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Isabelle Mercier — Director Isabelle Mercier

Isabelle Mercier has spent her seventeen-plus-year career providing strategic advice grounded in evidence to senior leaders in the public sector. Prior to joining the IEO, her leadership at Global Affairs Canada helped transform the evaluation function, strengthening the organization’s leadership in key strategic areas linked to sustainable development and international affairs. Prior to this role, she held senior positions in monitoring and evaluation in Shared Services Canada, Public Works and Government Services Canada and the Canadian Institute of Health Research. She has also performed in key leadership functions in MOPAN, the Multilateral Organization Performance Assessment Network, which assesses multilateral organizations to strengthen results and promote accountability. In the evaluation for development community, she served as Vice-Chair of OECD-DAC EvalNet. Isabelle is a national of Canada. She holds a master’s degree in public administration (Specialization in Program Evaluation) from the École Nationale d'Administration Publique, Université du Québec, a master's degree in arts - philosophy (specialization in ethics) from Concordia University, and a bachelor’s degree in arts - philosophy from the University of Western Ontario.

Alan Fox — Deputy Director Alan Fox

Alan M Fox is the Deputy Director of the Independent Evaluation Office of UNDP. Appointed to this position in February 2021, he has been at the office since 2009, serving as a member of the management team and chief of section for corporate – thematic evaluation. Alan’s public service career spans 4 decades, with projects and evaluations managed in over 60 countries. In 1985 he was appointed Executive Assistant to the Mayor of Cleveland Ohio, and in 1989 became the Associate Assistant Administrator for Water at the US Environmental Protection Agency. Prior to joining UNDP, Alan held the position of Vice President and Regional Director, Southern Africa, in the Infrastructure Division of the international engineering and consulting firm Pőyry PLC (Finland). Alan is an honors graduate in Political Science from Case Western Reserve University (USA), with an MBA from the University of Pretoria (South Africa).

Vijayalakshmi Vadivelu — Chief of the Section - Corporate and Thematic Evaluations Vijayalakshmi Vadivelu

Vijayalakshmi Vadivelu is the Chief of the Section for Corporate and Thematic Evaluations. She leads a team of evaluation professionals overseeing the conduct of the corporate and global thematic evaluation. As a senior evaluation advisor, she also leads global and country-level evaluations, is involved in national evaluation capacity development, and represents IEO in the Executive Board meetings. Vijaya has over twenty-five years of international development policy, evaluation, and applied research experience. She worked in multi-agency national development programmes, United Nations programme, and International NGOs, besides work at UNDP and extensive applied and policy research work. A significant component of her work has been with interdisciplinary teams leading and conducting evaluations and providing strategic support to programmes. At the Independent Evaluation Office, Vijaya evaluated UNDP programmes at the global, regional, and country levels. Vijaya led evaluations such as Strategic Plan, UNDP’s support to conflict affected countries, poverty reduction in LDCs, and global human development reports. Prior to joining UNDP, she was a researcher working on governance issues and gender equality in development at the Institute for Social and Economic Change, Bangalore, India. She was a Visiting Professor at the Division of Global Affairs, Rutgers University. She holds a PhD in Sociology.

Fumika Ouchi — Chief of Section - Country Programme Evaluation Fumika Ouchi

Fumika Ouchi is Chief of Section for country programme evaluations at the UNDP Independent Evaluation Office. Prior to joining the UNDP, Fumika worked for various agencies, including the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), the World Bank, UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and the Office of Internal Oversight Services at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Naturally curious about why things work (and don’t work), she has enjoyed the work of development evaluation for the past 20+ years. Particular milestones in her learning include topics such as the triple nexus concept integrating development, humanitarian, and peace efforts; eradication of tsetse flies from the Sub-Saharan Africa, counter-narcotics efforts in Central Asia, global human trafficking, and mechanics of nuclear safeguards. At UNDP, Fumika works with a team of Professionals to assess UNDP’s programmatic performance at the country level to contribute to organizational learning and accountability. Served as Executive Coordinator for the United Nations Evaluation Group (UNEG) in 2015-2017.

