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Nasya Razavi people Share Print En congé Nasya est gestionnaire de programme pour l’Amérique latine. Forte de plus de 10 ans d'engagement en Amérique du Sud, Nasya est une gestionnaire de programme, une chercheuse et une écrivaine expérimentée. Elle adopte une approche féministe décoloniale dans son travail sur le développement international, le genre, la justice environnementale et sociale. Nasya a obtenu son doctorat au département de géographie et de planification de l'université Queen's (Canada) en 2019. Ses travaux ont porté sur la remunicipalisation des services d'eau en Bolivie. Elle a depuis collaboré avec le Municipal Services Project et le collectif féministe transnational GenUrb. Elle a récemment publié un livre, Water Governance in Bolivia : Cochabamba since the Water War, et son travail est également publié dans Social & Cultural Geography, Water, et la revue Caminando. Pendant son temps libre, Nasya aime explorer de nouveaux endroits, se perdre dans les bois, les montagnes, tricoter à tour de bras et tout ce qui a trait à la nourriture.