Gender And Climate Justice: Informal Street And Market Traders In Dar Es Salaam

该项目将通过对达累斯萨拉姆(达累斯萨拉姆)街头小贩日常使用城市空间的研究，探索城市空间与非正式性之间关系的多样性。这位博士研究人员将与坦桑尼亚的权利非政府组织平等促进增长合作，研究达累斯加州非正式街头贩卖的复杂性。平等促进增长旨在赋予在非正规部门工作的妇女权力。关于非正式交易员的气候相关冲击的性别经验的学术研究是不存在的。在这样做的过程中，研究人员将批判性地检验列斐伏尔关于城市权利的概念是性别盲目的。该项目旨在促进学术界对街头小贩对气候相关冲击和适应的性别反应以及对性别和气候公平城市政策的影响的理解。

This project will explore the multiplicity of the relationship between urban spaces and informality though a study of the everyday use of urban space by street vendors in Dar es Salaam (Dar). The PhD researcher will examine the complexity of informal street vending in Dar in collaboration with Equality for Growth, a Tanzanian rights-based NGO that aims to empower women working in the informal sector. Scholarship on gendered experiences of climate-related shocks by informal traders is non-existent. In doing so, the researcher will critically examine the Lefebvre's notion of the right to the city as being gender-blind. This studentship aims to advance academic understandings of gendered responses to climate-related shocks and adaptations by street vendors and implications for gender and climate-equitable urban policy.