About me
I am a doctoral researcher and international development professional working at the intersection of climate security, conflict resolution, and global governance. Currently pursuing a PhD in Global Governance and Human Security at the University of Massachusetts Boston, my academic research focuses on how environmental stressors such as climate-induced migration shape regional insecurity and fuel recruitment by violent groups, particularly in the Lake Chad Basin. My work applies interdisciplinary frameworks to understand the sociopolitical dynamics of resource conflict, displacement, and resilience.
Professionally, I bring over five years of experience managing multi-stakeholder projects across Africa, Asia, Europe, and North America. I have served in leadership and advisory roles with organizations including the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN), Oxfam, and the Institute of Crisis Management Studies (ICMS). My portfolio includes coordinating global fellowships, supporting EU-funded policy capacity-building programs, and delivering community-led education on sustainability, governance, and civic engagement. I have also contributed to academic publications, UN-aligned policy reports, and participatory development initiatives.
Why Choose Us
A short paragraph describing what your service offers and how it helps clients. This is your chance to convince the visitor that your business is the right choice for them.
A Title to Turn the Visitor Into a Lead
© 2025 All Rights Reserved.