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Charaf Moulali

Charaf has been working in the humanitarian field for over 20 years, from leading field operations to managing an international child rights-based organization covering 12 countries in Africa, Middle East and South East Asia. He has wide-ranging field experience in emergency, post-conflict and development programmes as country director for non-governmental organisations in Iraq, Myanmar, Sudan; head of UN offices in Libya and Iraq; and as a senior protection advisor with the United Nations in Sudan, Iraq and Central African Republic. Charaf holds a master’s degree in economics and management and a post-graduate diploma in social changes and development.

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News | February 2025
Out of our box 25 -1

January Newsletter 2025 brings the latest updates and insights on R&T' projects.As we step into the new year, we wish for a year of peace and healing, especially after the hardships endured in many parts of the world. From Gaza, Lebanon, Ukraine, Sudan, to the lake Chad Basin, the past year has brought unimaginable suffering and devastation, leaving civilian populations caught in relentless violence and insecurity.

News | May 2022
OUT OF OUR BOX

- The combined evaluation of the European Union's humanitarian interventions is about to be completed. - The creation of a directory and information management system (DIMS) for Civil Society Organizations engaged in the provision of services to affected populations is underway - R&T is designing and developing a regional human rights approach and programming to counter trafficking.

News | August 2021
Roots &Transition (R&T) engaged to design and develop a regional human rights approach to counter trafficking

Roots &Transition (R&T) engaged to design and develop a regional human rights approach to counter trafficking, to ensure the protection of the rights of the presumed victims is put at the centre of anti-trafficking policies.