Ana Rosa Soares — Chief of Section - Syntheses and Lessons Ana Rosa Soares

Ana Rosa Soares is Chief of Section for Syntheses and Lessons in IEO overseeing, quality assuring and conducting syntheses, systematic review and evidence maps of evaluative evidence to generate lessons that support decision making and policy recommendations, especially connected to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) and Sub-regional programming. Prior to that, she was the Chief of corporate and thematic evaluations responsible for leading and conducting country, regional, corporate and global thematic and programmatic evaluations. She has also always been involved in developing guidance, providing training on evaluation, including for IPDET, and representing IEO in Executive Board meetings and external events. She has 25 year of experience in international development, 18 of which mostly dedicated to evaluation and national evaluation capacity development. Prior to working for IEO, she was a Strategic Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Officer and expert on Millennium Development Goals (MDG) for UNDP in Brazil. Before joining the UN, she was an International Development Advisor at the Center for International Development of the State University of New York managing USAID projects with bilateral and multilateral cooperation partners in Africa, Europe and Latin America. In Brazil she has also worked for political consultancy firms and taught political science. In the US she has taught graduate courses on Public Administration and Systems Dynamics. At IPDET – International Program for Development Evaluation in Switzerland she has taught Evaluation in the United Nations.”

Richard Jones — Chief of Section - Capacity Development Richard Jones

Richard Jones is a Senior Evaluation Advisor with IEO who joined UNDP in 2016. He continues to lead the Office’s support to Decentralised Evaluation, leading the updating of the UNDP evaluation guidelines in 2019, providing extensive training and support for staff in implementing decentralised evaluations, and designing and launching an online evaluation training course on evaluation in 2020 for all UNDP staff.

Richard has also led IEO’s evaluations of UNDP’s work in Eswatini, Sierra Leone, Uganda, Zimbabwe, and the Philippines. Prior to joining UNDP, Richard carried out programme/ project and country office evaluations for a number of organisations as well as most recently working as a technical advisor in local governance for DANIDA in Vietnam and DfID in Tanzania developing planning, budgeting and M&E systems for local governments. .

Gonzalo Gomez — Chief of Section Gonzalo Gomez

Gonzalo brings 22 years of extensive experience in UNDP. He has served in different capacities, most recently as a Programme Specialist in the OAI Regional Audit Centre based in Panama. Before joining OAI, Gonzalo was a Project Management and Procurement Specialist in the Management Support Centre based in Panama. He has also served in the Bolivia Country Office as a Systems Officer, ICT Manager, and Financial Monitoring / M&E Specialist, during which time he founded the M&E unit in the Office. Throughout his years in UNDP he has served as focal point for both IT and M&E, and has worked on compliance and performance audits, periodically collaborating with the IEO on our evaluations. He has also participated in special projects for IPSAS and ATLAS implementation, leading RBM and M&E workshops, as well as data analytics.

Gonzalo holds a Master's degree in Business Administration (MBA) and Bachelor's degree in Computer Science. His expertise includes project management, procurement, RBM, the ATLAS ERP system, finance, M&E, ICT management (including data collection and analysis), global trends in IT applications, AI and machine learning, compliance and performance audit, web development, and database development and administration, among others. With his vast range of experience gained within UNDP, covering both IT innovation and data management, he is an excellent match as the new Chief of KDM.

Ximena Rios — Chief of Section Ximena Rios

Ximena Rios is responsible for leading the Operations Section in order to support IEO’s evaluations and other intiatives, as instructed by the Deputy. She also serves as IEO’s Learning Manager. Prior to joining IEO, she served 5 years in UNDP Chile as Operations Manager, leading the County Office operations to be well known as one of the best offices in UNDP’s regional operations, and is a member of UNDP’s Candidate Pool for Deputy Resident Representatives (Program and Operations). She started her professional career in the founding team of Microsoft in Chile, and subsequently worked for Oracle and Ernst and Young where she developed strong managerial and project management skills. She is a certified Ontological Coach.

