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Christine Latif

Deputy Team Leader - Humanitarian Surge Team at Save the Children International at Save the Children International

Christine Latif is an accomplished professional with a robust background in humanitarian programs, boasting over eight years of experience as a senior manager across various regions like the Middle East, Africa, South East Asia, and the Pacific.

Her expertise lies in program design, implementation, and quality assurance, covering a wide array of areas such as protection, refugees, IDPs, WASH, livelihoods/resilience, cash programs, health, and education.

Throughout her career, she has demonstrated exceptional leadership skills by successfully leading teams in challenging humanitarian settings, including development and conflict zones, towards effective program delivery.

Christine Latif is currently seeking a new leadership role that will further enhance her skills and allow her to spearhead humanitarian efforts focusing on addressing displacement issues with a particular emphasis on the needs of women, children, and the elderly.

Her academic background is impressive, with a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) from the Peter MacCallum Cancer Research Institute, an Honours Degree from Murdoch Children's Research Institute, Royal Children's Hospital, and Bachelor's degrees in Arts (History and Anthropology) and Science (Genetics and Microbiology) from the University of Melbourne.

She has held key positions in reputable organizations, including Save the Children International as the Deputy Team Leader and Field Manager of the Humanitarian Surge Team, as well as roles at World Vision, such as Technical Director of Humanitarian Partnerships, Business Development & Grants Manager, Response Manager for Northern Syria and Turkey, Grants Acquisition and Management Lead, and Head of Grants.

Christine also has prior experience in strategic roles at the Australian Synchrotron and the National Heart Foundation of Australia.

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Melbourne, Victoria, Australia