Country:
None
Bio:
I've been working in international development for about a decade now. I have worked for NGOs, contractors, the US government, and a UN agency. I've been an intern, a manager, and a technical specialist. I've been in charge of programs in East Africa, Central Asia, and the Middle East. I've been to four of the world's most dangerous places. The biggest portfolio I ever had was about fifty million dollars, and the most fun I ever had was running a country program in Turkmenistan. I've got an undergrad degree from Georgetown and a Master's in Public Health from Boston University. I speak decent French and Uzbek and some Russian, Arabic, and Urdu.
http://alannashaikh.blogspot.com/
http://alannashaikh.blogspot.com/
Organizations:
Website: http://bloodandmilk.org/
Type: Non-Governmental Organization
Country: United States of America
About: Blood and Milk is a blog about international development. The blog writer takes information from a wide range of disciplines including health, philanthropy, entrepreneurship, marketing, anthropology, business, finance, and psychology, and synthesizes that information to find its connection to international development.