CIWA - Key Persons

Ai-Ju Huang

ah..@worldbank.org

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Deputy Program Manager

Ai-Ju has over 25 years of experience spanning the water and public health sectors. She is currently part of the World Bank's East Africa Water Team, serving as the Deputy Program Manager for the Cooperation in International Waters in Africa (CIWA) multi-donor partnership. In her previous role, she led the strategic and technical support to the management and operation of global partnerships in the Water Global Practice, namely the Global Water Security and Sanitation Partnership (GWSP) and the Water and Sanitation Program (WSP).

Alexandra Wilson

aw..@worldbank.org

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Consultant
Program Coordinator

Anders Jägerskog

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Program Manager

Anders Jägerskog, Ph.D, is Senior Water Resources Management Specialist at the Global Water Practice at the World Bank. Anders is the World Bank Global Focal Point for Transboundary Waters and Program Manager for the Cooperation in International Waters in Africa (CIWA) multi-donor partnership. Previously he was Counsellor for regional water resources in the MENA region at the Swedish Embassy in Amman, Jordan; Director, Knowledge Services, at the Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI).

Anna Cestari

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PM With World Bank Water Global Practice - Africa West and Central

Anna Kim Kyungsook

ak..@worldbank.org

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Finance Officer

Antonio Rodriguez Serrano

am..@worldbank.org

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Senior Water Supply and Sanitation Specialist

Apolline Gaye

ag..@worldbank.org

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Senior Water Management Specialist

Carine Durand

cd..@worldbankgroup.org

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Team Lead External Communications and Creative Producer ( Consultant )

Clementine Marie Stip

cs..@worldbank.org

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Senior Water Resources Management Specialist

Diego Juan Rodriguez

dr..@worldbank.org

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Lead Water Economist

Dr. Kyungmee Kim

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Researcher With SIPRI

Dr. Kyungmee Kim, Researcher with SIPRI, lead the research together with SIPRI colleagues Emilie Broek, Elizabeth Smith, and David Michel. The final report has been published in November 2021.