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Berlin, De

London Area, United Kingdom

• Developed expertise in conducting quality research and skills that are crucial for leadership roles in public health policy and practices.• Conducted an organisational and policy analysis on "Partnering for inclusion: Enhancing meaningful participation of persons with disabilities in food security and livelihood projects in South Sudan - Lessons learnt from a partnership between the World Food Programme and Humanity & Inclusion".• Completed modules in Evidenced-based Public Health Policy and Practice, and Understanding Leadership, Management and Organisations.• Participation and contribution to the International Centre for Evidence in Disability (ICED) and the Health in Humanitarian Centre (HHCC).

Berlin, Deutschland

I coordinated the work of country teams in Somalia, South Sudan and Uganda to operationalise the IASC Guidelines on disability. The primary focus was to develop capacities, adapt needs assessment and monitoring tools to collect disability data and establish local technical support and surge capacities. Key Responsibilities:• Cross-Country Coordination: Ensured coherent implementation of project activities.• On-site support: Supported project teams in planning, conducting, monitoring and evaluating project activities.• Lateral and Team Management: Managed a team of six staff members in pilot countries.• Case Study: Conducted a case study on the collaboration between Handicap International and the United Nations World Food Programme to improve food security for persons with disabilities in South Sudan, integral to my doctoral research.• Applied Research: Carried out process tracing for the innovative Review, Adapt, Action, and Action Learning Laboratories (RAAL Lab) methodology, in close coordination with global and regional experts.• Financial Oversight: Oversaw a budget and conducted regular financial reviews of project activities.• Reporting and Monitoring: Reviewed donor and internal monitoring and activity evaluation reports and made strategic adjustment recommendations.Achievements:• Established cross-country coordination and learning mechanisms, including cross-country workshops in Kenya, fostering team building and technical knowledge exchange.• Published an accessible research report, fact sheet, a doctoral thesis, and an upcoming book chapter.• Presented research findings at in different meetings, events and conferences, raising awareness on disability inclusion in humanitarian contexts.• Supported country teams and the project coordinator to submit budget amendments.• Improved monitoring and evaluation mechanisms in collaboration with MEAL officer, ensuring accurate project tracking and reporting.

Berlin Area, Germany

Key Responsibilities:• Project Planning: Led the planning and implementation of project activities, including online trainings and workshops, ensuring alignment with goals.• Public Relations: Developed and executed a PR strategy, including a barrier-free project website to enhance visibility.• Accessibility: Ensured accessibility of all project activities and resources.• Information Management: Managed project-related information and technical resources.• Logistics: Coordinated logistics and procurement for smooth project operations.Achievements:• Technical Support: Assisted in providing technical advice on inclusive humanitarian action and contributed to the IASC Guidelines on Disability and e-learning modules.• Training Facilitation: Organized and co-facilitated trainings on disability inclusion, e.g. on disability inclusion during COVID-19, disability-inclusive primary health care and project cycle management for local partners in East Africa and Asia, enhancing humanitarian capacities.• Guest Lecturer: Served as a guest lecturer for the NOHA Master’s program in International Humanitarian Action.• Resource Development: Created a toolbox of training materials on accessible online communication, sharing expertise with event leaders.• Monitoring and Reporting: Supported donor reporting and the monitoring and evaluation of project measures, ensuring transparency and accountability in project management.• End Evaluation: Coordinated the project’s end evaluation, overseeing all aspects from drafting Terms of Reference to feedback on the report.• Network Expansion: Contributed to expanding and maintaining the project network to enhance collaboration.

Berlin Area, Germany

Handicap International e.V., in collaboration with CBM Germany and the Institute for Peacekeeping Law and International Humanitarian Law at Ruhr-University Bochum, and supported by the German Federal Foreign Office, implemented the three-year project “Leave No One Behind!: Mainstreaming of Disability in Humanitarian Action.”Building on a successful predecessor, this project aimed to enhance the capacities of German humanitarian actors and local partners for the inclusion of persons with disabilities in humanitarian action. Further, it assisted the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) Task Team in finalising and disseminating the IASC Guidelines on Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in Humanitarian Action and conducted applied accompanying research.Key Achievements:• Capacity Development: Assisted in the planning, organisation, and follow-up of trainings, technical support and coaching sessions, and events to enhance the capacities of German humanitarian actors and local partners for the inclusion of persons with disabilities in humanitarian action.• Technical Support: Supported the technical support to NGOs.• Logistics Management: Managed logistics for project activities and supported various administrative tasks, ensuring smooth operations throughout the project cycle.• Project Monitoring: Contributed to project monitoring by preparing and maintaining comprehensive project documentation, enhancing accountability and transparency.• Public Relations: Engaged in project-related public relations efforts to raise awareness and promote the project’s objectives.

Berlin Area, Germany

Contributed to the successful organization and execution of the Humanitarian Congress Berlin, a conference uniting approximately 1,000 global experts to discuss the theory and practice of humanitarian action.Key Achievements:• Logistical Excellence: Supported the conference coordinator in the logistical and organizational aspects of the congress, ensuring a seamless event experience.• Panel Development: Researched and conceptualized two engaging panels, enhancing the congress’s thematic depth.• Database Management: Efficiently managed participant and speaker data, improving communication and coordination efforts.• Effective Communication: Drafted and edited essential materials, including invitations and meeting notes, while supporting congress communications through social media outreach.• Participant Liaison: Served as the primary point of contact for participants, fostering positive relationships through effective communication.• Exhibition Coordination: Planned and coordinated the “Humanitarian Forum,” showcasing 35 organizations and universities, which enriched the congress experience.• Volunteer Management: Supervised volunteers, contributing to the event’s operational success.• Event Evaluation: Conducted thorough evaluations post-event to identify strengths and areas for improvement.Additional Contributions:• Conducted research for the Berlin Advocacy Unit and prepared briefings for meetings with German Bundestag members regarding flight and migration issues.• Developed communication and advocacy materials, supporting the Unit’s strategic initiatives.

Cologne Area, Germany

• Conducted face-to-face fundraising in Cologne, acquiring 45 new donors for Ärzte ohne Grenzen.• Implemented fundraising strategies.• Contributed to MSF's mission by raising awareness and securing vital financial support.

Frechen, Germany

• Managed translation projects for governmental documents into easy-to-read language, ensuring accuracy and cultural sensitivity.• Coordinated deadlines and communication with external service providers and project partners for successful project delivery.• Oversaw a team of 15 project members, ensuring efficient workflow and high-quality deliverables.

Brussels Area, Belgium

• Monitored and evaluated 44 humanitarian aid projects in South, South-East Asia, and Pacific for NGOs, INGOs, and UN agencies.• Assisted in the coordination and implementation of relief efforts in the region.• Collaborated with various stakeholders to ensure effective project management and delivery.• Developed strong analytical and problem-solving skills in a fast-paced international environment.

Cologne Area, Germany

Customer service and participant management.

Master’S Degree, International Humanitarian Action, 1.3

Activities and Societies: Successfully participated in the All-European International Humanitarian and Refugee Law Moot Court Competition.

Master'S Degree, International Humanitarian Action

Master Double Degree from the University of Warsaw and the Universidad de Deusto Courses: • Design of strategies and programs.

Exchange Semester, Language, Translation And Communication

Activities and Societies: • British Sign LanguageCourses: • Translation (German into English) • Public Relations and Digital Media • Spanish

Bachelor’S Degree, Multilingual Communication

Activities and Societies: • Working student, see work experience english & more• Languages: Spanish, English, Dutch • Intercultural.

Bachelor’S Degree, Administration & Tourism Management, A (Outstanding)