ALI JAWAD
Aspiration Statement
Having a keen interest in natural sciences as well as in development studies, I hope to pursue a career in sustainable development, particularly in the energy sector, where I can bring my two interests together for a more holistic understanding of the problem at hand in order to provide comprehensive solutions.
Core Skills
- Qualitative & Quantitative Research Methods & Analysis
- Writing Request for Proposals (RFPs)
- Monitoring & Evaluation Frameworks
- SPSS, Stata and Excel
- Writing & Analyzing Policy Documents
- Power BI
- Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Lightroom
Academic Awards / Achievements
- KL-YES Program - Awarded 100% scholarship for a year
- Academic Scholarship – Habib University
- Accepted for the Peace Innovation Fellowship at Karachi Citizen Lab
- Selected as a fellow for Bulandi Fellowship Program – Hunza 2019 at ‘Beyond The Classroom’
Experience
Leadership / Meta-curricular
- Arzu Anthology of Student Voices - Coordinator
- iEARN Pakistan - Online Campaign “SeeratNotSurat” - Co-lead
- Greenheart Club (USA) - Community Service
Internship / Volunteer Work
- NOWPDP - Senior Program Associate
- Zanbeel Logistics - Business Manager
- Beyond The Classroom - Trainer
- AKU – Human Development Programme - Intern
- Khoja (Pirhai) Shia Isna Asheri Jamaat - Media Coordinator
- Charter for Compassion - Intern
- NOWPDP - Intern
Final Year Project
Project Title
Program Design for Inclusive Education of Students with Visual Impairment
Description
This particular project was a program plan for increasing access to quality education for students with visual impairment; the output for which resulted in the form of a request for proposal (RFP). Given the plight of people with disabilities (PWDs) in Pakistan, often struggle with education, and eventually, employment, which hinders their ability to be self-sufficient and independent individuals. Considering this, this program plan was aimed at introducing inclusive education in a couple of schools in Karachi for students with visual impairment to allow them equal access to education as typical children. The motivations behind such a proposal were multiple, however, the primary ones being, equal access to quality education, an intermingling of students with impairments with the mainstream society, and the financial feasibility of an inclusive system & NBSP. (Group Project)