Owor-Agbor Mary Nkifan

She is a dedicated development practitioner with over five years of professional experience in the non-governmental sector, serving as the Gender, (Women, Youth, Peace, and Security Officer) at WANEP. Her work centers on advancing inclusive Peacebuilding through community-driven initiatives, with a strong focus on amplifying women’s roles in conflict prevention and resolution. She brings expertise in gender-sensitive program design, advocacy, and grassroots engagement, ensuring interventions are equitable and responsive to the needs of women and marginalized communities. Skilled in research and strategic planning, she develops evidence-based approaches to strengthen community-driven peacebuilding efforts and align with organizational goals. Her commitment to adaptive strategies ensures that programs remain effective and sustainable in dynamic contexts. She holds a master’s degree in public administration, equipping her with a robust foundation in policy analysis and institutional development to tackle complex social challenges. A passionate and results-oriented professional, she is devoted to driving positive change by bridging local realities with high-level policy dialogues, fostering lasting peace and security through the empowerment of women.