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Margaret Muthama
Margaret Muthama is a Gender Specialist with over 13 years of progressively responsible experience in providing state and non-state actors with technical advice to develop and implement transformative policies and programmes on peace and security that seek to realise SDG 5 on Gender Equality and SDG 16 on Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions in conflict and post conflict settings. This experience has been gained from August 2012 to date in a number of reputable organisations including Mercy Corps Kenya, UN Women (Kenya Country Office and Somalia Programme), the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change and RefugePoint International. In addition to this Maggie holds a Masters Degree in Law, Development and Globalisation (School of Oriental Studies, University of London, 2012), which has provided a firm understanding of the potential and limits of progressive laws on peace and security, and what is required to bridge the gap between progressive policies and practice to realise transformative peace and security outcomes, specifically in conflict and post conflict settings. Maggie also holds an undergraduate degree in Divinity (Religious Studies) from the University of Edinburgh (2009). Currently Maggie is the Program Coordinator for the Window for Women Human Rights Defenders at the Women's Peace and Humanitarian Fund.
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Financing and scaling locally-led humanitarian action post-funding calibration23-Oct-2025AidEx Stage
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