Ranya Al-Jaberi has ten years of experience in safeguarding, GBV and Protection, focusing on addressing the complex challenges arising from the intersection of the climate crisis and conflict in vulnerable regions. Throughout her career, she has passionately championed the causes of gender equality and environmental sustainability, principles that have consistently guided her work. Her extensive background involves work in conflict-affected areas, allowing her to understand these communities’ intricate web of challenges deeply. She has observed firsthand the disproportionate impact of climate change on vulnerable populations, exacerbating conflicts, disrupting lives, and displacing communities, particularly women and children. With a master’s degree in Humanitarian Action and a commitment to continuous learning, Al-Jaberi possesses the knowledge and skills to navigate the intricate relationship between climate change, gender dynamics, and conflict. Her practical experience with organisations like UNICEF and the Danish Refugee Council has equipped her with insights into the effects of climate change on vulnerable populations, reinforcing her belief in the necessity of integrating climate considerations into emergency and development programmes. Al-Jaberi is dedicated to empowering communities to thrive despite the climate crisis’s obstacles.

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