ACADEMIA ↔ DONORS
Inclusive Digital Development Workshop: Help Shape the Future of Research in Inclusive Digital Development
Invited Participant – 19 to 21 July 2021
Remotely Co-hosted by USAID and UKRI
ACADEMIA ↔ PUBLIC
Hassouneh, Nadine, and Pascucci, Elisa. 2019. “As A Donor, The EU Should Not Ignore the Protection Needs of Syrian Aid Workers”. In Politiikasta
English Link and Finnish Link
PUBLIC HEALTH TECHNOLOGY ↔ PUBLIC
Volunteer for Aman COVID-19 Exposure Detection App
2020
Worked on: Exposure Risk Matrix, Website Content, Marketing Campaign
COVID-19 JoTech Community, Amman – Jordan
HUMANITARIAN SECTOR ↔ DONORS/RESEARCHERS/POLICY MAKERS/INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS/EMBASSIES & GOVERNMENTS
2016 – 2019
Mercy Corps and iMMAP
Experience in developing public engagement activities (presentations, weekly reports, ad-hoc reporting) in the humanitarian sector where I worked for 3 years as a conflict and context analyst at organisations responding to the Syrian crisis from Jordan, Lebanon, and Turkey. Led and participated in meetings informing International Non-Governmental Organisations, Donors, Policy Makers, UN agencies, and Governments about the effects of conflict and security on humanitarian programming and access. Also have experience in writing widely disseminated content updating the humanitarian sector’s stakeholders on risks, mitigation measures, and recommendations with regards to programming in conflict ridden zones within Syria. Examples of previous experience of developing public engagement events/activities: Presenter of updates on the Syrian conflict to donors, governments, and organisations such as but not limited to (then)DFID, USAID, OFDA, ECHO, Finnish Immigration Service, British Embassy, US Embassy, Embassies of Belgium, Norway, Australia, Canada, as well as UNHCR; Author of the Southern Syria section of Mercy Corps’ Humanitarian Access Team weekly report disseminated to all organisations responding to the Syrian crisis in the region and beyond; Author of donor requested ad-hoc reports reflecting impact of changes in conflict dynamics on ability to continue humanitarian programming or to access programming areas; Author of area profiles and stakeholder profiles.