Initiation tasks for two adaptive urbanism programmes:1. Waka Kotahi’s Streets for People2. Auckland Council’s Nga Tiriti Ngangahau - The Vibrant Streets (NZD$3MM, 2022-2024)

Provided business support services to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of work streams

• Manage the consultation process for minor works (<$1 million) by collaborating with the Project Lead for approximately 20 projects at a given time- Consult internally with other Auckland Transport departments- Consult with external stakeholders, business/community organisations and affected residents - Summarise external feedback for Project Lead to make informed decisions and then translate the response into easy-to-understand language for external use• Lead a team of 8 in collecting and organizing project review documents for weekly board meetings• Support team members with challenging queries and process improvement projects

• Provide administrative management to the Retail Leasing Team through updating and maintaining client database (CRM) and organize online marketing listings through MTB• Raise invoices and track financials for the team• Prepare Lease Agreements with appropriate conditions and other property industry legal documentation

• Counselled clients with their academic and professional writings in environmental science subjects• Assessed and critiqued subject matter by applying previous professional experiences• Operated editing and copyediting services for proposals, company reports, academic journals, MSc and PhD thesis• Discovered a niche in supporting clients who were non-native English speakers

Perform home office backstopping activities for 5 programs: 1. Water Supply and Sanitation Collaborative Council (WSSCC) through the Global Sanitation Fund (GSF) projects in Madagascar (USD$14MM 2010-2020) and Benin (USD$6.6MM, 2015-2019). - These projects utilize Community-Led Total Sanitation approach, sanitation marketing, and behavior change communication- Activities: Assisting and editing semi and annual reports, supporting field staff in implementation of activities and budget, analysis of activities, writing articles for media outlets2. World Bank funded Maternal and Newborn Health Performance-Based Financing (PBF) Project in Lesotho as the Performance Purchasing Technical Agent (USD$3MM 2014-2017)- Activities: Project management support to the field, organizing monthly team meetings, assisted in the contract negotiation process, facilitate the hire of field financial personnel. 3. MCDI funded Maternal and Child Health Pilot Project in Myanmar (USD$150,000, 2016-2017). - Project objectives include distribution of LLINs to pregnant women receiving antenatal care and supporting cervical screening and treatment by training and providing medical supplies- Activities: Working with Country Representative to oversee the delivery of project objectives including facilitating the annual report, fund requests, and bi-weekly staff meetings4. Noble Energy funded project for Cervical Cancer Screening and Treatment in Equatorial Guinea (USD$0.5MM, 2016-2017). - Project objectives include establishing Cervical Cancer Screening Corners at 2 government Hospitals in Malabo and Bata- Activities: Organizing material for screening training workshop • Manage SharePoint for all 5 projects • Research, write, edit business development documents for USAID and World Bank in English and French in Africa and Southeast Asia• Attend outreach opportunities: Water and Health Conference 2015, member of InterAction WASH Working Group, SuSanA, and USAID Water Team

• Researched and developed a program for the Post-2015 SDG agenda concentrating on integrated water resource management and water governance for monitoring these indicators• Developed additional project proposals, conference abstracts and documents• Participated in meetings to continue collective collaborations with the OECD Water Governance Initiative, World Water Council, Swiss Water Partnership and International Water Resources Association• Oral Presentation at World Water Congress XVth in Edinburgh, Scotland International Water Resource Association (IWRA) on ‘Farmers’ perceptions of Scotland’s diffuse water pollution regulations in the Eye Water and Pease Bay Priority Catchment’• Aided the Director General with administrative needs such as preparing documents for conferences, meetings, and lectures, planning travel logistics, arranging meetings, supporting social media (Wordpress) and trouble shoot IT such as computers, internet and Office Programs

• Conference Protocol Manager at International Conference on Water Resources and Environmental Management (ICWRE); answered inquiries from participants, assisted Director General with various tasks throughout the conference and wrote final report of the conference 
• Stockholm World Water Week attendance; represented GIWEH in the exhibition hall and networked with participants for further cooperation 
• Guided and motivated 4 students in their successful completion of their summer internship program by advising the development of topics, gave support during the research and writing process, and aided in the final delivery of their research paper

• Briefed the Chairman on scheduled meetings and issues raised by county residents 
• Managed the Chairman’s correspondences and personal office 
• Directed inquires to appropriate county departments and scheduled meeting rooms 
• Facilitated the execution of county contracts on behalf of the County Board Office 
• Prepared county meeting agendas for the website and public while meeting tight deadlines

• Personally responsible in learning ‘Energy Star Portfolio Manager’, an online program created by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Energy • Developed and organized Excel spreadsheets to capture 2 years of utility usage and cost for the county's 17 facilities allowing for the first time the capabilities of benchmarking consumption • Analyzed and identified outlying buildings with high energy and/or water consumption • Presented this data to County Board members of the Energy and Environment Committee

Shelve items patrons return and help librarians with youth programs.

During this internship I conducted PCM field air sampling and sampling media prep techniques. In addition to asbestos fiber identification and analysis.

Conducted research for Environmental Health Department on the occupational health hazards in the body modification industry.