Urban Mining and Circular Economy Transition in Africa Cities: A Case Analysis of Luanda-Angola
Jandira specialises in philosophy engaged social science that bridges company, government and community perspectives on Urban Mining and Circular Economy Transition in Africa. Particular areas of interest include government-community conflict, and human rights and development challenges. Jandira is also interested in how the African urban mining industry is organised, resourced and motivated to respond to these challenges.
I am interested in doing my thesis on Urban Mining and Circular Economy Transition in Africa: A Case Analysis of Luanda-Angola. In Angola urban mining and circular economy are extremely poor, and there is no development and incorporation of waste pickers framework into Angolan constitution. As one of the primary actors on integrated circular economy activities, people are helping to reduce the huge amount of waste generated by recovery, reuse and recycling when compared to developed countries such as Australia.
Biography
In 2012 I graduated from the University of Independent of Angola with a Honour Degree in Natural Resources and Environmental Engineering, Specialty Environment. In 2017 I completed my Masters in Geography, Archaeology and Environmental Studies at the University of Witwatersrand in South Africa.
Funding
Angolan Armed Forces Institute
Supervisors
Associate Professor Glen Corder, Professor Saleem Ali & Dr Eleonore Lebre