Insecurity Insight. Chemin de Meruz 9, 1804 Corsier-sur-Vevey.Switzerland. www.insecurityinsight.org

CURRICULUM VITAE CHRISTINA WILLE EXPERTISE

Expert on policy analysis, monitoring and evaluation of human security issues and SALW

18 years of experience on human security topics and programme management.

Specialisation in violence monitoring, SALW programming, gender analysis and humanitarian aid in insecure environments

Indicator development to measure violence in least developed countries

Programme planning, evaluation and assessment

Country expertise in East and West Africa, Great Lakes Region, South East and Central Asia, Balkans, and Gaza

Familiarity with donor organisations, strategic planning, programming and project design work. Previous employment with the Small Arms Survey, the European Commission, the Asian Research Centre for Migration, and the Migration Policy Group. Consulting experience working with ICRC, IFRC, UNIDIR, GIZ, NOREF, OECD, UNDP, OSCE, UNDDA, EU ASAC, and ILO.

Experience in training material development and training session delivery

COMPETENCIES

Languages: English, German (high competence working languages); French (good working competence) Dutch (comprehension) Chinese, Thai (basics) Skills: Report drafting, research methods; quantitative and qualitative analysis, verbal presentations

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS

1996 - 1997 MPhil European Studies / International Relations, University of Cambridge,

United Kingdom Written exams: High Performance.

1992 - 1995 BA Single Honours, History, St Mary’s College, University of Durham, United Kingdom Class: Upper Second

1979-1992 Abitur, Freie Waldorfschule Hannover Bothfeld, Germany Mark: 1,6

Christina.Wille@insecurityinsight.org Tel: 0041 22 732 23 72

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INDEPENDENT CONSULTANCIES SINCE MARCH 2007 GIZ/Eschborn, February to March 2013 Editorial support: Germany’s GIZ managed approaches to support the African Standby Force (ASF); Overview of projects and approaches The Policy Practice, for the OECD, January to April 2013, Donor approaches to risk and fragile and conflict affected states. Country overviews and Haiti Case Study. GIZ/EAC, Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, January 2013 Presentation at Closing Workshop of the GIZ / EAC SALW Project GIZ / EAC, Arusha, Tanzania, April to December 2012 Team leader. Impact assessment of GIZ support for SALW programme in the Peace and Security Directorate of the secretariat of the East African Community (EAC).

United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research, UNIDIR, Geneva Switzerland. January to July 2012, Oversight and mentoring for research project on Norms on Explosive Weapons (NEW), Project. Consultancy services on protection of civilian population from explosive weapons . http://www.unidir.org/bdd/fiche-activite.php?ref_activite=635 International Committee of the Red Cross, ICRC, Geneva Switzerland, January-March 2012. Setting up and training for ICRC internal monitoring on attacks impacting on efficient delivery of health care in insecure environments. European Peacebuilding Liaison Office, (EPLO), Brussels, Belgium, June 2012. Advisory committee to the European Union on setting up an early warning mechanism on monitoring situations of deteriorating violence in countries where the EU runs programmes. International Committee of the Red Cross, ICRC, Geneva Switzerland, July 2008 to December 2011, Development of the monitoring mechanism for attacks on health care to underpin the campaign on health care in danger and to inform internal ICRC intervention planning http://www.icrc.org/eng/what-we-do/safeguarding-health-care/index.jsp, http://www.icrc.org/eng/assets/files/publications/icrc-002-4072.pdf The Norwegian Peacebuilding Center (NOREF) for the Norwegian Foreign Ministry, June to August 2011, Six profiles of insurgents groups (FARC, Abu Sayyaf, Taliban, TTP, Jemaah Islamiah, LRA) The Norwegian Peacebuilding Center (NOREF) for the Norwegian Foreign Ministry, March to October 2010, Mapping of Asian NGOs working on the implementation of UNSCR 1820 and 1325. The Policy Practice, for ETC, June to September 2010, Evaluation of the programmes ENERGIA and EASE, online questionnaire to stakeholders and interested parities The Policy Practice for IDRC, January to March 2010, Evaluation of the Research Matters Programme, online questionnaire analysis. The Policy Practice for Swiss Development Cooperation (SDC) Evaluation of the Research Portifolio. Surveying Swiss researchers, researchers in developing countries and employees of SDC on SDC’s programmes International Committee of the Red Cross, ICRC, Geneva, Switzerland, February – June 2009, Analysing patterns affecting the delivery of health care in Gaza during the operation Cast Lead

