Public Health, Health System Research,Geographic Information System, Earth Science, Climate Change, Data Science

Mr. Qureshi has more than two decades of field-based experience in climate-compatible development, agroforestry, food security, climate-induced disaster risk reduction, livelihood development as well as ESG standards & frameworks. He is involved in multi-focal projects and programs taking care of research, development, entrepreneurship, and public policy for sustainable development and community-based ecological conservation and market-led climate-smart agriculture in line with water-energy-food security nexus throughout Pakistan. He has also been running the most sustainable entrepreneurship-based innovative programs for resource-poor farmers with the aims of poverty alleviation in Sindh and Punjab since 1991 to date. He has also been running collaborative capacity-building projects in partnership with UNDP, AKRSP, Kuchlak Welfare Society (KWS), Balochistan, and the corporate sector by managing multi-stakeholders partnership involving communities, NGOs, academia, government, and the private sector organizations. Over the span of 2 decades, he has successfully completed about 100 development projects in almost all geographical areas of Pakistan.

Currently, Mr. Qureshi is one of the passionate Allies / Members of the Council for Inclusive Capitalism with a commitment to building a fairer, more inclusive, and sustainable future. Since 1998, he is also one of the dynamic Fellows of Leadership for Environment and Development (LEAD) and Convener Executive Committee of Islamabad LEAD-Club (ILC) which is one of the local chapters of LEAD representing fellows from about 75 development organizations in the capital city. He possesses in-depth skills in project development, resource mobilization, and business plan development. Moreover, he has also been serving on the Board of some development organizations.

He has managed of being physically fit, socially tolerant, and spiritually composed with the remarkable leadership skills to accept challenges, create change, bring people together, develop innovative approaches, and set off the team spirit among his cohorts. Believing in ‘Nothing is Impossible’ he is traveling to a destination where there is great success despite many obstacles along the way.

Chloe E. Bird, Ph.D., FAAAS, FAAHB, is Director of the Center for Health Equity Research at Tufts Medicine, the Sara Murray Jordan Professor of Medicine at Tufts University School of Medicine, and Senior Sociologist at RAND. Her work focuses on addressing gaps in the evidence base on women’s health and healthcare, including work to inform the policy decisions that exacerbate the lack of research on women’s health. She currently leads a Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute(PCORI) funded project engaging stakeholders in exploring policy approaches to reduce severe maternal morbidity and maternal mortality for persons in California with Medicaid covered births, as well as a WHAM-funded team analyzing the returns on investment of increasing National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding focusing on women’s health, and a federally-funded study assessing the global status of women and LGBTQ persons. She is also collaborating on an NIH-funded study of the impact of interventions by quality-of-care collaboratives (QCCs) on maternal health outcomes across state and an NIH-funded study examining barriers to prenatal dental care in low-income urban women with dental coverage through New York’s Medicaid plan. Much of this work builds her book Gender and Health: The Effects of Constrained Choice and Social Policies, funded by the National Library of Medicine. Constrained choice provides a model that integrates social and biological theories to understand how the contributions of decisions made by families, employers, communities and those at the level of social and economic policy shape the opportunity to pursue a healthy life. This approach is designed to inform collaborations with stakeholders at all levels in addressing health disparities. Dr. Bird has served as a senior advisor in the NIH’s Office for Research on Women’s Health and as editor-in-chief of the journal Women's Health Issues. She received the 2020 William Foote Whyte career award from American Sociological Association (ASA) Section on Sociological Practice and Public Sociology and the 2021 Distinguished Career Award in the Practice of Sociology from the ASA. Dr. Bird is a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the American Academy of Health Behavior, and a member of Women of Impact in Healthcare. She earned her B.A. with honors in sociology from Oberlin College and her M.A. and Ph.D. with honors in sociology from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.  

-  Présidente Fondatrice    :    AIDES - AFRIQUE / FRANCE
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-  Ambassadeur de paix en France  :                                       - Fédération des Femmes pour la Paix Mondiale (  FFPM  ) Site :  femmespourlapaix.org
                                       - Chargée des relations internationales et communication :     Union Internationale des Journalistes Africains : UIJA    1 Rue du 8 Mai 1945 / 94140 Alfortville - France.  -  Chargée de mission Afrique du Nord 2018-2019  :  ICAEP"   Partenaire officiel des  ONG UNESCO.  Site :  www.icaep.fr -  CNFCE / UTICA - TUNISIE  :  Bureau Exécutif 2010/2017
 Chambre Nationale des Femmes Cheffes d'Entreprises http://cnfce.org/fr/ -  Présidente Lions Club Sfax Thyna 2011 / 2012   - District 414 TUNISIE
  

