Gender in Europe & CIS

Mamura Nasirova

UNDP Bratislava Regional Centre
Crisis Prevention and Recovery Team: Research Associate

Summary: Mamura Nasirova (Uzbekistan) is a Research Associate at UNDP BRC. In this capacity she covers two cross-cutting areas CPR and Gender. Her work embraces a wide range of analytical and research work as well as support to programme development related to such areas as gender mainstreaming, security sector reform, post-conflict reconstruction in Western Balkans etc. Prior to joining UNDP BRC, Mamura spent 9 months with AccountAbility UK, where she provided a research support to the Institute’s programme on Partnership Governance and Accountability. Mamura previously worked in UNDP CO in Uzbekistan (1998-2004). She continuously contributed to a dialogue between the UNDP CO and Governmental counterparts in Uzbekistan on issues related to democratic governance, regional cooperation in Central Asia, etc. Mamura holds MA degree in International Politics/International Relations from the University of Manchester, UK, with a major concentration on global security and political development. In 2005, she researched issues related to global governance and accountability at London School of Economics and Political Science, University of London.

Languages: English, French, Russian

Grosslingova 35 811 09, Bratislava
SLOVAKIA

Expertise: Crisis Prevention & Recovery, Gender