Directory details for Cgiar
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Cgiar

901 N WASHINGTON ST STE 706 ALEXANDRIA, VA 22314-1535
www.cgiar.org

The System Organization has an important role in facilitating and overseeing the development, effective and efficient implementation of the CGIAR Strategy and Results Framework. The System Organization enters into agreements with the trustee of the CGIAR Trust Fund, Funders, Centers and other relev…

Cgiar is currently ineligible for donations

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Executive Managing Director

Elouafi Ismahane

Deputy Managing Director

Grosso Guillaume Claude Francois

Global Director Digital & Data

Odeh Khuloud

General Counsel

Perset Elise Estelle

Director Poverty Reduction Livelihoods & Jobs Impact Area Platform

Balie Jean

Senior Director Global Talent Management

Tresca Francesco Emidio

Practice Lead Program Delivery Special Advisor To The Cs

Sundstrom Knut Roland

Director Governance

Roovers Michiel Gerardus

Director Portfolio Performance Unit

Colomer Julien

Director Of Finance And Digital Solutions

Dutra Mendes Luis Felipe

Senior Director Global Technology And Support Services

Fraguas Seixas Sandro

Senior Manager Governance

Larson Luhila Christine Michelle

Senior Advisor Risk Management

Solomos Georgios

Chief Data Officer Excellence In Agronomy

Devare Medha H

Practice Lead Campaign Events And Stakeholder Communications

Birac Nathan Carroll

Deputy Director Office Of Ethics And Business Conduct

Moyas Alexandra

Senior Scientist Programs

Ellul Philippe

Chief Audit Executive/Cgiar System Head Internal Audit Function

Bazarova Madina

Chair System Board Member

Lindiwe Majele Sibanda

System Board Member

Patrick Caron

System Board Member

Shenggen Fan

System Board Member

Alice Ruhweza

System Board Member

Hilary Wild

System Board Member

Clarissa Van Heerden

System Board Member

Alyssa Jade Mc Donald Baertl

System Board Member

Neal Gutterson

System Board Member

Nick Austin

System Board Member

Ramesh Chand

System Board Member

Rachel Chikwamba

System Board Member

Jessican Fanzo

System Board Member

Segenet Selemu

System Board Member

Maurico Lopes

System Board Member

Celso Moretti

System Board Member

Dhesigen Naidoo

System Board Member

Enrica Porcari

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