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Ramsha Arif
Aspiration Statement
I am a competent individual who is ready to take up challenges. My interests lie mainly in the fields of research, management, strategic planning, and policy-making. I aspire to further enhance these skills by working in a multinational organization.
Core Skills
- STATA
- Creativity
- Leadership and Communication
- MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
- Qualitative Research Skills
- Quantitative Research Skills
- R Language and QGIS Software
- Problem Solving
Academic Awards / Achievements
- HU TOPS 100% Scholarship
Experience
Leadership / Meta-curricular
- Vice Lead, IUCN Chapter of the Sustainability Club, Habib University
- Young Design Leader and Workshop Facilitator, Design Thinking Workshop
- Youth Member, United Nations Association of Pakistan (UNAP) Chapter, Habib University
Internship / Volunteer Work
- Commercial Intern (Market Development Research), Engro Polymers and Chemicals Limited (July 2022 – August 2022)
- Intern (Virtual Internship), Internship Experience UK: Public Sector, Policy and Charity (July 2021 – July 2021)
- Research and Development Intern, Indus Hospital and Health Network (June 2021 – August 2021)
Publications / Creative Projects
- Designed a Proposal (Communication Campaign) for Pathfinder International's Project Dharti Amar, "I am Resilient, I am Change." The title of the Request for Proposal (RFP) was "Early Age Marriages and Tharparkar, Sindh" which addressed the link between sexual and reproductive health and climate change within the communities in Thar. This project was presented to Pathfinder International at Avari Hotel, Karachi where judges from Pathfinder International, UNFPA and Sukaar Foundation were present
Final Year Project
Project Title
Reducing the Pendency of Cases: The Potential of an Electronic Court System in Lahore, Pakistan
Description
This project aims to reduce the pendency of cases in Lahore, Pakistan by proposing the potential of an electronic court system in Lahore, as it is the only province to have introduced court digitization to speed up the justice process. The paper uses the disposal of cases as a measure of speedy justice. Data from 2013 and 2019, has been extracted from the Lahore district court website to examine the efficiency of the justice system pre and post-technology. The results showed a quicker disposal rate of cases in post-technology Lahore compared to pre-technology Lahore, indicating that technological advancement and court digitization have played a role in speeding up the justice process. The implementation of such a system would help lower the backlog of cases that plagues our justice system.