Mr. Lundberg is a senior executive leader within the humanitarian and development system, with a demonstrated history of working in complex settings, conflict environments, development, and human rights contexts. He is dedicated to the realization of 2030 Agenda, peace-building, dialogue, and mediation. Mr. Lundberg brings 20 years of experience heading large-scale, and multifaceted teams in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and in Asia.Mr. Lundberg is the Executive Director of the Raoul Wallenberg Institute for Human Rights and Humanitarian Law in Lund, Sweden. He previously served as the designated representative of the UN Secretary-General to Montenegro, where he led the UN system in close partnership with the Government, supporting the realization of the Sustainable Development Goals and human rights. Mr. Lundberg has a strong community and social services professional background and is skilled in intercultural communication. His work experience includes areas such as international humanitarian and human rights law, minority rights, disability rights, descent work, public administration, gender equality, economic cooperation, rule of law and good governance, environment, conflict management, peacebuilding, and mediation. Mr. Lundberg also has in-depth knowledge of compliance issues within the development system, which includes heading forensic audit operations in often complex environments.Mr. Lundberg has 27 years of experience in diplomatic, humanitarian, human rights, and public administration with the UN, the foreign service, and through the Red Cross Movement. He served as UN Deputy Humanitarian Coordinator (and as Humanitarian Coordinator ai) in Nigeria from 2016 to 2018.Mr. Lundberg has served as Head of Regional Development Cooperation for the Middle East and North Africa region at the Embassy of Sweden in Amman, Jordan, and before that as Special Political Advisor on the Lake Chad Crisis at the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs in 2018.Mr. Lundberg has held various leadership positions with the Swedish International Development Agency, including as Director for Humanitarian Assistance. Mr. Lundberg has served the International Federation of the Red Cross (IFRC) as External Relations Manager in Malaysia, Head of Delegation in Zimbabwe. He served as Deputy Consul General for Sweden in Jerusalem.Mr. Lundberg holds a bachelor’s degree in political geography, international law, human rights law from Uppsala University, and from Harvard University, where he completed a one-year Executive Leadership Training program in 2021-2022.