Women, Ecology, and Development A common term in contemporary society is “development.” According to Shiva (1988), the term is more of a post-colonial project as it became more commonly used in the period following the widespread colonization of countries around the world. The post-colonial period was marked with the development of industries and infrastructure with

Feminism as a theory is believed to have first emerged as early as 1794 through publications championing of a woman’s place in society. The motive behind this theory was the issue of women enjoying limited rights as a result of men’s flawed perception and view of women. The theory also sought to address societal issues

Informal reports have a key feature in common. They are specific and address a singular issue. Majority of these reports are used in interpersonal communication. Informal reports differ from formal ones in terms of structure, tone, scope, intent, and context. They fundamentally contain five basic elements which are; the introduction, summary, background, conclusion and recommendation