EPISODE 6 | WASWE VODCAST SERIES How do women who work or sit in jobs that are at rural level, bring accountability issues to the table? And what are the challenges presented?
In this episode, Dorothy Wickham and Pamela Naesol Alamu sit down with Tema Wickham, who works in the NGO sector, to talk about why accountability is important.
Drawing from her experience she shares her insights into how her role highlights accountability at rural level and the challenges.
Their tok stori continues the conversation from previous episodes on leadership, systems, and trust.
Brought to you by Melanesian News Network (MNN) as part of the Building Voices for Accountability project implemented by Internews.
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