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| − | + | Fiona Napier "is the Associate Director of Campaigns at [[Global Witness]]. Prior to joining Global Witness in April 2011, she was the International Advocacy Director with the Open Society Institute. Fiona also formerly served with Save the Children for 15 years as Global Adviser, Country Director in South Africa and Regional Adviser in southern Africa, where she was also on the Board of the AIDS Foundation of South Africa." <ref>Crisis Action [http://crisisaction.org/en/who Who], organizational web page, accessed October 2, 2012.</ref> | |
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"She has played a key role in establishing campaigns and multistakeholder initiatives, including the [[International Campaign to Ban Landmines]], the [[Ethical Trading Initiative]], and the [[Publish What You Pay coalition]]. Napier was seconded to the UK Chancellor’s Office to coordinate engagement with NGOs on the proposed Gift Aid scheme. | "She has played a key role in establishing campaigns and multistakeholder initiatives, including the [[International Campaign to Ban Landmines]], the [[Ethical Trading Initiative]], and the [[Publish What You Pay coalition]]. Napier was seconded to the UK Chancellor’s Office to coordinate engagement with NGOs on the proposed Gift Aid scheme. | ||
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Biographical Details
Fiona Napier "is the Associate Director of Campaigns at Global Witness. Prior to joining Global Witness in April 2011, she was the International Advocacy Director with the Open Society Institute. Fiona also formerly served with Save the Children for 15 years as Global Adviser, Country Director in South Africa and Regional Adviser in southern Africa, where she was also on the Board of the AIDS Foundation of South Africa." [1]
"She has played a key role in establishing campaigns and multistakeholder initiatives, including the International Campaign to Ban Landmines, the Ethical Trading Initiative, and the Publish What You Pay coalition. Napier was seconded to the UK Chancellor’s Office to coordinate engagement with NGOs on the proposed Gift Aid scheme.
"Prior to her time with Save the Children, Napier worked with Comic Relief’s African grantmaking and researched malaria control at Cambridge University. She holds a master's degree in community health in developing countries at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine." [2]
- Treasurer, Crisis Action [3]
