Caspar Swinkels

Caspar Swinkels is a PhD candidate at the ASCL. He holds a master degree in International Development Studies. During this study, his master thesis covered the way local stakeholders resisted, navigated and adapted governmental efforts of a very transformative development intervention in a rural village in Sierra Leone. Prior to his appointment, he was involved in teaching courses in sociology and methodology at the Chair group of Sociology of Development and Change of Wageningen University.

 

C.E. (Caspar) Swinkels
PhD candidate
Uganda

c.e.swinkels@asc.leidenuniv.nl
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Decent work for self-employed women in Uganda (2023)
C.E. Swinkels
Type of Publication: Other

Do Ugandan rural smallholder farmers have green jobs? (2023)
C.E. Swinkels
Type of Publication: Other

(In)decent work for youth in agro-industrial value chains in Uganda (2022)
C.E. Swinkels; O.O. Miroro; M. Dekker
Editors: P. Goulart; R. Ramos; G. Ferrittu
Type of Publication: Book Chapter

Looking ahead to build forward more inclusively? (2022)
C.E. Swinkels
Type of Publication: Other

Hive minded: what's working for inclusion in apiculture? (2022)
C.E. Swinkels; B. Ongom; H. Agwang; P. Birungi
Type of Publication: Other

Flight paths of the beekeeping sector in Uganda (2022)
D. Biryomumaisho; J. Onen; C.E. Swinkels
Type of Publication: Other

Ap(p)iculture – beekeeping in the digital turn (2022)
C.E. Swinkels; E. Agasha; R. Kiconco
Type of Publication: Other

Note 2: Ap(p)iculture: compatibility mode for digitalisation? (2022)
E. Agasha; R. Kiconco; C.E. Swinkels
Type of Publication: Other

Single and ready to mingle: single registries in social protection (2022)
C.E. Swinkels; A. Altaf
Type of Publication: Other
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What's working for inclusion in the apiculture sector? (2022)
H. Agwang; P. Birungi; B. Ongom; C.E. Swinkels
Type of Publication: Other
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Beyond fees: flight paths from apiculture in Uganda (2022)
D. Biryomumaisho; J. Onen; C.E. Swinkels
Type of Publication: Other
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'(In)decent work for youth in agro-industrial value chains in Uganda'
 In: P. Goulart; R. Ramos; G. Ferrittu: 'Global labour in distress, volume II: earnings, (in)decent work and institutions', Glam: Springer, 2022.
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Decent work for self-employed women in Uganda
Leiden: African Studies Centre Leiden (ASCL), Blog INCLUDE 2023.
Do Ugandan rural smallholder farmers have green jobs?
Leiden: African Studies Centre Leiden (ASCL), Blog INCLUDE 2023.
On target?: the human side of targeting in development programmes and policies
Leiden: African Studies Centre Leiden (ASCL), Blog INCLUDE 2022.
Looking ahead to build forward more inclusively?
Leiden: African Studies Centre Leiden (ASCL), Blog INCLUDE 2022.
Hive minded: what's working for inclusion in apiculture?
Leiden: African Studies Centre Leiden (ASCL), Blog INCLUDE 2022.
Flight paths of the beekeeping sector in Uganda
Leiden: African Studies Centre Leiden (ASCL), Blog INCLUDE 2022.
Ap(p)iculture – beekeeping in the digital turn
Leiden: African Studies Centre Leiden (ASCL), Blog INCLUDE 2022.
Note 2: Ap(p)iculture: compatibility mode for digitalisation?
Leiden: African Studies Centre Leiden (ASCL), Blog INCLUDE 2022.
Single and ready to mingle: single registries in social protection
Leiden: African Studies Centre Leiden (ASCL), 2022.
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On target?: the human side of targeting in development programmes and policies
Leiden: African Studies Centre Leiden (ASCL), 2022.
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What's working for inclusion in the apiculture sector?
Leiden: African Studies Centre Leiden (ASCL), 2022.
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Beyond fees: flight paths from apiculture in Uganda
Leiden: African Studies Centre Leiden (ASCL), 2022.
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Targeting strategies in development policies and programmes: from design to practice, a literature review
Leiden: INCLUDE (Knowledge Platform on Inclusive Development Policies), 2022.
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