Heather Bryant — Evaluation Advisor, GEI Heather Bryant

Heather Bryant is Chief of Section for capacity development and quality assessment. In addition to conducting country, regional and thematic evaluations, Heather leads work to strengthen decentralized evaluation within UNDP as well as national evaluation capacities, organizing the 2017 and 2019 National Evaluation Capacities Conferences. Before joining the IEO in 2012, Heather worked for UNDP Nepal, heading the Strategic Planning and Development Effectiveness Unit, where she was responsible for country programme planning, monitoring and evaluation, with a special emphasis on human rights, gender equality and social exclusion issues. She also facilitated the development by Nepal’s National Planning Commission of a Poverty Monitoring and Analysis System. She has designed and led many workshops and training courses on monitoring and evaluation for government officials, UN staff and partners. Prior to joining UNDP, Heather conducted research at the University of Lausanne’s Institute of Geography in Switzerland.

Anna Guerraggio — Evaluation Advisor Anna Guerraggio

Anna Guerraggio is a Senior Evaluation Advisor at the Independent Evaluation Office of UNDP, with over fifteen years of experience in evaluation in the United Nation System. She has conducted more than thirty programme, project and country evaluations across thematic areas, including food security; climate change and natural resource management; gender equality and women’s empowerment; inclusive economic development; and peacekeeping. Anna has supported several training exercises for United Nations staff on the development of performance indicators and facilitated the design of impact pathways for enhanced programme effectiveness. Before joining the United Nations, Anna worked in academia managing training programs on international development and humanitarian affairs. Anna holds three Master’s in Behavioral Science (London School of Economics and Political Science), Development Management (London School of Economics and Political Science), and Public Administration and International Institutions Management (Bocconi University).

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Yogesh Bhatt — Evaluation Specialist Yogesh Bhatt

Yogesh has over 20 years of international development experience in leading and managing evidence-based policy, program, country and performance evaluations, research studies and impact assessments. Prior to joining IEO, Yogesh led the evaluation programme of the Commonwealth Secretariat in London contributing to planning and policy decisions, organisational learning and change at the Secretariat. Earlier at the International Water Management Institute (CGIAR)- in South Africa and Sri Lanka- he was responsible for evaluation and impact assessment of agriculture and natural resource development projects in Africa. At CARE International in India, he established the Design, Monitoring, Evaluation and Organisational Learning Unit providing strategic, advisory and technical support to all country programs. Yogesh enjoys working on collaborative programs in multi-cultural settings and has lived in India, Sri Lanka, South Africa and UK, and worked with partner organisations in over fifty countries in Asia, Africa, Caribbean and the Pacific.

Tina Tordjman-Nebe — Evaluation Specialist Tina Tordjman-Nebe

Tina Tordjman-Nebe, PhD is a Senior Evaluation Specialist at the UNDP IEO. She has 15+ years of experience in M&E, research and evaluation in the UN system. Prior to joining the IEO in 2020, Tina led on global thematic evaluations in the area of child protection at UNICEF's Evaluation Office. At the IEO, she coordinates the “Reflections” series synthesizing lessons learned from past evaluations on a variety of topics, to inform decision-making and boost organizational learning at UNDP. She also contributes to corporate evaluations and leads independent country programme evaluations and reviews. Tina holds a PhD in Social and Political Sciences from the European University Institute, a joint MA from Universidad Carlos III de Madrid/Sciences Po Paris/University of Bath, and a BSc from the London School of Economics. She co-coordinates the UNEG working group on methods and is a past coordinator of the UNEG working group on ethics.

Shivit Bakrania — Evaluation Specialist Shivit Bakrania

Shivit Bakrania (Shiv) is an evidence synthesis, knowledge management and social research methods specialist with 15+ years’ experience in the international development sector. He joined UNICEF Innocenti – Global Office of Research and Foresight in April 2020 as a Knowledge Management Specialist and had been long-term consultant for Innocenti prior to that. Before joining UNICEF, he had been operating as an independent research consultant, specialising in producing policy-relevant research and evidence tools to support governments, international development agencies and non-governmental organisations to implement evidence-based policy, programming and advocacy. He has been involved in undertaking systematic reviews, evidence gap maps and rapid evidence assessments, as a principal investigator, team leader and as a commissioner and manager. The most recent published examples include a systematic review of reviews on the ‘Impact of social protection on gender equality in low- and middle-income countries’, and evidence gap maps on ‘Inclusive Interventions for Children with Disabilities Living in Low- and Middle-Income Countries’ and ‘Child and adolescent mental health and psychosocial support interventions’. He has long-standing thematic and academic research interests in: evidence synthesis and translation, political economy approaches to development, youth and political violence, security and access to justice, and governance in fragile and conflict-affected contexts. Shiv holds two Master's degrees: one in Poverty Reduction and Development Management, and another in Social Research Methods, both from the University of Birmingham. He started a PhD in International Development, also at the University of Birmingham.

