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Hannah Jayne Robinson Doctoral Researcher

University of Leeds, UK, United Kingdom


Hannah is a Queer feminist researcher, and has just completed her PhD on gender and sanitation. Her research focuses on intersections between infrastructure and identity, understanding how gender and perceptions of identity influence accessibility of services.

Articles written by Hannah Jayne Robinson


Beyond the Infrastructure: Creating an Equitable and Inclusive Sanitation Future for all Gender Identities

  460        21. October 2024

Gender equality is a sustainable development goal, a fundamental human right, and often a pillar of international development. Why then, do we see inconsistency in what it means to design and implement programmes that have gendered elements? 

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