We help philanthropic foundations to offer high quality capacity building support to their grantees. Our global network of over 400 consultants spans the globe, from Japan to Kenya to Brazil to San Francisco, they support in all areas including strategy, communications, fundraising, leadership and effective teams, organisational structure and roles, financial planning, growth and scaling, monitoring and evaluation, gender diversity and inclusion, safeguarding, digital and physical security.

Election observation missions for OSCE in Balkans and Central Asia: Albania, Armenia, Belarus, Bulgaria, Georgia, North Macedonia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan. Both long term and short term observer. About 2-3 missions a year on average.

Developed a humanitarian protection portfolio for SDC in Ukraine of over 5 million CHF of funding, mostly to local organisations. Advocated for fair localisation and fair partnerships between international and local organisations. Field assessment missions to Kharkiv, Kherson, Dnipro. Based in SDC humanitarian office in Lviv then Swiss embassy in Kyiv.

Patrols along the cease fire line as part to monitor implementation of Minsk agreements. This mission only last as few weeks as on 24 February, the Russian Federation invaded Ukraine, the mission was cancelled, and we were evacuated.

HURIDOCS builds the capacity of other human rights organisations to use their information effectively. You could say we are the information management specialists of the human rights sector. As part of that, we develop and delivery solutions for case management, documenting violations, and publishing caselaw collections.

I worked as protection delegate in the field with missions in northern Iraq, Israel & the Occupied Territories, and Bosnia (protection means: monitoring compliance of warring parties with international humanitarian law, visiting detained persons to prevent torture and disappearances). Then at headquarters, held positions of increasing responsibility at the Protection Division: researcher, head of sector for Europe and former Soviet Union, head of the Division's training unit, designing,… Show more I worked as protection delegate in the field with missions in northern Iraq, Israel & the Occupied Territories, and Bosnia (protection means: monitoring compliance of warring parties with international humanitarian law, visiting detained persons to prevent torture and disappearances). Then at headquarters, held positions of increasing responsibility at the Protection Division: researcher, head of sector for Europe and former Soviet Union, head of the Division's training unit, designing, coordinating and delivering in-house trainings to mid & senior management.ICRC was always my dream job since I was a teenager, and after my studies I was very proud to get recruited and serve as delegate for ten years. I love the mission and values, and enjoyed being at the front line of humanitarian work, and getting real results, but with a strong and very professional institution to back me up.I learned a lot... to manage a team of up to 15 persons, how to do representational work, how to train, and also how to do human rights fact-finding and documentation - which led me to my next job at HURIDOCS. Show less