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EAC/GTZ, Arusha, Tanzania, May 2008 Mid-term project review of GTZ support for SALW programme in the Peace and Security Directorate of the secretariat of the East African Community (EAC)

The Police Practice for UNDP Kigali, Rwanda, January – April 2008, Based in Kigali Joint Governance Assessment, Responsible for Security Sector Component

UNDP Bujumbura, Burundi, January – April 2008 Technical advice on data management for the ‘Observatoire de la violence armée’ Alliance Direct Action Against Rape in Conflict, Alliance DARC, Geneva, Switzerland, July to October 2007 Advising on data collection on sexual violence committed by police and armed forces International Federation of the Red Cross, Geneva, Switzerland, May- August 2008 Identifying entry points for policy and programmes on sexual violence Small Arms Survey, Institut universitaire de hautes études internationales, Geneva, Switzerland, March 2007 to November 2008 Piloting a new approach for analysis and mapping of violence data. Development of violence indicators. Seven country case studies (Burundi, Uganda, Nigeria, Nepal, Mauritania, OPT and El Salvador)

VOLUNTARY WORK: Development of Not-For-Profit NGO Insecurity Insight, Geneva, Switzerland Issue Areas worked on Aid and Terrorism: The delivery of aid in Pakistan following Osama Bin Laden’s death (forthcoming, April 2013); Is Terrorism an issue for humanitarian agencies?(2010) http://www.insecurityinsight.org/files/SMI%20Perspectives%203_Terroism%20and%20Aid%20Agencies%20-%20December%202010.pdf Shifting patterns in experiences of insecurity among humanitarian aid providers Aid, Gender and Security: The gendered nature of security events affecting aid workers and delivery of aid. (2011) http://www.insecurityinsight.org/files/Security%20Facts%202%20Gender.pdf Aid in urban and rural environments. Are the differences for security? (2010) http://www.insecurityinsight.org/files/Security%20Facts%201%20Urban%20Rural.pdf Project development for Insecurity Insight • Monitoring framework to collect evidence on attacks on humanitarian workers, development of database structure and standard query set-up, development of MoU for partner agencies, support provided for humanitarian agencies and security management partners. (http://www.insecurityinsight.org/projectshumanitarian.html). Since 2012 development of online database structure. • Health Care in danger: Services to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to develop better protection of staff and patients in conflict zones. (http://www.icrc.org/eng/what-we-do/safeguarding-health-care/index.jsp,http://www.icrc.org/eng/assets/files/publications/icrc-002-4072.pdf).Continuation of monitoring as Insecurity Insight project. Issue and report mentioned in the UN Security Council Report of the Secretary General on the protection of civilians in conflict. May 2012. S/2012/376 • From facts to policy change, support to the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research (UNIDIR’s) dialogue on explosives weapons (DEW) project. (http://explosiveweapons.info/about/) • 2008 – 2009: Setting up the organisation under Swiss Law including visual identity and accounting structures. Funding proposals • 2012: Grant from the Swiss Ministry for Foreign Affairs. • 2010-11: United States Institute of Peace (USIP).Grant programme. Among the 5% of applications selected for funding, but unable to obtain funding due to drastic reduction in funding for USIP.

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RECORD OF EMPLOYMENT Small Arms Survey, Institut universitaire de hautes études internationales, Geneva, Switzerland Position: Senior Researcher, February 2003 – February 2007 Activities: • Researching and writing of policy papers on small arms and security issues • Consultancies for project development and programme evaluation to UNDP, ILO, and EU ASAC • Resource person in training sessions organized by UNDP, UNIDIR, UNDDA and the OSCE in Almaty, Dushanbe, Niamey, Tunis and Ashkhabad • Global dataset development on conflict and crime mortality information • Substantial field work (Cambodia, Tajikistan, West and East Africa) • Drafting of guidance manuals for the use by NGOs and governments

