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Ms. Winnet Hokoza

Qualifications:

Master of Science in Sociology and Social Anthropology, University of Zimbabwe; Bachelor of Science in Sociology, University of Zimbabwe; Executive Certificate in Humanitarian Assistance and Programme Management ,University of Zimbabwe.

Academic Appointments:

Junior Lecturer

Research Interests:

Her research interests revolve around community development and empowerment, rural development, welfare of vulnerable groups within communities, GBV and urban development and policy.


Faculty: Social And Behavioural Sciences
Department: Community and Social Development
Research Category: Behavioral Sciences
Biography:

Winnet is a Junior Lecturer in the Department of Social and Community Development, Faculty of Social and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Zimbabwe. She is currently pursuing her PhD in Social and Behavioral Sciences focusing on Gender Based Violence Services Provision in rural areas across Zimbabwe. She is a highly resourceful social development practitioner with field expertise in Gender Based Violence Responsive Care Initiatives, Sexual Reproductive Health Rights, Rural and urban development, project planning, monitoring and evaluation as well as Political-Religious dialogues for community development.


Email: winnethokoza@sociol.uz.ac.zw
Phone: +263 783680390/+263 717 559280
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External Profile Links (Google Scholar, ResearchGate, LinkedIn, other social media links):

https://www.linkedin.com/in/winnet-hokoza-a84144144?originalSubdomain=zw
https://www.pinterest.com/whokoza/




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