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Intersectionality must be considered in development efforts from "summary" of From Poverty to Power by Duncan Green

Intersectionality, the understanding that people can experience multiple forms of discrimination and oppression simultaneously, is a crucial concept that must be taken into account in development efforts. Failing to consider intersectionality can result in the exclusion of certain groups from development interventions, perpetuating inequality and marginalization. When development programs do not take into account the intersecting identities and experiences of individuals, they risk overlooking the unique challenges faced by different groups within a community. For example, a project that focuses solely on providing access to education for girls without considering the additional barriers faced by girls from ethnic minority backgrounds may not be effective in addressing the root causes of exclusion and inequality. By incorporating an intersectional approach into development efforts, practitioners can better understand the complex dynamics of power and privilege that shape people's lives. This means recognizing that individuals do ...
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    From Poverty to Power

    Duncan Green

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