Khaled joined Conciliation Resources as a Programme Support Officer for our Philippines programme. He also supports our work in Fiji and the Solomon Islands with a focus on project and financial management, MEL and gender. Khaled has worked in the humanitarian and development sector for more than eight years in areas of project management related to peacebuilding, education, policy, gender and protection. Through his work, Khaled continues his involvement with youth empowerment and mental health and psychosocial support to people in the Bangsamoro.

Rahmatullah is our Senior Finance Officer. He has over 13 years of finance experience, working with UN agencies, the public sector, and large international donor-funded programmes across diverse international environments, including conflict zones and developed nations such as Afghanistan, Palestine (Gaza), Syria, Ukraine, Egypt, Lebanon, Turkey, Jordan, Switzerland, the UK, and the USA.

Myra is the Operations and Compliance Officer for our Africa Department. She has over 11 years of experience in operational management, administration, human resources and compliance within the development sector. Myra has a proven track record of optimising administrative functions and ensuring operational efficiency, particularly in her roles as Administration and Facilities Officer, Administration and Human Resource Coordinator and Executive Assistant at Open Society-Africa.

Graeme Ramshaw is the Director of Quality and Innovation at the Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD), where he has worked since 2014. He is responsible for the development and management of WFD’s monitoring and evaluation systems, as well as advising on the strengthening of programme quality and cross-organisational learning. He has over 12 years of experience in international development, with a specific focus on governance and democracy support. Prior to joining WFD, he was a Learning Advisor for the UK Department for International Development’s Governance and Transparency Fund.

Caroline Brooks is a peacebuilding and conflict transformation practitioner. She is currently a Senior Advisor at Amnesty International where she advises leaders on conflict transformation, crisis management, wellbeing, and organisational development. Prior to joining Amnesty, Caroline was the Syria Programme Manager at International Alert, where she worked on multi-track diplomacy and inclusive peace processes. She is a fellow of the OSCE’s inaugural Women Peace Leaders Programme, which promotes women’s roles in mediation.