À propos

Board and TAG

CaLP is governed by a Board of up to 13 individuals drawn from our membership, who guide its strategy and work. The Technical Advisory Group (TAG) supports the technical direction of CaLP and provides guidance and technical leadership to the membership and the community of practice.

Board

The Board operates on the basis of the operational document (see below). Board members serve for three years on a renewable basis. Vacancies are advertised as available, and applications reviewed by the Board.

Amador Gomez

Director of Innovation, Research and Investigation.

Action Against Hunger

Claire Mariani

Humanitarian Cash Transfer Coordinator

United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)

Courtney Brown

CEO

Red Rose

John Plastow

International Programmes Director

Oxfam GB

Leo Skyner

Head of Finance for Global Programmes

Save the Children

Marit Glad

Programme Director

Norwegian Refugee Council

Pascale Meige

Director of Disaster and Crisis Prevention, Response and Recovery

International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC)

Ron Delnevo, Chair of Board

UK Market Adviser

Europe ATM Industry Association (ATMIA)

Yolette Etienne

Country Director for HAITI

ActionAid

Technical Advisory Group

The TAG helps shape and steers CaLP’s technical and policy priorities within agreed strategic vision for the network. The TAG reviews and/or endorses key technical outputs, ensuring complementarities with related member initiatives. TAG representatives are actively engaged in CaLP’s thematic priority initiatives and are also provided with opportunities to shape CaLP’s regional priorities. The TAG is made up of between 20 and 25 individuals from CaLP members who are able demonstrate, and leverage, a broad range of technical CVA expertise.

For more information on the TAG please contact Sophie Tholstrup, CaLP’s Policy Coordinator at Sophie.Tholstrup@calpnetwork.org or Rose Smith, CaLP’s Membership Coordinator at Rose.Smith@calpnetwork.org.

We are currently accepting applications to join the TAG.

To apply, please complete the application form and submit with your CV, by 1^st November 2020 to rose.smith@calpnetwork.org

Applications will be assessed on the criteria, as set out in the TAG Terms of Reference. In order to improve TAG diversity and complement the existing TAG representation, we particularly welcome applications from people who work with the following types of member organisations and/or have the following expertise:

Their organisation is a new member of CaLP.
Their organisation has not been represented on the TAG before, particularly National NGOs and Donors.
They have expertise in data responsibility and/or social protection.

We are committed to ensuring diversity and encourage applicants from all backgrounds to apply.

Please be advised:

Only individuals from CaLP Member organisations may apply for the Technical Advisory Group.
No more than 1 TAG Representative per Member organisation; although TAG Representatives represent their organisation, it is the individual who is a member of the TAG, not the organisation.
If you are not a CaLP Member, we welcome your Membership application together with your TAG Application.