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Copenhagen, Capital Region, Denmark

In this role I coordinate support to new emergency responses, learning events, and provide support on time-bound tasks to our 20 country offices.

Copenhagen, Capital Region, Denmark

Working in the Humanitarian Response and Mine Action (HRMA) unit on coordinating DCA's Ukraine response

Juba, South Sudan

As Programme Officer in DanChurchAid I currently work closely with local implementing partners to support their capacity development in reporting, fundraising and communication purposes. I ensure DCA submits timely, high-quality reports and proposals to donors and other relevant stakeholders, and I provide materials (text, pictures, videos) for DCA's internal and external communication channels. Through frequent field visits I monitor DCA project implementation, which includes overseeing cash distributions and assessments, as well as participating in on-the-ground Humanitarian Mine Action activities, which gives me a strong foundation and understanding of how to deliver effective humanitarian support to some of the most vulnerable populations in the world. I currently co-coordinate the Mine Action Sub-Cluster in South Sudan, which falls under the Protection Cluster in the humanitarian cluster approach.

Juba, South Sudan

Supporting and strengthening the monitoring and evaluation, representation and reporting capacity of DCA South Sudan's Humanitarian Response and Mine Action programme.

Juba, South Sudan

Representing South Sudan's Mine Action actors and beneficiaries at the global and international level, and ensuring South Sudan's Mine Action needs are reflected in national and global strategic and advocacy documents.

Copenhagen Area, Capital Region, Denmark

Supporting programme development, facilitating workshops and speaking at public events on behalf of WoMena. Topics include Menstrual Health Management and wider Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in a developing and humanitarian context, and how to implement programmatic approaches and projects within this scope, with lessons learnt from East Africa.

Copenhagen Area, Capital Region, Denmark

Advisor for development of CISU applications and project development in collaboration with DM-Aid's local partners in developing countries. I provide project support throughout the project cycle for relief and development interventions implemented by DM-Aid's local partner organisations.

Kampala, Uganda

In charge of the formulation, development and implementation of several innovative menstrual health pilot projects, in Uganda and Kenya respectively. Results: - MHM education, reusable pads and menstrual cups distributed to 10.000+ girls, boys, women, men, partners and stakeholders- Creation of sustainable structures and environments for taboo-free and comprehensive menstrual education to everyone- Positive results and learning from innovative pilot project with menstrual cups and reusable pads in Rhino Camp Refugee Settlement creating international attention from UNHCR, other INGOs, and international media- Successful delivery of capacity building workshop on Menstrual Health Management (MHM) for Save the Children staff from Norway and Uganda, and Clean Cup CEO. This was the foundation for a pilot project implemented with Save the Children under their NORAD framework in Northern Uganda, which now being scaled up across Northern Uganda- Capacity building workshop on MHM and and project implementation for Family Health Options Kenya (FHOK) staff in Nairobi. This formed the base for current MHM pilot project implemented by FHOK in Homa Bay, Kenya. The project is supposed by Sex og Samfund/Danish Family Planning Association- Successful implementation of pilot project in Buikwe District schools have led to scale-ups, with the 3rd being reviewed! Supposed by the Icelandic Embassy in Uganda under the Icelandic Development Agency (ICEIDA), as part of the Buikwe District Fishing Communities Development Programme (BDFCDP). Further, I provided material for communication efforts, as well as was in charge of events and other advocacy efforts. In charge of a team of several officers, trainers, data collection assistants, interns and volunteers.

Kampala, Uganda

As Project and Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) Officer in WoMena Uganda I lead the development of M&E tools, standard procedures and quality data capturing, including the introduction of electronic data collection across different projects, defining standard M&E indicators, mapping of intervention sites across Uganda, and the creation of participatory M&E tools, forms and tests to be applied across different segments of the intervention population. I coordinate two menstrual health pilot interventions; one in Rhino Camp Refugee Settlement in West Nile Region where menstrual cups and AFRIpads are piloted among South Sudanese refugees and the Ugandan host population, including thorough base- and end-line data collection, analysis and reporting on outcomes. The other project runs in Buikwe District with female district workers, councellors and teachers, to whom menstrual cups are piloted, before being distributed to schoolgirls.

Uganda

Desk study, interview guides and large baseline questionnaire, and conducted qualitative and quantitative data through extensive fieldwork in Northern Uganda for 4 months in 4 different districts (Pader, Otuke, Abim, Alebtong) across 3 different sub-regions (Karamoja, Acholi, Lango). Focus on the current status in shea communities: what is the role of shea to the local population, and how will an increased commercialisation of shea impact the local collectors and communities. This was measured through indicators such as education, income, expenditures, struggles, environmental protection, legislation, gender equality, NTFPs, ecosystem services, trade, training and capacity building, women's empowerment, psychosocial wellbeing, sustainability, resilience, coping strategy index, etc. Tools for data collection included KoBoToolbox, SPSS, Microsoft Excel, GIS.

Ghana

In charge of developing evaluation report: Gender equality for increased resilience. Lessons learned and recommendations for resilience programming. Based on qualitative fieldwork in Northern Ghana, as well as literature reviews and programme evaluations. - In charge of producing monthly newsletter for CARE West Africa- Reportage of flooding in Accra, including interviews with affected citizens

Copenhagen Area, Capital Region, Denmark

Master Of Science - Ms, Geography And Geoinformatics

Highlighted courses: African Studies: "NGOs, Civil Society and Development" Agricultural Development (LIFE): "Sustainable Agricultural.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Geography And Geoinformatics

30-ECTS elective course: "Global Environmental Management" in Cape Coast, Ghana.