IMPORTANCE OF THE PROJECT: Continuous investment in women and girls in Science for Inclusive Green Growth is apt and germane. Green growth is economic growth, job creation, environmental protection, sustainable use of natural resources etc. This programme is to create awareness and sentisize women and girls for equity, career leverage, inclusive participation and retention in Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Medicine (STEMM). It is targeted at women researchers, industrialist and those in academia. The purpose of the workshop is to enlighten women scientists on the importance of green growth as a collective effort and a way to accelerating equity in science. We intend to call seasoned academicians in this field to come and deliver lectures on the importance of women and girls participation in STEMM.
As a woman, a mother, researcher, scientist etc, I also observed that career advancement and ultimately global impact is often a mirage or an achievement for most women. Women Scientists in particular face the dilemma of utilizing time productively to advance their research and careers while managing the peculiarities of being a female or woman in Science. This event will make us reach out to women scientists and girls in our community.DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: One day seminar whereby talented volunteers will give lectures to inspire participants. Speakers Include Dr Adetoro Osanyinbi, Prof Taiye Fasola, Mr Mufutau Abdulrahmon and many more
As a woman, a mother, researcher, scientist etc, I also observed that career advancement and ultimately global impact is often a mirage or an achievement for most women. Women Scientists in particular face the dilemma of utilizing time productively to advance their research and careers while managing the peculiarities of being a female or woman in Science. This event will make us reach out to women scientists and girls in our community.DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: One day seminar whereby talented volunteers will give lectures to inspire participants. Speakers Include Dr Adetoro Osanyinbi, Prof Taiye Fasola, Mr Mufutau Abdulrahmon and many more
