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An opportunity to work as part of a multi-disciplinary team on a ground-breaking funded research project on waste management, urban informality, and climate change to discover and pilot innovative zero-waste solutions from the informal street markets of Warwick in Durban.
Find out more about the Project Organiser role and how to apply by downloading the job description below.
Asiye eTafuleni’s (AeTs) work would not be possible without the generous support and commitment of our funders.
Below are funders that have have either provided core or project funding since AeTs founding:
Our Work Recognised
Celebrating 10 Years
Asiye eTafuleni at 10: Fostering an economy that prioritizes spatial justice and social capital.
Download AeT10 – a mini publication that reflects on AeTs work from 2008 through to 2018.
You can also access an overview of AeTs key milestones during this period.