By: Corina Tautan Carin Vijfhuizen
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Carin Vijfhuizen was born in the Netherlands. She studied agricultural economics (BSc) and development sociology at Wageningen University (MSc and PhD). She was contracted for almost 30 years by different Dutch employers including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, at universities and projects in various countries in Africa, the Middle East and South East Asia (mainly long term and short term). In Saudi Arabia, she was the principal of the female college. She is a development sociologist and gender specialist and works as international consultant in capacity and institutional development, leadership, rural development and gender. She wrote several books and articles (see www.carinvijfhuizen.com).
Corina Tautan was born in Romania. She studied at Babes Bolyai University and later lectured at the USAMV University in Cluj. In 2000, she emigrated to the Netherlands. She is a computer science specialist and an international consultant. She has lived and worked in various countries, including Colombia, Afghanistan and Saudi Arabia. In Saudi Arabia, she had various positions in the female college, such as team leader student services, team leader data management and acting vice principal. She has published various courses and articles in the academic field.
Carin Vijfhuizen was born in the Netherlands. She studied agricultural economics (BSc) and development sociology at Wageningen University (MSc and PhD). She was contracted for almost 30 years by different Dutch employers including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, at universities and projects in various countries in Africa, the Middle East and South East Asia (mainly long term and short term). In Saudi Arabia, she was the principal of the female college. She is a development sociologist and gender specialist and works as international consultant in capacity and institutional development, leadership, rural development and gender. She wrote several books and articles (see www.carinvijfhuizen.com).
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