Eva Dijkstra is a Projectingenieur Watermanagement at Witteveen+Bos. They is proficient in Frans, Portugees and Engels. Colleagues describe them as "Eva is very enthusiastic and persevering. During her internship at Spaak Circular Solutions, I supervised her during various projects. It was pleasant to guide her, as she dares to ask questions when needed, works independently, implements feedback attentively and therefore is a fast learner. One of the projects she focused on during this period was cocoa waste streams in Côte d'Ivoire. Throughout this project, she had a proactive attitude, with a lot of positive energy, and an analytical eye. One of her contributions was mapping the cocoa chain of Côte d'Ivoire. She performed this task with diligence and delivered well-thought through products. Eva is reliable. She takes responsibility of her tasks, performs them thoroughly and delivers on time. As part of her market study on cocoa waste streams, she succeeded in getting in contact with many companies through her proactive and pragmatic approach. And not to forget, she is a team player, a delight to have on your team. This made her a valuable addition to the team. Overall, I think Eva is a professional worker and is a good fit for future research roles or other career pursuits in the field of sustainability." and "During the academic year 2021/2022, I have been supervising and working with Eva, and it was a great pleasure! Eva is a very creative, ambitious, diligent, friendly and flexible person with an eye for detail. As the board president of the Amnesty Student Group Wageningen, she was always able to motivate the students in her student group to mobilize against injustice. She was also able to organize meaningful events and lead monthly meetings and discussions. She has greatly contributed to creating awareness for human rights-related issues and was a great volunteer and advocate for social activism. Eva was a real asset for the Amnesty International Student Group Wageningen as well as for Amnesty International Netherlands. Her abilities, gained experiences and expertise will be greatly missed at Amnesty International."