Nada Adel Email & Phone Number

Egypt

• Planned and executed tailored training sessions for 600 youth in Egypt, focusing on life skills and awareness-raising.• Managed a team of consultants to develop and implement social change activities for 300 selected youth.• Oversaw the implementation of the program in 3 governorates, ensuring strategic alignment with project goals.

Alexandria, Egypt

The project was aimed to empowering resilient Syrian refugee and vulnerable Egyptian host communities’ youth, especially girls and young women, to reduce gender inequalities, gender-based violence and negative coping mechanisms resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Alexandria, Egypt

The Girls Lead programme was intended for implementation in urban communities in Cairo, Assiut and Alexandria, with the aim of mainstreaming gender equality with a very specific focus on empowering girls and young women (aged 13 to 24 yrs.) to take collective action for systemic change in their cities. Girls and young women, supported by boys and young men (aged 13-24 yrs.), will take collective action to claim their right to safe, accountable, and inclusive cities and to advance gender equality.

Al Buhayrah, Egypt

The project is looking to strengthen individual capacities of children and youth (through COC) so that they feel empowered and motivated to challenge social norms and initiate joint actions that promote participation of youth, especially women, in the decision-making process. The action will organize young participants into youth groups and will provide them with tools and equipment to maintain communication with COC alumni and among other youth groups; to raise awareness and promote gender equality and youth participation through social media platforms, for example; and to hold CDAs and local authorities accountable.Besides, the project will capacitate youth/women-led partner CDAs in order to enhance their institutional sustainability, by training CDA’s staff to understand and internalize project management and skills on social accountability and gender equality.The action will help youth, communities and CDAs to better understand the stakeholders, their expectations, support, and potential contributions, in order to push for continued ownership. Also, strengthening linkages between the youth groups, CDAs, community networks and local and Governorate government officials will improve participatory processes and women’s engagement in planning, supervision and monitoring in the future (emphasis in Ministry of Youth’s Youth Centers initiatives).

Alexandria, Egypt

EVAW is a multidisciplinary program that provides specialized training to criminal justice agencies and community-based programs dealing with cases involving domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking. They seek to promote safety, health, and justice for victims and communities.Managed by UN Women, this campaign aims to prevent and eliminate all forms of violence against women worldwide. It’s part of the United Nations’ efforts to address this critical issue.These initiatives work tirelessly to create a world where gender-based violence is unacceptable, perpetrators are held accountable, and victims receive the compassion, support, and justice they deserve.

Alexandria, Egypt

In this role, I develop and direct research assignments tailored to meet specific business and project needs. My responsibilities include:Conducting In-depth Research: I lead comprehensive research efforts on various subjects, ensuring that findings are aligned with project goals and objectives.Data Enhancement: I meticulously analyze and supplement incomplete documents with the necessary information to ensure accuracy and completeness.Survey & Data Collection Design: I design and implement surveys, questionnaires, and polls that are customized to gather precise data relevant to our research requirements.Database Management: I organize and maintain research databases, ensuring that data is easily accessible and systematically stored for future use.

Master'S Degree, Anthropology

Bachelor'S Degree, Anthropology