Caroline Wanjiku Kihato

Possess over twenty years research and policy experience on urban livelihoods, informal workers, economies, and governance in Africa and other developing regions. Recently completed a five-year study on refugee and migrant women in Johannesburg, investigating their resilience and livelihood strategies in the context of political, economic and social insecurity. Have exceptional writing abilities, with experience in developing training materials for policy makers and practitioners. A proven track record working as a consultant with local and international agencies such as UNDESA, UNDP, UN-HABITAT, City of Johannesburg, and the Government of South Africa.Specialties: Research and Policy Analysis, Developing training material for policy makers, development consultant on urbanization, land, governance.