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John Saxby John Saxby is a consultant in International Development, based in Ottawa. A Senior Associate of ET Jackson and Associates Ltd., he works as an advisor to Government, International Agencies, Civil Society Organizations, Foundations and Universities on policy and programming related to capacity development and governance. Recent assignments include programme evaluations in Mozambique, Nigeria, Namibia and Brazil. His work experience includes twenty years with Canadian NGOs, four-plus years on secondment to a leading Canadian development partner as a programme analyst. He is also a researcher, writer and does University teaching. He has lived and worked in Southern Africa for thirteen years, most recently in South Africa between 2003 and 2006. He holds a doctorate in Political Economy from the University of Toronto. Sophia (Fia) van Rensburg Sophia (Fia) van Rensburg is currently a Technical Assistant in the TAU Knowledge Management (KM) Directorate, and has extensive experience with the implementation of Development Cooperation projects in Southern Africa. She has experience in project and programme design, implementation and monitoring. Sophia also has experience in the training and human resources development sector. Gender Mainstreaming lies close to her heart, and she has led key initiatives to mainstream gender in the KM unit and the TAU. Charmaine Williamson Charmaine Williamson is currently doing a Doctorate on the strategic decision- making processes of Official Development Assistance (ODA) within South Africa and with a view to South Africa’s potential ODA engagements on the Continent. She has worked intensively in the ODA field, with particular specialisation in the field of European Union and South African partnerships. Gender mainstreaming is a core principle of all ODA work and therefore she has been both a facilitator and practitioner around gender. She was the Director of the Conflict and Governance Facility and a Technical Advisor to the Presidency for the Programme to Support Pro-Poor Policy Making. Both of these partnership programmes of South Africa and the European Union specialised in policy-related conflict and governance research within the spheres of National, Provincial and Local Government in South Africa, within SADC and the Continent. She also has worked as a technical assistant to the Pan African Parliament, PALAMA and the National Treasury on Gender Mainstreaming, amongst other areas of development. 50 page Enabling change for development
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