.

RESPONSIBLE PERSON FOR THE PARTNERSHIP: DR. (MRS.) VERONICA AKWENABUAYE UNDELIKWO

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