Delegation of the European Commission in the Republic of Slovenia, Ljubljana, Slovenia Position: Expert (JPO), January 2001-January 2003 Responsibilities: • Responsible for 5 chapters providing sector analysis for the Monthly Pre-Accession Report to the European Commission’s DG Enlargement and the annual Regular Report to Member States on Slovenia’s progress in meeting membership criteria for the EU. • Project management of the European Initiative for Democracy and Human Rights and Small Projects Programme (annual budget € 100,000 and € 200,000 respectively.) • Overseeing and monitoring of the European Commission’s demining assistance for South Eastern Europe ITF Slovenia (€ 4.5 million)

Institute for Asian Studies, Asian Research Center for Migration, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand Position: Researcher, December 1999 – December 2000

Co-ordination and team leadership of international research projects on female labour migration and trafficking in children, consultancy for ILO on child labour issues

Migration Policy Group (MPG), Brussels, Belgium Position: Research Associate, March 1998 – to June 1999

Researching and writing of policy papers commissioned by the Council of Europe and for advocacy purposes to the European Commission and governments on European non-discrimination policies.

TRAININGS GIVEN International Organizations’ MBA, Geneva, January 2012 Development project conception for IOMBA students. http://www.iomba.ch/www/index.php New Issues in Security, GCSP, Geneva, May 2010, Small Arms and Light Weapons Policies, training for young and mid-carrier diplomats and employees of Ministries. International Organizations’ MBA, Geneva, January 2010 Development project conception for IOMBA students. http://www.iomba.ch/www/index.php

Insecurity Insight. Chemin de Meruz 9, 1804 Corsier-sur-Vevey.Switzerland. www.insecurityinsight.org

INTERNSHIPS UNHCR, Regional Office (Legal Section) Bangkok, Thailand, July 99 to October 99 European Commission, Brussels, Belgium Stagiaire, DG RELEX, Human Rights and Democratisation unit, October 1997 to February 1998

Foundation for Human Rights Initiative, Kampala, Uganda, Volunteer, July – August 1996 Nile Vocational Institute, Jinja, Uganda, Volunteer, May – June 1996

Referat für Gleichstellungsfragen/Frauenbüro, Hannover, Germany, Intern (Equal Opportunities/Women’s office in the city administration), November 1995-January 1996 Institut für Entwicklungsplanung und Strukturforschung, Hannover, Germany (Institute for Development Planning and Structural Research,), Research Assistant, September to October 1995

PUBLICATIONS1

2013. ‘Security Facts for Humanitarian Agencies. Shifting patterns in security incidents affecting humanitarian aid workers and agencies: An analysis of fifteen years of data (1996-2010), with Larissa Fast. Insecurity Insight, March 2013.

2012. ‘Small Arms and Light weapons in the East African Community (EAC). Impact Assessment of Control of Small Arms between 2006 and 2012’, GIZ 2012. Summary report. Available upon request.

2012. ‘Small Arms and Light weapons in the East African Community (EAC). Impact Assessment of Control of Small Arms between 2006 and 2012’, GIZ 2012. Available upon request.

2011. ‘Security Facts for Humanitarian Agencies: Aid, Gender and Security: The Gendered Nature of Security Events Affecting Aid Workers and Aid Delivery’, with Larissa Fast. Insecurity Insight, November 2011. http://www.insecurityinsight.org/files/Security%20Facts%202%20Gender.pdf

2011. ‘Sixteen Country Study: Health Care in Danger,’ with Copland Robin, Nathan Taback and Simon Regard. ICRC, July 2011. http://www.icrc.org/eng/resources/documents/report/hcid-report-2011-08-10.htm.

2010. ‘Is Terrorism an Issue for Humanitarian Agencies?’, with Larissa Fast. Perspectives 3 by the Security Management Initiative, December 2010. http://www.insecurityinsight.org/files/SMI%20Perspectives%203_Terroism%20and%20Aid%20Agencies%20-%20December%202010.pdf

2010. ‘Security Facts for Humanitarian Agencies: How do security events affecting humanitarian agencies differ between rural and urban environments?’, with Larissa Fast. Insecurity Insight, June 2010. http://www.insecurityinsight.org/files/Security%20Facts%201%20Urban%20Rural.pdf

2010. ‘The Six Ws of Security Policy Making’. Humanitarian Exchange. 47(June), 6-7. June 2010 http://www.odihpn.org/report.asp?id=3126

2008. ‘Security Sector Reform in Cambodia.’ In Beyond Settlement Volume II The Security Dimension. Eds. Vanessa E. Shields and Dr Nicholas Baldwin. September 2008

2007. ‘Risks to security in Central Asia: an assessment from a small arms perspective.’ In Disarmament Forum, 2007, no 4 http://www.unidir.ch/pdf/articles/pdf-art2686.pdf

1 The list of publication does not include confidential reports prepared as consultancies for UN agencies,

governments, the Red Cross, humanitarian organisations, or evaluation reports on specific programmes.

