
I am a qualified Public Health Nutritionist and Development Management expert with extensive experience in designing and implementing both nutrition-specific and nutrition-sensitive programs. My work focuses on improving the socio-economic conditions of ultra-poor households through farm-based, off-farm, and skill-based income-generating activities (IGAs), while also addressing women’s empowerment and gender-based violence (GBV). With a strong academic foundation and practical experience, I have successfully managed projects targeting socially and economically vulnerable populations across diverse settings, including rural areas, urban slums, and coastal regions. I am skilled in conducting vulnerability assessments and using evidence to design and deliver context-specific interventions that respond to the needs of marginalized groups. My professional strengths include analytical thinking, program planning, and effective implementation, with a strong commitment to equity and inclusion. I have demonstrated leadership in managing multidisciplinary teams and fostering collaboration among government bodies, NGOs, and community stakeholders in multi-sectoral projects. I adapt quickly to dynamic environments and view contextual challenges as opportunities for innovation and professional growth. My goal is to contribute to sustainable, evidence-based public health solutions that create lasting impact for vulnerable communities.
Australian Award fellowship: Addressing Challenges of Access to Safe-Drinking-Water for Climate Vulnerable Marginalised People in Bangladesh.
Institution: RMIT University, 124 La Trobe Street, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia.