Group 5_Kaira Looro Women's House Project

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3.4

Consequence of Design

By: Jorja Bourke

The Women’s House proposal acknowledges that the emancipation of women cannot happen overnight and that many of these changes may cause civil unrest, which could lead to domestic violence or social ostracism. This is why the proposal is centred around the collection of water, which is already a primary role and responsibility of women within the community. By taking this role and developing it, women can grow empowered as they acquire new skills and have a greater role in decision making, while the wider community is being exposed to new channels of communication and dialogue on issues of gender inequality.


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5.4 Waste Treatment

2min
pages 92-93

5.2 Vegetation

4min
pages 86-90

7.0 References

9min
pages 95-101

5.1 Food Security

4min
pages 84-85

5.0 Landscape Design Considerations

2min
page 83

4.2 Programme

2min
page 81

4.3 Cost Proposal

2min
page 82

4.1.5 Cistern Construction

1min
pages 79-80

3.4 Consequence of Design

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page 64

3.1 Building Form and Function

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pages 58-59

2.4 Conflict in Use

1min
page 51

2.5 Land Tenure, Women and Future Suggestions

5min
pages 52-54

2.2 Land Tenure Context and Arrangements

4min
pages 47-48

2.1 Site Location

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page 46

2.3 Land Tenure Risks

4min
pages 49-50

2.0 Land Tenure Considerations

3min
page 45

1.4.6 Women’s Health Considerations

5min
pages 34-37

1.4.4 Wastewater Treatment

2min
pages 27-28

1.4.2 Water Treatment

4min
pages 22-24

1.3 Stakeholder Involvement

10min
pages 8-15

1.4 WASH

2min
pages 16-17

1.6 Gender Equality Priorities and Actions

8min
pages 41-44

1.4.1 Water Access

5min
pages 18-21

1.2 Community Engagement Plan

7min
pages 4-7
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