• Mentoring African and Asian journalists on investigative methods for the project that InfoNile in partnership with Earth Journalism Network has on “Following the Money to Combat Environmental Crime Initiative” which produces transboundary investigative stories to expose environmental crimes, money laundering, fraud, bribery, corruption, and illicit payments related to nature crimes from the trafficking of wildlife and wildlife products such as ivory, timber, and sand, among others.• Facilitated training on "Investigating illicit Financial Flows in environmental crimes between East Africa and Asia" • Proofreading and editing of journalistic stories.

• Investigated financial (follow the money), environmental, and gender-based violence crimes in South Sudan for The Sentry• Investigated violation of sanctions regime or non-compliance of specific individuals in South Sudan through updates and reports, using Open Source Intelligence OSINT and Human Resource Intelligence (HUMINT) sources. • Gathered intelligence using HUMINT and OSINT to target illegal logging, the illegal wildlife trade, arms trafficking, terrorism networks, sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), and the links to illicit land grabbing, oil pollution, and illegal mining.• Managed investigative leads and source networks, that involved finding and meeting with sources and composing contact reports.• Worked in confidentiality and anonymously with human and environmental rights defenders, interviewing them, exchanging information, and supporting their causes by reporting on the information shared and connecting them to organizations that were dedicated to protecting their lives. • Collected and analyzed trade, corporate ownership data, and other information when available, and interpreted graphically to reports for easy understanding.• Wrote, edited, fact-checked, and published reports, dossiers, and sanctions packages• Coordinated with the policy division to draft briefings, analyses, findings, and recommendations to present to national and international governmental organizations, including the US State Department, the UK Foreign Office, the EU, and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), and the UN Panel of Experts for South Sudan.• Extensive data mining and analysis experience, GIS and remote sensing knowledge of both satellite imagery and aerial photography, Trade Data, ICIJ Offshore leaks, OCCRP Aleph, Seamless Horizons, Sayari, Orbis, i2 Enterprise Intelligence Software, LexisNexis and Linkurious.• Co-Author — The Metamorphosis of Ali Khalil Myree, April 2021

• Conducted covert, data-driven investigations into the illegal wildlife trade and environmental crimes, including undercover on a pangolin farm in Kampala and as lead investigator on a high-level trafficking case of ivory and pangolin scales linked to a Vietnamese network operating from South Sudan to Vietnam• Utilized intelligence analysis using OSINT and HUMINT to identify emerging trends, patterns, risks, and opportunities related to suspected illegal activities, commodity flows, and facilitating factors through the interrogation of suspects and the analysis of property searches and trade, corporate, and phone data• Managed the finances and budgets for the EAGLE Uganda office and recruited investigators, legal advisors, informants, and administrative and media teams• Supported national authorities including the Uganda Wildlife Authority, Ugandan Revenue Authority, and the Financial Intelligence Authority (FIA)

• Researched and analyzed scientific literature regarding the illicit trade of pangolins in Uganda and data on large-scale seizures, arrests, and convictions in the global illegal wildlife trade • Compiled a final report bringing together the findings and observations from field work, including photographic documentation and interviews with poachers and hunters• Thematic Research Expert Contributor — World Wildlife Crime Report 2020, UNODC, July 2020

• Led and implemented multiple projects countering wildlife crime, including the first pangolin conservation project in Uganda • Supervised and mentored project officers in conducting key data mapping, collection, and analysis

• Advanced organic farming and climate change initiatives with local farming groups and established a donor network with the main agribusiness actors in the region• Generated a social business plan that incorporated an all-inclusive approach to green economy theory• Reviewed and developed specific programs and field tools for better data collection and analysis

• Organized and coordinated the production team for the Atlas of Cambodia: National Poverty and Environment Maps, overseeing meetings and workshops related to atlas contents and the supporting contracts and procedures involving government officials, private sector employees, and development partner representatives• Led collection, analysis, and development for GIS data across relevant ministries and NGOs• Coordinated the information selection for the online interactive atlas and guided the graphic design of the final hardcopy

• Supported the development of 18 Community Forestry Management Plans (CFMPs), working closely with the Forestry Administration of Cambodia — the first CFMPs approved in the country• Implemented the project “Community Forestry in the NE of Cambodia: Sustainable Development and Institutional Strengthening”• Executed field missions to CFMP sites conducting forest inventories, Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) activities, field community trainings, and documentary photography • Liaised with regional and international NGOs, donors, and government agents as a member of both the National Committee for Community Forestry in Cambodia and the Technical Working Group of Forestry and Environment of Cambodia