Kate Pond — Communication Specialist Kate Pond

Kate Pond joined the IEO as Communications Specialist in November 2021. Prior to this she worked in a communications and spokesperson capacity for UNHCR and UNOCHA in the Middle East, South Asia, and West, East and Southern Africa. Before joining the UN full time in 2014, Kate worked in the media and academia, and has published articles and opinion pieces on a range of topics, including commentary on public and energy policy, forced migration and climate change. She holds a PhD in English from the University of York, UK, and speaks English and French.

Anish Pradhan — IT Specialist Anish Pradhan

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Harvey John Garcia — Evaluation Specialist Harvey John Garcia

Harvey joined IEO in January of 2020. He is responsible for conducting Independent Country Programme Evaluations and supporting Thematic Evaluations. Harvey comes to IEO from the FAO in Rome, where he has been an evaluation officer for last 4 years. Before that he spent 5 years with UNIDO based in NBO, being an M&E technical project officer. His work with international organizations began with International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) back in Philippines; but his has also worked with NGOs on the US West Coast. His holds degrees in Biology and Natural Resource Management. .

Jin Zhang — Programme Specialist Jin Zhang

Before becoming an Evaluation Specialist Officer at IEO, Jin Zhang served as the Secretariat of the United Nations Evaluation Group, from 2012 to 2018. She has also worked with various other international organizations in the United Nations System, including the Executive Office of the United Nations Secretary-General, UNICEF, United Nations University, and UN DESA. JIn Zhang has also worked with Amnesty International, in London, and local nonprofit organizations in both Michigan and Beijing. She has conducted field research on Chinese women’s organizations as well. Jin Zhang holds a Bachelor’s degree in History and Economics from Peking University and a Master of Public Policy from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Amanuel Zerihoun — Evaluation Specialist Amanuel Zerihoun

Amanuel Zerihoun is a management and international development specialist with about 7 years of experience working with international organizations in the field of evaluation. Prior to joining UNDP IEO as an Evaluation Specialist, Amanuel served as an Evaluation and Inspection Officer for the Joint Inspection Unit of the United Nations System, where he conducted and contributed to UN system-wide evaluations and reviews. During this time, he contributed, among other things, to the pilot implementation of the Independent System Wide Evaluation policy mandated by the General Assembly through the QCPR, and to the conduct of 4 system-wide reviews. Amanuel previously held positions in different UN evaluation offices at headquarters including experience at the decentralized level at country level. Throughout his experiences, Amanuel has been involved in the conduct and commissioning of projects/programmes and policy level evaluations, and contributing to strategic planning activities including the development of RBM systems and trainings. He holds a Master in political science, with a specialization in evaluation of public policy.

Ben Murphy — Evaluation Specialist Ben Murphy

Ben Murphy is an Evaluation Specialist of the Independent Evaluation Office of UNDP.

Eduardo Gomez — Evaluation Specialist Eduardo Gomez

Eduardo is an Evaluation Specialist at the Independent Evaluation Office of UNDP, where he has worked since June 2020. He has led Independent Country Programme Evaluations (ICPEs) in Ecuador, Bolivia, and Equatorial Guinea, and supported various other ICPEs, the Reflections series, and Corporate Evaluations. He also serves as one of the Regional Focal Points for Latin America and the Caribbean, supporting the strengthening of decentralized evaluations. Eduardo has extensive experience in public policy development and institutional strengthening projects in the social and health sector, having worked as a consultant in Central America and the Caribbean region. He also worked for the Spanish Embassy in Panama, promoting bilateral trade. As an external evaluator, before joining the IEO, he participated in different evaluative projects with several UN agencies, such as UNFPA, UNWOMEN and UNICEF. Eduardo holds three master’s degrees – in political science and public administration, in public policy evaluation, and in international business management – and he is a certified Project Management Professional.

