Nadia Ashraf
Biography
Nadia Ashraf works as a Research Assistant in the Private Sector Engagement and the Learning and Quality Support teams.
Before joining ECDPM, Nadia worked at the Prime Minister’s Office in Pakistan, as a senior associate in the Performance Delivery Unit. She contributed to facilitating and monitoring renewable energy projects under the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).
Nadia has also worked as a Young Professional Officer (YPO) at United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Pakistan in the Climate Change Adaptation Unit, where she assisted in the monitoring and evaluation of projects.
Nadia holds a Masters degree in Public Policy from King’s College London.
All
Recommendations to strengthen civil society engagement in EU trade agreements
Making it count: Civil society engagement in EU trade agreements
The integration of climate change and circular economy in foreign policies
To circularity and beyond: A comprehensive EU strategy for textiles
Now more than ever: European businesses and due diligence in times of Corona
Vers une stratégie européenne pour des textiles équitables et durables
Vers une stratégie européenne pour des textiles équitables et durables
Africa and EU-Africa partnership insights: Input for Estonia’s new Africa strategy
Publications
Recommendations to strengthen civil society engagement in EU trade agreements
Making it count: Civil society engagement in EU trade agreements
The integration of climate change and circular economy in foreign policies
Vers une stratégie européenne pour des textiles équitables et durables
Vers une stratégie européenne pour des textiles équitables et durables
Africa and EU-Africa partnership insights: Input for Estonia’s new Africa strategy
Sewing the pieces together: Towards an EU strategy for fair and sustainable textiles
Responsibly sourcing minerals from conflict-affected and high-risk areas: Lessons from the European Partnership for Responsible Minerals
Blog
To circularity and beyond: A comprehensive EU strategy for textiles
Now more than ever: European businesses and due diligence in times of Corona
Limburg’s black gold, the move away from it and lessons for other countries
Implementing policy coherence: A challenge inherent to the 2030 Agenda
Nadia Ashraf
Research Assistant
Nationality
Pakistani
Languages
English, Urdu
Location
Maastricht office
Onze Lieve Vrouweplein 21
6211 HE Maastricht