Senior international consultant with extensive experience on engagement in fragile situations, lagging regions and sub-national conflict, with 25 years of stabilization and development experience - including regional and cross-border programming. Experienced practitioner in the development-humanitarian nexus. Has worked as an analyst on the interface between diplomacy and peace processes and related development investments and operations.

Jakob Kirkemann Boesen is a senior international expert with extensive leadership and practical experience in human rights, civil society, democratization, and governance. Jakob has more than 20 years of experience with working in partnerships focused on human rights, democratization and public participation, civil society, and good governance in Europe, Asia, and Africa

Theresia has worked in the field of human rights and development for the past 16 years. She covers a broad area of expertise, including international programmes on human rights, HRBA and human rights education, capacity development of civil organisations and state institutions (including national human rights institutions and Ombudsman Institutions) and cooperation on formal and informal justice projects.

Jakob Kjærtinge Faarbæk holds an M.Sc. in Anthropology from the University of Copenhagen. His thematic focus areas are private sector development, income and job creation and gender/masculinities. Jakob has 5 years of experience working with M&E, feasibility studies, market studies and value chain analyses along with project and programme development for, among others, Danida, GIZ and ILO.

Political Scientist and Economist with 38 years of experience working with conflict, forced displacement, fragility, transition, peace-and-state building, interagency collaboration and partnership development, change processes, resource mobilisation and policy design. His cross-continental work has mainly been in conflict zones with the World Bank Group, UNHCR, non-governmental organisations and governments.

Per is a development planner with more than 40 years’ experience from multi-sectoral international development cooperation. His key areas of expertise include regional and urban development, infrastructure services, private sector development, climate change mitigation and adaptation, environmental management, capacity development, and crosscutting themes such as HRBA, gender equality and good governance.

Finn has more than 30 years of experience as a lawyer with legal, managerial, political and practical experience gained through work in the Danish public sector (local government, judiciary, and police/prosecution) as an international advisor (municipality development, legal systems, and law reform commissions), private sector (credit association, consultancy) and media consultancy specialising in damage controls.

Anne-Lise is an institutional analyst and governance specialist with more than 35 years of experience in different areas of international development. Her core areas of expertise include formulation, implementation, monitoring and evaluation within a diverse set of thematic areas such as governance, fragile states, anti-corruption, gender, civil society, public sector reform and institutional development.

Ole has more than 30 years experience of hands-on management, capacity building and international consultancy, appraisal, design, implementation, review and evaluation of public sector reforms including public financial management (PFM) reforms, decentralisation reforms, and institutional and administrative reforms.

Lone Bildsøe Lassen has more than 23 years of experience managing multi-sectoral humanitarian forced displacement programmes in fragile and conflict-affected states in Caucasus, Africa (Uganda, CAR, Congo) and MENA. She has vast experience in drafting/developing country programmes and strategies for emergencies, and rehabilitation linking to recovery/development operations.

Dolf has more than 30 years’ experience as a sociologist, regional planner and institutional specialist. His services span the full project cycle, covering both rural and urban development and a number of environment sub-sectors, with a strong focus on evaluation, multi-sectoral studies, and socio-environmental impact.

Charlotte has worked in the field of human rights and development for the past 18 years, with extensive experience in areas of strategic management and leadership; finance and budget control; staff administration and human resources development; and fundraising and donor relations.

Frank is a development practitioner with 23 years’ experience in monitoring, appraisal, evaluation, management and formulation of sector and thematic programmes. He has solid working experience with organisational and institutional development; organisational assessment; public sector governance; decentralisation; environmental management; and capacity building and training design.

Carsten is a highly experienced senior evaluator with 25 years of experience from leading and implementing complex, multi-disciplinary evaluations of development cooperation in low and middle-income countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America. This includes global evaluations; impact evaluations; country programme evaluations; thematic, multi-country and regional evaluations.

Catrine has more than 15 years of experience in the fields of health and human rights as a researcher, consultant and team leader. She has extensive experience with sexual and reproductive health and rights and HIV/AIDS; human rights based approaches to health services; roles and functions of duty bearers and rights holders; torture documentation, violence prevention, land disputes and police reform.

Louise’s almost ten years of experience has provided her with key qualifications within governance, democratic processes, human rights, civil society and gender equality. She has broad experience conducting large-scale complex evaluations for bilateral donors and CSOs. As a team member on numerous assignments, she has conducted country, sector and thematic evaluations.

Ayla holds an interdisciplinary M.Sc. degree in Global Development, and has experience carrying out consultancies covering the full project cycle from formulations and appraisals to reviews and evaluations. She has worked as a consultant for a wide range of development and humanitarian actors ranging from bilateral donors such as DANIDA, SIDA, and Global Affairs Canada, to the World Bank, and large INGOs such as Danish Refugee Council and ActionAid.

Marie-Louise is a social scientist with 15 years of experience with international development. Her core area of expertise is private sector development and sustainable business. She is specialized in market-based partnerships including partnerships between private companies, organisations, and NGOs and has in-depth experience with facilitating such partnerships and creating common understanding and common grounds.

Anders is a development practitioner with more than 30 years of experience in management within multisectoral complex organisations, as well as monitoring, evaluation, accountability, review, formulation, and project implementation on programs and projects. He has solid working experience with organisational and institutional development; organisational assessment; municipal service delivery; and capacity building and training.

Camilla Strandsbjerg holds a PhD in social anthropology (2008) and has more than 15 years of experience in West and North Africa as a consultant, researcher, and project manager. Her experience covers a wide range of areas including good governance, human rights and civil society strengthening, youth agency, economic growth, climate change, conflicts, resilience etc.

Lars Christian is a senior international consultant with 25 years of experience with agriculture and the private sector in developing countries. He is experienced in programme formulation, appraisal, monitoring and evaluation. His programme experience includes public-private partnerships, value chain programmes, private sector organisation and advocacy, green growth, SME development and food systems advisory services. He has furthermore extensive experience from impact management and results mea

Marianne Jacobsen Toftgaard holds an M.Sc. in Human Geography from the University of Copenhagen. She has more than 20 years of experience working with climate change policies and plans, climate justice and civil society inclusion, green and just transition, and sustainability and building multi-stakeholder partnerships. Marianne has worked with large international civil society organisations and networks such as WWF International and Climate Action Network International, as well as having engage

Jakob Silas Lund has extensive practical experience in humanitarian action, gender, human rights and peacebuilding. As well as having founded and directed a grassroots organization operating in Sierra Leone and Denmark, Jakob has held leadership positions in ActionAid Denmark and Amnesty International Denmark as well as several years’ experience with UN Women at HQ and a host of country offices across Latin America, Africa and Asia.

Jacob is a senior international consultant and has worked in the field of environment, climate, sustainability and development, internationally and in Denmark for the past 25 years. His expertise covers environmental and climate science and aspects of development programmes, circular economy, climate change mitigation & adaptation sector approaches, programme formulation, implementation and evaluation, green growth, multi-stakeholder collaboration and public-private partnerships.

Marc is an experienced professional in security sector governance, reform, and development. With expertise in partner assessments, program management, and cooperation agreements, he specializes in areas like good governance, rule of law, gender and security, civil society, and media. Services offered include partner assessments, policy reviews, donor coordination, strategic advisory, program formulation, localization, training delivery, and visibility through audio-visual storytelling