Juan David Gonzales — Evaluation Specialist Juan David Gonzales

Juan David Gonzales is an international development professional with more than seven years of experience in evaluation, monitoring and results-based management. Prior to joining UNDP-IEO in 2021, Juan David had conducted more than 30 programme, policy, strategy and organizational evaluations as a consultant for development and humanitarian organizations around the world. He notably worked for UN organizations (UNICEF, UNDP, ILO WFP, FAO, UNHCR, UN-Women, UNFPA, WHO), multilateral trust funds (Global Partnership for Education, Disability Rights Fund), foundations (Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation), and development banks (World Bank, Caribbean Development Bank). Fluent in English, French and Spanish, Juan David holds an M.Sc. in International Business and a B.A. in Political Science and Philosophy.

Öykü Ulucay — Evaluation Specialist Öykü Ulucay

Öykü has been a development professional since 2008. She started her career as Good Governance Program Coordinator at a leading think tank in Turkiye where she worked for 4 years. She continued her career as a Program Specialist at one of the biggest philanthropic foundations in Turkiye, monitoring a UN Joint Program on Promoting Women's Rights between 2012-2015. Before joining UNDP Turkiye, she worked as Program Officer at SIDA for monitoring human rights projects funded by Sweden between 2015 and 2019. In her last post as M&E Analyst of UNDP Turkiye she worked heavily on capacity building on M&E and ameliorating independent evaluation performance of the country office. She completed a detail assignment at UNDP Regional Hub for Asia and the Pacific, in charge of monitoring and evaluation of "Poverty Environment Action" and "Climate Finance Network" Regional Programmes. Before her career, Öykü completed a B.A in Business and M.A and Ph.D. Degrees in Political Science, and worked as Teaching Assistant for a number of years. She is a Fulbright recipient from Harvard University's JFK School of Government. Öykü speaks Turkish, English and French. She is a big fan of Roger Federer and enjoys trekking, swimming and tennis.

Enika Bushi — Evaluation Specialist Enika Bushi

Enika Bushi is an Evaluation Specialist of the Independent Evaluation Office of UNDP. Over the past ten years, Enika has successfully combined work and studies, completing a Ph.D. in Institutions, Markets, and Technologies. She has worked in the field and at various UN and EU headquarters. Whilst working in diverse multicultural and multilingual settings, including post-conflict areas, she has developed and negotiated numerous effective professional relationships and agreements with key actors, expertly matching opportunities to strengths. She has identified ambitious goals and provided timely, evidence-based policy recommendations benefitting target groups and communities. Enika also holds a Master of Arts in EU International Relations and Diplomacy studies from the College of Europe, Belgium, and studied Political Science at the Sapienza University of Rome, Italy where she also obtained a master’s degree in International Relations. She has benefited from academic exchanges at the University of Oslo, Norway, Middle East Technical University Ankara, Turkey, and Universidad Tecnológica Privada de Santa Cruz, Bolivia. In addition to English, French, and Spanish, she speaks Albanian, Italian, and Turkish.

Angela Naletilic — Evaluation Specialist Angela Naletilic

Angela Naletilic is an Evaluation Specialist of the Independent Evaluation Office of UNDP. Over the past 14 years, Angela has worked both in the development and humanitarian fields and various international settings. She has spent a large part of her professional career providing technical assistance and consulting services to INGOs, intergovernmental organizations, public and private sector stakeholders, academic institutions and civil society organizations. Her assignments covered strategic planning processes, program development and management, institutional strengthening and capacity building, and, in particular, evaluations. As an external evaluator, she has conducted large-scale and complex evaluations of multi-sector projects, regional programs, technical cooperation agreements and policy instruments for various UN agencies and regional commissions, the EU, the IDB, governments and cooperation agencies, among others. Besides her extensive experience in the LAC region through short and long-term missions, she has carried out assignments in Africa, Southeast Asia and Europe, covering a wide range of sectors and thematic areas linked to the SDGs and with a special focus on gender, intersectionality and human rights issues. Angela holds two M.A. degrees: in Political Science, with specialization in International Relations, and in International Cooperation for Development, through her studies in Germany, France and Spain. She has also obtained several specialized diplomas in Gender Studies, Monitoring & Evaluation and Project Management. In addition to English, Spanish and French, she speaks Croatian and German.

