Hind Abdulrahman has over nine years of professional experience with international and national organizations in Iraq, specializing in post-conflict recovery, internal displacement, reintegration, and prevention of violent extremism programming. She currently serves as a National Partnership Officer with the International Organization for Migration (IOM), where she leads localization and partnership strengthening initiatives, including civil society capacity development, compliance oversight, and institutional framework alignment.

Hind has extensive experience managing partnerships in fragile and conflict-affected contexts, integrating conflict sensitivity into programming, and supporting civil society actors working with vulnerable and marginalized populations. Her expertise spans programme coordination, grant and financial management, multi-stakeholder engagement, and adapting interventions to complex operational environments.

Participant in: March 2024 Fellowship: Climate Change, Gender, and Conflict