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Stephen Law is the Executive Director, and
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Nontembo Bam has been with EMG since 1999. She joined fresh out of secretarial college an Admin Assistant and Receptionist and as she gained experience and confidence, became responsible for many of the organizations administrative functions. And she's moving still, gradually taking over EMG's bookkeeping and financial information management responsibilities. |
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Taryn Pereira is currently works with Jessica researching links between climate change and water services, and has been with EMG since September 2008. |
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Jessica Wilson manages a number of projects with a focus on international trade, environmental economics, water climate change and broader questions of sustainable development and environmental justice. She likes the "big picture" stuff that everyone else finds a bit boring. Over lunch and tea breaks she cares lovingly for EMG’s courtyard garden and is a mean crossword solver. |
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Thabang Ngcozela is one of EMG's most active networkers. He is responsible for a number of projects which focus on the participation of civil society organisations in water resource management policy, and works closely with dam-affected communities. He is also EMGs representative on teh SA Civil Society Water Caucus and the Africa Rivers Network. |
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Noel Oettle manages a suit of rural-based projects from EMG's rural field-office in Niewoudville, Northern Cape, where he also lives and tends to his patch of organic fruit and vegetables. Noel strives to link local and global realities in ways that enable small-scale rooibos farmers to respond more effectively to the challenges of trade, climate change and biodiversity loss while also enabling decision makers to understand and respond to the realities of rural people. |
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Mary Galvin has been co-ordinating the work of the Water Dialogues South Africa for the last 2 years. While she is technically employed by EMG, she reports directly to the Water Dialogues Management Committee. Mary works out of her home/office in Durban. |
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Ruby Essack is the Water Dialogues SA Administrator, and like mary, is technically employed by EMG, but reports to the Water Dialogues Management Committee. |
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Elias Mkhwanazi joined EMG in September 2009 to co-ordinate the Western Cape Water Caucus. His time is taken up organising training workshops, study groups, action-research programmes and facilitating meetings between community groups and government decision-makers. |
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Mandy Moussouris is EMG's newest staff member. She took over the management of EMG's fair trade projects, and works closely with small-farmer and farm-worker groups to help make fair trade work for them. |
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Sandrea Hartle runs the "front office" and is the first voice and face most visitors to EMG hear and see. Together with Nontembo, she provides administrative and logistical support to project managers. She has been with EMG since May 2008 as a temp. |
Over the years we have looked after a number of interns and short-term employees. Some of them still keep in touch...
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