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Technical Advisory Group

Applications to join the TAG are closed. 

Future application rounds to join the TAG will be announced on this page and in the Jobs section of the website.

About the TAG

The TAG helps shape and steer the CALP Network’s technical and policy priorities within the overall strategic vision for the network. All TAG Representatives are from CALP member organisations or are independent members of CALP. The TAG:

  • Proposes, leads and supports thematic areas of work across the network, supported by working groups.
  • Reviews and/or endorses key technical and policy outputs from network members, ensuring complementarities with related member initiatives.
  • Identifies key issues where collective action and advocacy across the network is needed, and supports this.
  • Act as champions for the CALP Network, helping to connect members, disseminate work and create opportunities for engagement.

The TAG is comprised of between 20 and 30 individual Representatives (Reps).

For more information on the TAG please contact Rose Smith Rose.Smith@calpnetwork.org or consult the TAG Terms of Reference.

Observer Seats information

Observer Seats aim to allow members to gain insights into how the TAG works and what it does, particularly for those who would potentially like to be more involved but want to know more first. Observer Seats enable members to sample the TAG without the formal TAG application process and need to meet all of the criteria.

Observers may attend one TAG meeting as a “fly on the wall” and engage with the current TAG.

The Observer Seats are intended for:

Member organisations who:

  • are not currently represented on the TAG, or;
  • are under-represented compared to their numbers in CALP’s network, for example, national NGOs.

And/or individuals (who work for a member organisation, or are independent members) who:

  • may not meet the full TAG criteria in terms of technical experience,
  • are at the beginning of their career/ new to the sector.

To attend a TAG meeting as an Observer, please reach out to Rose Smith, Membership & Events Coordinator, at rose.smith@calpnetwork.org.

Alan Grundy

Technical Advisor – Cash & Markets; Cash Lead

Catholic Relief Services

Amos Doornbos

Disaster Management Strategy & Systems Director

World Vision International

Annika Sjoberg

Senior Cash Officer

United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)

Chris Paci

Global Cash and Markets Assessment Specialist

IMPACT Initiatives

Clara Setiawan

Cash & Markets Specialist

International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)

Dada Luke 

Livelihoods and Resilience Adviser

Tearfund

Dina Morad

Senior Cash Advisor

WFP

Helene Julliard

Key Aid Consulting co-founder

Key Aid Consulting

Jonathan Brass

Operations Manager

IFRC

John Lamm

Acting Markets Team Leader

Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (BHA), U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)

Juliet Lang

Humanitarian Affairs Officer – Cash Coordination

OCHA

Lili Mohiddin

Regional cash and market adviser

NRC

Louisa Seferis
Louisa Seferis

Humanitarian Consultant

Lucia Steinberg

Global CVA Specialist

Danish Refugee Council

Mary Cox

Client Operations Manager

RedRose

Osama Abbad

Social Policy Officer– Humanitarian Cash Transfer Programme

UNICEF

Sawsan Issa

Regional Humanitarian Advisor – Arab Region

ActionAid International

Simon Reed

Deputy Director

IrisGuard UK Ltd

Simon Wright-Lakin

Director - Enterprise Development

Mastercard

Shreeju Shrestha

Cash and Markets Adviser

Oxfam - Global Humanitarian Team

Steve Taylor

Chief Delivery and Impact Officer

Simprints

Tobias Ndlovu

Global Humanitarian Advisor (Roving)

Dan Church Aid

Rachel Eichholz

Independent Consultant