Tasneem SiedAhmed, a dedicated individual with a multifaceted career, has ventured across diverse roles encompassing research, advocacy, and humanitarian efforts aimed at addressing critical issues within Sudan. Currently she works in a research project aimed to study the Environmental Impacts of Sudan War while simultaneously serving as a Loss and Damage Negotiator in Sudan, broadening her understanding of international climate diplomacy. Her last role in Sudan before the conflict was as a Project Researcher at the Darfur Land Project for SALAAMEDIA Peace and Development NGO. Here, Tasneem spearheaded stakeholder mapping, conducted thorough desk reviews on land issues in Darfur, and designed advocacy campaigns targeting housing and land-related concerns in the region with focusing on its gender aspects. Her diverse journey encompassed pivotal roles with esteemed organisations like MSF, where she helped manage complex emergency response projects, monitored humanitarian contexts, reported on key developments, and actively engaged in human rights monitoring efforts. Additionally, Tasneem’s involvement in various grassroots initiatives, COVID-19 response programs, and community-driven campaigns underscores her steadfast commitment to social welfare, human rights advocacy, and community . 

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