Hasangani (Hasi) Edema-Reynolds Email & Phone Number

United States

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

United States

• “The Humanitarian, Development, and Peacebuilding Nexus”: research on the convergence between humanitarian, development and peace work in reducing the vulnerabilities of communities in protracted crisis• Review and analysis of current literature and documentation on donor challenges in operationalizing the Humanitarian, Development and Peacebuilding nexus• Preparation of briefs summarizing the key insights from multiple stakeholders• Producing an annotated research bibliography.

Iraq

• Mainstreaming protection and mitigation of sexual and gender-based violence into resilience programming with a special focus on children and women • Proposal writing highlighting WV Iraq’s portfolio for response, recovery and resilience programming on education, water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH), livelihoods, food security, and child protection, resulting in (USD) $ 3,769,390 • Response Plan development in line with the Sustained Humanitarian Response 2019/2020 with quantification of aggregated community needs. • Donor relations with UNICEF, ANCP, WFP, UNESCO, OCHA-HRP, ECHO, GAC, and P&G• Organisational representation and humanitarian advocacy at the Returns Working Group regarding secondary displacement of returning Iraqi Internally Displaced Populations • Compliance monitoring of standards-aligned to project cycle management approaches in line with donor standards, principles of the Red Cross Code of Conduct, SPHERE, LCP, and other WV policies • Oversight on monitoring, accountability, and participatory methods • Grant acquisition business plan and donor mapping management • Resource acquisition within response strategy and repositioning to donors for enhanced funding.

Sri Lanka

• Successful proposals to international aid agencies and corporate donors on multi sector programmes for relief, recovery and rehabilitation projects, mobilizing USD $ 2,536,427 • Area Rehabilitation Programme management in Kilinochchi and Mullaitivu, including education, nutrition, social inclusion, and peacebuilding components in post conflict and disaster-prone areas• European Union mental health outreach programming focal point in Northern Province specifically targeting war widows and women facing gender based violence in post conflict locations in Sri Lanka• Response programme design and development for 50,000 – 100,000 affected people during the monsoon (2017), drought (2017) and landslides (2015)• Donor relations management with DFAT, OFDA, Start Fund Network, IOM and UNICEF • Resource Acquisition for 2017 Flood Response Strategy • Development and dissemination of situation report updates, media updates and advocacy messaging• Proposal development and oversight on coordinated INGO programmes on cash-based programming.

• Assisted in compiling proposals, preparing brief notes, coordination of high level ministerial meetings, communication with stakeholders and support in scheduling meetings• Ensure proper documentation and reporting of all activities and processes with regard to the initiatives of the Advisors Bureau.

• Represented Country Focal Point at UN / Stakeholder meetings and provide input on matters discussed from a UNESCO programming point of view. • Provided input in identifying and addressing key issues in relation to youth as part of the UN Youth Mechanism Group and coordinate relevant UNESCO programs.• Regularly update and circulate information on agency-specific programmes as part of the United Nations Communications Group (UNCG).

Tutor for Sociology and International Development

Sri Lanka

Outreach and Social Media Coordination

Colombo, Sri Lanka

Ma In Humanitarian Assistance

Master Of Arts - Ma, Humanitarian Assistance

Final Capstone Project: Policy Papers on “The conceptual, operational and financing challenges facing the donor community in terms.

Bachelor Of Science (Bsc), International Relations And Affairs, Second Class (Hons)

Diploma In Social Sciences, Sociology, Merit

History, English, Economics