Mary Njenga (Post Doc, PhD, MSc, BSc)
@marynjeng
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Senior Research Scientist Bioenergy and Biochar @ICRAF; Visiting Lecturer, Wangari Maathai Institute for Peace and Environmental Studies, University of Nairobi
Nairobi, Kenya
Joined May 2014
The Reducing Environmental Degradation in Refugee Context project hosted a workshop in Uganda to share lessons from 2021–2024 and promote dialogue on achieving Global Refugee Forum pledges for 2024–2027. Focus: 🌱 Grow 7.5M trees 🌍 Support 300,000+ livelihoods in resilient
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Empowering communities with sustainable cooking solutions.🪵 This factsheet highlights how people-centered woodfuel and cleaner cooking innovations are transforming lives in drylands, making cooking safer for people and the environment. 🔗: https://t.co/2xNZnBTGaX
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Gender plays a vital role in managing natural resources in #Uganda's refugee-hosting districts. This study explores women's participation & local leaders' capacity to integrate gender in environmental decision-making. Download➡️ https://t.co/0viEzUscwN
#Trees4Resilience @EUinUG
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We realise we can only #GofarGotogether by working in concert with our partners to enhance food security. Climate change is real! In @OfficialMakueni we are working with farmers through @CIFOR_ICRAF & other partners to reduce the devastating effects of climate change. Watch 👇
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Mindre hälsofarlig matlagning i Kenya. Läs mer i AMM-bloggen den här veckan. Less dangerous cooking in Kenya. Read more in the AMM blog this week. Collaboration with @marynjeng and Andriy Rebryk. @regionost, @CIFOR_ICRAF and @umeauniversity
https://t.co/6Go0vwPGQg
arbetsochmiljomedicin.se
I Kenya har forskare hittat ett enkelt sätt att minska hälsoriskerna med matlagning över öppen eld genom enkla förgasningsugnar.
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📚 From the CIFOR-ICRAF library In #refugee contexts, approaches to food insecurity should integrate cooking energy and give #women an opportunity to voice their needs and aspirations. Full publication:🔗 https://t.co/roSaLIINcK
@marynjeng
#TreesPeoplePlanet
cifor-icraf.org
In Africa the population of refugees is increasing, resulting in ‘accidental urban centres’ often in remote arid landscapes. Firewood and charcoal, the main sources of cooking energy on the contine...
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Just concluded! Review of the @ACIARAustralia-supported project on Fruit Trees for Climate Adaptation in East Africa.🥑 The exercise provided a great opportunity to learn from project partners & beneficiaries in #Kenya and #Rwanda. Learn about project🔗 https://t.co/H5qf08eeTz
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An innovative project, anchored on the reuse of greywater from kitchens, bathrooms, and community watering points, is changing the lives of #refugees and host communities in Kenya’s Kakuma and Kalobeyei settlements. Learn how:➡️ https://t.co/Ohdil8cMnH
#WorldRefugeeDay
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#Refugees need trees for their daily needs and a safe healthy environment. So do the communities that host them. Learn how we support tree growing in displacement settings in NW Uganda. ▶️: https://t.co/LqYjwJABZI
#WorldRefugeeDay #TreesPeoplePlanet
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This paper synthesises the challenges in environmental sustainability facing #refugee-hosting landscapes, on-going initiatives, & gaps. It also presents transformative science plans by @CIFOR_ICRAF to address existing gaps towards resilient landscapes. 👉 https://t.co/ASAkXh479U
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“#Restoration offers the promise to heal degraded landscapes, including those hosting #refugees - by increasing the resilience of populations that depend on natural resources.” ~ Susan Gardner, @UNEP
#ResilientRefugees
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“Refugees are often settled on very fragile landscapes, hence the need to build their resilience through appropriate nature-based solutions.” @marynjeng #ResilientRefugees
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📣 Happening today at the @CIFOR_ICRAF Nairobi Campus Workshop on Nature-based solutions for resilient refugee landscapes in Eastern Africa @marynjeng @penn_state @IWMI_ @WolloUniversity @BiovIntCIAT_eng @drckenya @Refugees @UNHABITAT
#ResilientRefugees #TreesPeoplePlanet
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Kenyan environmentalist and activist Wanjira Mathai has been named among TIME Magazine’s top 100 Most Influential People in 2023. https://t.co/34WmqEGRZt
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"When I initiate a project, I bring all my identities and influences with me, and I look for a diversity of team members who do the same. No one has all the answers by themselves." @CIFOR-@ICRAF research scientist @marynjeng
#ThinkLandscape
https://t.co/uu1HbQIspv
forestsnews.cifor.org
Q&A with CIFOR-ICRAF bioenergy research scientist Mary Njenga
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@ICRAF @CIFOR @marynjeng You are not "just a woman". 🙅♀️ You are a woman—a force 💪 to be reckoned with, a driver of change 👊 and, above all, the kind of hope 🙌 this world 🌍 needs!
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"My motivation as a woman scientist is to create the change I want to see."🙌 For #IDWGS, @CIFOR-ICRAF scientist @marynjeng talks about what it means to be a #WomanInScience, and why women need to have equitable representation in the sector. Full Q&A ⤵️
forestsnews.cifor.org
Q&A with CIFOR-ICRAF bioenergy research scientist Mary Njenga
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Inspirational article here about our friend Dr. Mary Njenga who works tirelessly to advance sustainable forestry AND clean cooking solutions. #womeninscience @marynjeng @CIFOR @CharcoalProject
https://t.co/l3UePoOF80
forestsnews.cifor.org
Q&A with CIFOR-ICRAF bioenergy research scientist Mary Njenga
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