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Ellen Bomasang

Ellen is an international development professional whose focus has been clean energy, climate, and inclusive growth across emerging economies for 25+ years.

Gender training, Gender mainstreaming, Climate change, Engaging men, Environment, Intersectionality, MEL, Org. mainstreaming, Proposal writing, Race and ethnicity, WEE, Womens' leadership, Women's participationGADN Coordinator15 March 2019

Lindsey Jones-Renaud

Lindsey Jones-Renaud is a feminist facilitator, trainer, advocate and entrepreneur whose work focuses on the intersection of gender with economic development, social justice, care work, the digital economy, and institutional change.

Alina Meyer

Alina is an independent consultant with over 20 years of experience in the area of human rights, gender, diversity and social inclusion.

Adolescent Girls, VAWG, Women's rights, Education, Policy analysis, Disability rights, Engaging men, Facilitation, Gender mainstreaming, Gender training, Health, Monitoring & Evaluation, PSEA, Safeguarding, SRHR, Social norms, WEE, Women's participationGADN Coordinator7 December 2018

Rebecca Morahan

Gender in agricultural value chains specialist, with experience of working along international and local value chains with farmers, service providers, companies and governments, to strengthen gender equity and inclusion. Strong

Climate change, Research, Engaging men, Facilitation, Gender training, Strategy development, Trade, Women's economic justice, Women's participation, Womens' leadershipGADN Coordinator29 November 2018

Ugo Nnachi

As a trailblazer in governance and women’s rights, I retired as Ebonyi State’s first Female Head of Service after decades of public sector leadership. My career focuses on advancing gender equality through policy reform, stakeholder engagement, and capacity-building initiatives.

Advocacy, Health, SRHR, Adolescent Girls, Engaging men, Facilitation, Gender training, Social norms, VAWGGADN Coordinator22 November 2018

Ian D. Plaskett

Ian is a senior safeguarding and PSEAH expert with 24+ years’ experience, advising UN, donors, civil society, and private sector on risk, compliance, GEDSI, and protection.

Maryam Tanwir

Dr Maryam Tanwir has an MPhil, PhD and Post doctorate in International Development from the University of Cambridge. She has been a Lecturer and Coordinator for paper 340 “Gender and Development” at the Centre of Development Studies, University of Cambridge since 2015.

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