Emily Parker

More than Six years’ experience in programming on gender and youth, protection, community stabilization, migration, civil society and political participation, and human rights. Ms. Parker is skilled Arabic speaker, manager, capacity builder, investigative journalist, and researcher with extensive field experience in fragile and transitioning countries. Her background is in budget/financial monitoring, project coordination, proposal reviews, and donor reporting as well as depth knowledge of humanitarian assistance/development program management, capacity building, research, feedback & accountability design/implementation (AAP), communications with communities (CwC), and monitoring & evaluation techniques (quantitative/qualitative/ participatory)  Expertise in institutional development, training, and facilitation. She has worked with a range of donors (FCO, DFID, DRL, NEA, USAID, OFDA, PRM, ECHO) and governments (US, UK, Germany, Canada, Denmark, the Netherlands, EU), as well as UN, CSO, local government, INGO actors; and her focus countries are: Tunisia, Egypt, Lebanon, Israel/OPT, Jordan, Libya, Syria, Iraq/KRI, Turkey

Services:
Grant Management, Human Resources Management, Policy and legislative reform, Project Management, Research and assessment, Technical Assistance, Translation and Interpretation, Advocacy and awareness raising, Capacity building and training, Performing and visual arts, Financial Management and Services, Monitoring and evaluation, Media and communication, Institutional Strengthening, Feasibility studies, Events management, ICT Solutions
Sectors of Interest:
Education, Health, Economic Growth, Democratic Governance, Women Rights and Empowerment, Youth Empowerment, Child Rights, Human Rights, Infrastructure, Urban & Rural Development, Humanitarian aid, Refugees and Migration, Arts and Culture, Media Development, Information Communication and Technology, Social Development
Countries Working in:
Algeria, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Multiple Countries, Palestine, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey, Yemen