▪ Operations support: managed charity operations, maintenance of donor database, stakeholder relations, event support and development▪ Executive assistant to Founder: scheduling and meeting support, travel accommodation, agenda preparation, material circulation, min-ute taking, and follow-up on actionable items▪ Communications: created monthly social media plans for all social platforms (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and blog. Facilitated online fundraising with CanadaHelps and e-mail marketing with iContact and MailChimp▪ Research: conducted prospective research, produced reports and assisted in grant writing

▪ Oversaw program design and development of the pilot environmental education project.▪ Coordinated necessary marketing, social media channels and community awarenessinitiatives.▪ Managed international volunteer recruitment and maintained working relationships withinternal and external stakeholders.▪ Provided administrative support to the team and prepared job descriptions and contracts forvolunteers.

▪Assisted the ACF-UK Advocacy Team to develop an advocacy strategy for the Global Nutrition Cluster (GNC).

▪ Assisted the Global Senior Manager with research and analysis; focus areas included fairness in the workplace, human rights and inclusive business practices▪ Research: produced reports (PowerPoint), information sheets, identified current social impact trends and best business practices▪ Contributed general administrative support to the team (email correspondence, proof reading and editing)

▪Contributed to a larger body of research that investigates how in-country mechanisms and governance influence nutrition-focused social protection, specifically in relation to governance processes and institutional arrangements in Brazil and Peru. ▪Desk review: outlined the evolution of social protection (and nutrition-sensitive social protection) in Brazil and Peru, CCTs, and the importance of governance and multi-sectoral engagement (i.e. government, CSs, and the private sector). ▪Policy briefing: highlighting the central policy implications, challenges, and recommendations for national governments to consider when adopting nutrition-sensitive social protection