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2006. How many weapons are there in Cambodia? Small Arms Survey Working Paper. July 2006. <http://www.smallarmssurvey.org/files/sas/publications/w_papers_pdf/WP/WP4_Cambodia.pdf>

2006. ‘Stabilizing Cambodia: Small Arms Control and Security Sector Reform.’ In Small Arms Survey 2006. July 2006. http://www.smallarmssurvey.org/files/sas/publications/year_b_pdf/20

2006. ‘Finding the evidence: The links between weapons collection programmes, gun use and homicide rates in Cambodia.’ In African Security Review. Vol 15 No 2. 2006. Reducing Firearms Deaths and Injuries. June 2005. http://www.iss.co.za/uploads/15_2F4.PDF

2005. Tajikistan’s Road to Stability: Reduction in Small Arms Proliferation and Remaining Challenges, with Neil MacFarlane and Stina Torjesen. Small Arms Survey Occasional Paper. November 2005. http://www.smallarmssurvey.org/files/sas/publications/o_papers_pdf/2005

2005. ‘European Union Assistance on Curbing Small Arms and Light Weapons in the Kingdom of Cambodia: A Case Study on European Action on SALW under the CFSP.’ In The European Union in Small Arms Action. Geneva: UNIDIR, pp. 1–23. November 2005.http://www.unidir.org/pdf/EU_background_papers/EU_BGP_09.pdf

2005. ‘Rakhmonov consolidates power in Tajikistan.’ In Jane’s Intelligence Review. August 2005

2005. ‘Behind the numbers: Small Arms and Conflict Deaths.’ In Small Arms Survey 2005. July 2005. http://www.smallarmssurvey.org/files/sas/publications/year_b_pdf/2005/2005SASCh9_full_en.pdf

2005. ‘Children Associated with Fighting Forces (CAFF) and Small Arms in the Mano River Union (MRU).’ In Armed and Aimless: Armed Groups, Guns, and Human Security in the ECOWAS Region. Eds. Nicolas Florquin and Eric G. Berman. August 2005 http://www.smallarmssurvey.org/files/sas/publications/b_series_pdf/AA/Part%20I%2006%20CAFF%20in%20MRU.pdf

2004. ‘An Anomaly in Central Asia? Small Arms in Kyrgyzstan.’ In Small Arms Survey 2004. http://www.smallarmssurvey.org/fileadmin/docs/A-Yearbook/2004/en/Small-Arms-Survey-2004-Chapter-10-EN.pdf

2004. ‘A common tool: Firearms, Violence and Crime.’ In Small Arms Survey 2004, with Nicolas Florquin http://www.smallarmssurvey.org/Yearbook%202004/06%20Crime.pdf

2001. Eds with Basia Passl: Change and Continuity Female Labour Migration in South-East Asia. Asian Research Centre for Migration, Institute for Asian Studies, Chulalongkorn University. Bangkok 2001 http://www.unesco.org/most/flmsea.htm

2000. Trafficking in Children for the Worst Forms of Child Labour Rapid Assessment Findings from Four Research Sites along the Thailand-Lao PDR and Thailand-Myanmar Border Areas. An ILO-IPEC Southeast Asia working paper. The Asian Research Centre for Migration, Institute of Asian Studies, Chulalongkorn University, October 2000. http://www.ilo.org/public/english/region/asro/bangkok/child/trafficking/research.htm

1998. Synthesis Report of the National Round Tables: Community Relations in Newer Countries of Immigration. Migration Policy Group for the Council of Europe. October 1998

1997. Book review:’ Gender in Third World Politics’, Georgina Waylen, In: Cambridge Review of International Affairs, Cambridge. 1997

1996 ‘Political Struggle and Party Leadership in the UPC’ in The Defender, Kampala, Uganda. 1996.

1996. ‘Prison Conditions in Eastern Uganda: An Appraisal’ in: The Prison Update, Kampala, Uganda. 1996.