Ahlam Chemlali has worked for over a decade in programme and research management within the fields of human rights, violence prevention and the security sector.
Chemlali is a multidisciplinary professional with both HQ and field experience in several conflict and post-conflict settings. With a cross-disciplinary academic background in health, development and human rights, Chemlali has developed strong research skills in both quantitative and qualitative methods and has led, designed and implemented several trans-national research studies across Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia on human rights, violence prevention and development.
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Ahlam has also since been member of The Council for International Conflict Resolution RIKO a Danish independent policy think tank whose aims are to promote non-military and non-violent resolutions to international conflicts. Anne has more than 15 years of experience working in conflict-affected and transition settings, including holding senior positions providing strategic and technical guidance to UN leadership, UNDP Country Offices, and the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
As a highly skilled development practitioner and policy specialist, Anne is an expert on the linkages between governance, rule of law, conflict prevention and peacebuilding and has held positions at global, regional and national levels. Anine Hagemann is an academic and a practitioner with broad experience and knowledge about mediation, peacebuilding and conflict resolution.
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Her research focuses on Nordic approaches to peacebuilding, women's participation in peace negotiations and UN Peacekeeping Operations.
