Mmabatho Boitshepo Oke
Mmabatho Boitshepo Oke is a knowledge management & advocacy specialist who works at the intersection of digital governance, gender equality and economic justice. Over 12 years, Mmabatho has a proven track record of turning complex policy and research into insightful action. She has worked with various INGO’s, governments and is an expert in building cross-functional collaborations and leading advocacy initiatives in global platforms.
Her leadership spans board roles, including the Aidsfonds supervisory board, several youth and tech-focused institutions, and is complemented by recognitions such as the AFR100 Youth Ambassador and in MIPAD 100 as the Most Influential Person of African Descent (2020) and an Anzisha media finalist (2016). Mmabatho is also a Mandela Washington Fellowship alumnus and a Bosch alumnus. Currently, Mmabatho is the Lead Facilitator for the Gender Standing Group at the Internet Society.
Trust: The Reinforcement of Good Governance
Reflections from Governance Action Hub and Action Aid Zambia Climate Governance convening
Making Democracy Irresistible: Katy Rubin on Theatre, Trust, and Real Policy Change
What would democracy look like if more people actually wanted to take part?
Cuando la transición verde nace desde la vocación agrícola: Aprendizajes del territorio
Este texto hace parte de la serie de blogs del proyecto FortaleceTEJ, un conjunto de publicaciones sobre cómo comunidades rurales del Cesar están construyendo su propia versión de la transición energética justa. El primer post,“Explorando el potencial de las energías comunitarias en el Corredor Minero colombiano”, presentó el proyecto y sus apuestas. En esta entrega profundizamos en las voces y aprendizajes desde el territorio, donde la transición energética justa se juega en la articulación entre energía, vocación productiva y fortalecimiento organizativo.