Gendered Perspectives on Covid-19 Recovery in Africa

Introduction: Gendered Perspectives on Covid-19 Recovery in Africa - Towards Sustainable Development.- The COVID-19 Pandemic and the UN's Sustainable Development Goals: A General Overview.- Protecting Women and the Girl-Child in Sub-Saharan Africa against Extreme Poverty and Hunger during a Pandemic - Lessons from COVID-19.- Gender-based Violence and COVID-19: The Shadow Pandemic in Africa.- African Women's Health and the COVID-19 Pandemic - Implications for Policy and Development.- Covid-19 Pandemic and Girl-Child Education in Africa: The Case of Nigeria and South Africa.- The Impact of Covid-19 on the African Workforce Through the Lenses Of Nurses And Midwives.- Women's Entrepreneurship, Health-Related Crisis and a Gender-Sensitive Crisis Management Model for Sustainable Development.- The Role of African Entrepreneurship in Promoting Gender Equality and Increasing Resilience and Agility in Uncertain Times.- Gender and COVID-19 Economic Recovery: Towards Policy Recommendations and Directions in Kenya.- Empowering Women during covid-19 Pandemic: Trends, challenges and opportunities for Informality.- Financial Inclusion for Women in the Informal Economy: An SDG Agenda Post Pandemic.- Fintech, Blockchain and Women in the Post-COVID Africa.- Covid-19, Women in Tourism and Sustainable Development - The Nigeria Experience.- ICT for Sustainable Development and Women Empowerment: A Post-Pandemic Strategy.- Women Economic Empowerment and Post-Pandemic Recovery in Africa: Normalising the "Un-Normal" Outcome of Covid-19.

Ogechi Adeola is an Associate Professor of Marketing and the Head of Department of Operations, Marketing and Information Systems at the Lagos Business School, Pan-Atlantic University, Nigeria. Her multi-dimensional research focuses on the advancement of knowledge across the intersection of marketing, tourism and gender studies. She is the founder of Digital Business Tutelage for Women Empowerment in Africa Initiative.