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ADB's Senior Social Development Specialist (Youth and Civil Society Organisation Partnerships)
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Chief of Sport Section
Sector for Social and Human Sciences
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- Highly experienced professional in the sphere of youth work, including the determination of needs of youth, mobilization and promotion of youth rights and interests on national and local levels.
- Proactive results-oriented leader with the strategic thinking
- Good level of negotiation skills – delivering maximal outcomes I can understand the people, emphasize them; help people, if they need my assist; prefer competitive struggle, where I’m needed to suggest and find non-standard decisions.
- Multitasking, have an experience in management of several projects in different areas and background at the same time.
- Prefer to apply creative approach to work, despite the seriousness of issue, and this approach always gives positive effect.
- Advocate for lightening the daily workload, implementation and application of innovative technologies, on-line services, mobile applications and advocate for process management on the basis of Japanese system 5S.
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Interested in policy, animals, hiking, making a difference and the environment. Not necessarily in that order. I don't subscribe to either structure or agency - both are equally important.
Currently I try to influence climate change policy through YOUNGO and also within my home. Home is Malaysia. Tanahair, tanah tumpah darahku.
Journalism is another passion of mine. The pen is mightier than the sword and I am inspired by journalists who have made a difference in society. I have written articles for several news sites and other sites to date, mostly on environmental issues and politics.
As fresh graduate from the University of Nottingham, I am in the process of setting foot into the working world.
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ESCAP focal point on youth
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Senior Programme Specialist
in charge of SHS & Youth
Korean National Commission for UNESCO
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Mohsen Aboulnaga has more than thirty-five years of experience in higher education, government, senior management, and consultancy. Dr Aboulnaga is a Professor of Sustainable Built Environment at Faculty of Engineering, Cairo University and Government Strategy and Policy Advisor. He is also an Associate and Senior consultant – Strategy and Sustainable Development at the Ministry of Petroleum and Resources. He reviewed the Guidebook for the EU- South ENPI on sustainable energy and climate action. Dr. Aboulnaga is an expert on sustainability and green urban development, sustainable development.
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Principal Researcher of innovation systems at Nesta UK
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Currently work as an intern in Higher Education in EISD, UNESCO Bangkok.
Master’s degree in International Politics, Nanjing University, China
Study abroad in comparative education, University of Oslo, Norway
Bachelor’s degree in International Politics, Xiamen University, China
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Raymond Onuoha is a Research Fellow at the Lagos Business School, Nigeria, where his research focuses on the institutional and policy challenges in the evolution of the digital economy and technology innovation in developing countries, with a special focus on sub-Sahara Africa. He led the certification strategy team of the Jobberman Alpha Digital Project in 2016, and also was a lead participant of the Africa Digital course, in collaboration with the Centre for Global Enterprises (CGE), New York, USA. He has worked on policy research collaborations between the Lagos Business School and the Research ICT Africa (RIA) on projects that entailed rigorous engagements with policy makers and the multi-stakeholdership within the ICT ecosystem in sub-Saharan Africa, proffering stakeholder-agreeable outcomes. He is currently engaging policymakers and stakeholders in the digital ecosystem in understanding the gaps in the creative and agricultural sectors of Nigeria on how the internet can enable job creation and access to finance. Asides several policy and industry project reports, Raymond co-authored the paper – Platforms in Sub-Saharan Africa: Startup Models and the role of Business Incubation, which was published by the Journal of Intellectual Capital in 2018. Raymond is a doctoral student at the Nelson Mandela School of Governance, University of Cape Town, South Africa where his thesis interrogates platform competition policy in the multi-sided telecommunications market, and its investment and innovation imperatives for social welfare in developing economies. He had previous academic backgrounds in Physics, Economics and Statistics from the Federal University of Technology, Owerri, and the University of Benin respectively, both in Nigeria.