Current role as a [Executive Manager]at [National Forum for Human Rights], I have been responsible for [I rode led human rights defense operations and provided legal advocacy and legal aid over the past 15 years. His work has moved him across 22 Yemeni governorates to help victims of violations and those affected by armed conflict and forced displacement, and he participated in the operations of the National Forum for Human Rights in Yemen, which has worked over the past 15 years to advocate for tens of thousands of victims of violations, whether from Yemenis or refugees and migrants fleeing from Somalia and Ethiopia Towards Yemen in Fragile Boats As Executive Director of the National Forum, Khaled Ayesh was an outstanding witness to the difficult political challenges that emerged for the National Forum throughout this process, not only in their relationship to successive Yemeni governments, but also in dealing with civil society bitterly divided by discussions about the war circuit in Yemen. Lhave I have gained over 15 years’ experience in program management with non-profit organizations and international organizations working in Yemen, including the policy of human rights programs, protection, rule of law and performance management, I also played an active role in the National Forum for Human Rights through administrating 29 programs and projects in the field of monitoring violations, providing protection and advocating for victims. as well as coordinating the implementation of (58) training workshops with (1682) participants, holding (114) field meetings with (21980) participants, establishing ( 21) symposiums attended by (2429) participants, and the implementing (12) field awareness campaigns targeting (790,218) males and females. I am also a member of a number of local, regional and international networks, the most important of which are: 1- SP2022 Ambassador 2- eLife Community Ambassador for the year 2022 3- Membership in the Yemeni Network for Human Rights 4- A member of our SBA small business community 5- A member of Amnesty International 6- A member of the Cochrane Collaboration 7- Membership in the global legal empowerment network 8- Membership in the alliance to build peace 9- Membership in the network of Arab civil society organizations 10- Membership in the small business community SBA 11- Membership in the "Science to Politics" program (S2PA) at the International Center – Canada 12- Membership in the International Research Alliance

A public/international affairs and global development strategist with 20+ years of robust experience. A determined complex problem-solver, solution-focused, who generates spots, and applies innovative models and best practices; possessing a highly inter-and multi-disciplinary expertise. Having worked for the Greek Government, international organizations, NGOs, consulting firms, EU projects, and leading private financial institutions. Now a founder and CEO of Beyondcsr and a Sustainopreneur. As a Sustainable Development/ESG expert, Pavlina brings Sustainopreneurship -Innovation along the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)- to her work, producing a positive, measurable tangible impact through novel economic and business models, harnessing the power of cutting-edge technologies. Fields of expertise: ESG/Responsible Lobbying, Governance and Social Affairs in Public, International organizations, governments, and banking institutions; Public Policy, Sustainable & Open Innovation, ITC Policy, and Ethics. Consumer issues: Business to Citizen/Consumer, Sustainable Consumption, Circular Economy. Indicative areas of work: Foreign and EU Affairs, Social & Immigration Policy, Banking & Finance, CSR, Social Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Fashion Industry, Humanitarian Aid, ITC, Community & Capacity Building, Public-Private -Projects (PPP), Consumer Issues, Communications. Excellent knowledge of EU decision-making processes, politics & policies of the geopolitical and economic landscape of the EMEA region. Possesses an international mentality and an excellent international diplomatic, media, business & third sector network. For more info https://www.linkedin.com/in/pavlina-proteou-25b4b21/

Victor Dorawa Koreyo is currently the Executive Director of Abraham's Children Foundation in Afikpo Ebonyi State Nigeria.

Multicultural professional with several years of experience in the design, implementation, and management of international initiatives aimed to empower diverse groups worldwide. He is an expert at creating strategic partnerships and securing collaborations efforts across sectors. As Director of NGLCC Global Division, Erasmo works with LGBT chambers of commerce worldwide to share best practices, lessons learned, and create engagement opportunities with stakeholders from the international corporate and public sector, and multilateral organizations to advance supplier diversity initiatives, create awareness for diversity and inclusion (D&I) matters, and support the growth of LGBTI-owned small and medium enterprises (SME’s).

Erasmo has also conducted qualitative research work at the Brookings Institution, one of the world's leading Think Tanks, where his portfolio focused on analyzing illegal economic activities, sociopolitical challenges, energy, and security matters throughout Latin America and the Caribbean, Middle East, East Africa, and South East Asia. 

Erasmo holds a Master of Science in Business and Financial Economics from the University of Greenwich in London where he resided for a few years. He received a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies from George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia. He is originally from Lima, Peru and is fluent in English and Spanish.