Integrating Nutrition and Agriculture to Address Malnutrition in Rwanda
b"Interview with one of our Guest Speakers at CID's Speaker Series: Jessie Cronan, Executive Director, Gardens for Health International\\nRecorded on September 9th, 2016.\\n\\nAbout Jessie Cronan:\\n\\nJessie joined the Gardens for Health team in June 2012. She came to the organization with a broad range of experiences in international development and in Africa specifically. As a Princeton-in-Africa fellow with the Tanzanian Children\\u2019s Fund in 2007 - 2008, Jessie spent 18 months living and working in rural Tanzania to improve educational outcomes of primary school students. Jessie's work in Tanzania inspired her to pursue a career focused on working at the community level to spark sustainable change in the developing world.\\n\\nWhile pursuing her Master's degree in Public Policy, Jessie worked as a consultant with the Aceh Women\\u2019s League \\u2013 an Indonesian NGO dedicated to promoting women\\u2019s political empowerment \\u2013 and with the Network of Women Leaders \\u2013 a group of public and private sector leaders in the Horn of Africa.\\nMost recently, Jessie served as a Strategy and New Business Development Coordinator with TechnoServe, an NGO dedicated to identifying business solutions to poverty in Swaziland.\\n\\nJessie holds a Bachelor's degree from Princeton University and a Master's degree in Public Policy from the Harvard Kennedy School.\\n\\n\\n\\nwww.cid.harvard.edu"