Yosef Abraha — Evaluation Specialist Yosef Abraha

Yosef comes to the IEO as a public health professional and researcher (Evidence Synthesis) in both governmental and non-governmental sectors. Before joining UNDP, Yosef served as a researcher for the Knowledge Translation Directorate of the Ethiopian Public Health Institute (EPHI). He has been involved in synthesizing evidence as a principal investigator and mentor. Yosef has also worked as an advocate and expert in evidence-informed decision-making (EIDM) nationally and globally and led the design and implementation of institutional knowledge systems to support EIDM. He was the Ethiopian team Lead to the Partnership for Evidence and Equity Responsive Social Systems (PEERSS) project that aims to strengthen the use of appropriate mechanisms and build conducive environments for advancing evidence-informed policymaking in social systems, with a focus on the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Yosef has a master’s degree in Public Health from Addis Ababa University and is currently a PhD fellow in Evidence-based Healthcare.

Flora Jimenez — Communication Analyst Flora Jimenez

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Michelle Sy — Programme Associate Michelle Sy

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Oforiwa Asare — Finance Associate Oforiwa Asare

Prior to joining UNDP IEO as Programme and Finance Associate, Oforiwa worked for the Community Health Center in Connecticut as Senior Grants Accountant responsible for 60 state and federal grants. She was the Project Assistant on the China-Ghana South-South Cooperation on Renewable Energy Technology Transfer project with UNDP Ghana for nearly four years. Before joining UNDP Ghana in 2015, she was the Finance and Administrative Associate for International Cocoa Initiative (ICI) (A Swiss-based NGO into Child Labour Elimination in Cocoa growing areas) from 2011-2014 in Ghana. During this period, she doubled up as the Finance Assistant for the ILO-IPEC Cocoa Communities Project, and the ICI/ Right-To-Play International Joint Project which were implemented by ICI from 2012-2014. She also worked for Map International (a US-based NGO in health) as the Finance and Administrative Assistant for Ghana from 2010-2011.
Oforiwa is a Chartered Certified Accountant, a member of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) UK and a member of the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA), USA. Her areas of expertise are financial management, financial reporting, project management, audit, and administration.

Concepcion Cole — Programme Associate Concepcion Cole

Concepcion joined IEO in January 2006. She provides administrative support to IEO Directorate; and provides logistical support at various IEO conferences including NEC Conference, Sao Paulo, Brazil and UNEG Annual Meeting, Rome, Italy. Prior to joining IEO, she worked in UNCDF/Microfinance Unit from 2000-2005. She coordinated the development of MFDL Course Workbook and contributed highly to UNCDF MF’s The Year of Microcredits (YOM) activities. In Sept 2013, she received the UNDP Long Service Award for more than 10-years of service; and in Dec 2017, she received a Certificate of Appreciation in recognition of 15 years of service in support of Sustainable Human Development. She completed Bachelor of Arts, Management and Communications at Adelphi University, New York.

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Maya Fridman — Procurement Associate Maya Fridman Procurement Associate

Most recently, Maya worked at the Capacity Development and Operational Training Service (CDOTS), overseeing comprehensive human resources activities. Her responsibilities encompassed onboarding, recruitment, management of staff and non-staff contracts, job advertisement, staffing table management, and reporting processes. Prior to her tenure at CDOTS, she dedicated eight years to the Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOS) as an Associate Auditor. During this time, she actively contributed to the creation of audit segments and conducted tests across various subject areas, including mine action, pension fund benefit administration, and asset management. Additionally, she frequently collaborated with hiring managers to assess job candidates, evaluating their qualifications against job criteria and generating candidate shortlists. From 2009 to 2014, Maya served as a Client Service Specialist with the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund. Prior to her work with the United Nations, she gained valuable experience in the private sector, specializing in business process improvement, capacity development, and regulatory compliance. Maya holds a Master of Business Administration from Fordham University, as well as a Bachelor of Science from the University of Scranton. In addition to English, she is fluent in Russian and Spanish.

Sonam Choetsho — Programme Assistant Sonam Choetsho

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Antana Locs — Programme Assistant Antana Locs Operation Section

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