Marie-Louise is a social scientist with 15 years of experience with international development. Her core area of expertise is private sector development and sustainable business. She is specialized in market-based partnerships including partnerships between private companies, organisations, and NGOs and has in-depth experience with facilitating such partnerships and creating common understanding and common grounds.

Anne-Lise is an institutional analyst and governance specialist with more than 35 years of experience in different areas of international development. Her core areas of expertise include formulation, implementation, monitoring and evaluation within a diverse set of thematic areas such as governance, fragile states, anti-corruption, gender, civil society, public sector reform and institutional development.

Frank is a development practitioner with 23 years’ experience in monitoring, appraisal, evaluation, management and formulation of sector and thematic programmes. He has solid working experience with organisational and institutional development; organisational assessment; public sector governance; decentralisation; environmental management; and capacity building and training design.

Louise’s almost ten years of experience has provided her with key qualifications within governance, democratic processes, human rights, civil society and gender equality. She has broad experience conducting large-scale complex evaluations for bilateral donors and CSOs and has as team member on numerous assignments, conducted country, sector and thematic evaluations.

Jakob Kirkemann Boesen is a senior international expert with extensive leadership and practical experience in human rights, civil society, democratization, and governance. Jakob has more than 20 years of experience with working in partnerships focused on human rights, democratization and public participation, civil society, and good governance in Europe, Asia, and Africa