Andrea Klingel: Project Manager
Andrea Klingel is the Project Manager at SLURC aiming to bring the 3 year Comic Relief project of setting up a sustainable urban research centre in Freetown to conclusion and supporting the two Directors to continue deliver leading research in order to influence urban policy and planning as well as building capacity of urban stakeholders. Andrea, originally from Germany, is a policy and programme management professional with extensive experience in various project and programme management roles in London, UK. Andrea worked for over 20 years in different environments in the private, third and public sector managing complex projects at senior level and manoeuvring complex stakeholder relationships. Her strong organisational skills and leadership and people management abilities equip her to see through the introduction of Human Resources aspects, Programme planning and identifying new and building on existing funding streams for SLURC. She was the Logistical Manager of the international election observation mission to Somaliland in 2017 and managed a 60-member observer team from 27 countries. Her contact details are aklingel@slurc.org or +232 79 995463 |
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Funders:
Comic Relief
Comic Relief - a UK-based international charity organisation - funds the Four Cities Initiative to address the growing challenges of slum growth in Sub-Saharan Africa. In 2012, after a scoping survey of cities across Africa, four cities were selected including Freetown (Sierra Leone).Five organisations were selected as direct implementing partners and grantees after successfully submitting proposals. These five successful grantees came together to form the “Freetown Urban Slum Initiative” or “Pull Slum Pan Pipul” Programme as a means of strengthening collaboration and maximising use of resources and creating impactful results.
DFID Department for International Development
Comic Relief - a UK-based international charity organisation - funds the Four Cities Initiative to address the growing challenges of slum growth in Sub-Saharan Africa. In 2012, after a scoping survey of cities across Africa, four cities were selected including Freetown (Sierra Leone).Five organisations were selected as direct implementing partners and grantees after successfully submitting proposals. These five successful grantees came together to form the “Freetown Urban Slum Initiative” or “Pull Slum Pan Pipul” Programme as a means of strengthening collaboration and maximising use of resources and creating impactful results.
DFID Department for International Development
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SLURC welcome applications from everyone irrespective of gender and ethnic group but, as women are currently under-represented, we would strongly encourage applications from women for this position.
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