From challenges to solutions with UNICEF Romania - a tech-based journey with and for people

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About the webinar

We are excited to welcome UNICEF Romania to a live session during which we discuss how the organization addressed information management challenges during the response to the refugee crisis in 2022-2023.

You can read the Case Study Ukraine refugee response monitoring in UNICEF Romania: meeting the challenges in information management to learn more.

During the session, the representatives of the organization discuss:

  • What was the context? UNICEF Romania’s response to refugee crisis​
  • What challenges did we face?​
  • How did we manage?​
  • What have we learnt? Tips and best practices​
  • Questions? We're happy to answer!

View the presentation slides of the Webinar.

Is this Webinar for me?

  • Are you interested in humanitarian response and information management challenges and solutions?
  • Are you looking for like-minded professionals who set up processes and IM systems for their organization using ActivityInfo?
  • Do you wish to get inspiration for your own programmes and ask questions?

Then, watch our webinar!

About the Speakers

Tetyana, a Ukraine national, holds a degree in Public Administration and has over 15 years of experience. She has served in different positions in complex development and humanitarian contexts, working on HPM/IM system in Romania; development of a child-rights monitoring system in Tajikistan; comprehensive monitoring mechanisms in Afghanistan; and promotion of the national evaluation in Sri Lanka. She is passionate about child rights, innovation and human-centred tech.

Diana is an experienced professional with over 12 years of expertise in communication, marketing, social and behaviour change. She is deeply passionate about harnessing digital insights, data-driven communication, social listening, and digital marketing to develop and implement effective communication campaigns that drive social and behavior change.

Marius is a dedicated Information Management Officer with over a decade of experience in database management. He possesses strong skills in dashboard development and data visualization. Marius has been actively involved in the UN system for over four years, contributing to both UNICEF and UNHCR agencies.

Gabriela holds a MSc degree in Global Health and has currently started a new appointment with UNICEF Romania as Planning and Monitoring Officer. With more than 5 years of experience in supporting UNICEF Cambodia as consultant, she acquired strong expertise in developing and managing studies and supporting the evidence-based programme planning and monitoring.

Sanja brings work experience from two international organisations (UNICEF, Romania and OSCE, Kosovo) in developing diverse knowledge products and supporting reporting processes and workflows in complex organisational settings. Sanja is skilled in programme and project management and reporting, proposal writing, donor reporting and policy-making as part of development and humanitarian programming and peacebuilding. Combining academic background in Human Rights (E.MA) and practical experience in advancing rights-based approaches, Sanja is committed to the systemic protection and inclusion of persons of different genders and ages, particularly those belonging to ethnic, religious, linguistic and other minorities, affected by conflict and structural inequalities. Sanja is not a panelist in this webinar but supported the presentation development.

Fay Candiliari is the Marketing Director in ActivityInfo, leading the marketing department. With over 10 years of experience in marketing, writing and content strategies she is turning ActivityInfo's vision to activities that strive to contribute to the IM and M&E commmunity evolvement.

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