Arsim Aziri
Head of Administration & Advisor Private Sector, Kosovo
Story von Entwicklungshilfe
“When you grow in the field and see the achievement, these are the things that are satisfying in the end.“ As Head of Administration & Advisor Private Sector Kosovo at the Austrian Development Agency Arsim Aziri is responsible for education and the development of the private sector. What is helpful to work in this field? “Knowing the economic situation, the sectors and stakeholders involved, is always easier to negotiate.“
Spannende Stories
Riham Kharroub
Programm Manager in Ramallah, Westbank
“Basically, I am in charge of the follow-up of all projects from A to Z”, Riham Kharroub tells about her job as Program Manager for the Westbank and the Austrian Development Agency in Ramallah. What she likes most about it? “The field visits. Going to the field, meeting people, talking to them and knowing how they are benefiting from our projects.”
Maria Wagner
OP-Schwester
“Ich stehe für lebenslanges Lernen. Ich finde es ist notwendig, dass man sich weiterbewegt.” Maria Wagner arbeitete zehn Jahre als Krankenschwester, nebenbei studierte sie Politik und Krankenhausmanagement. Heute ist sie für MSF unterwegs: “Ich war in Haiti nach dem Erdbeben, im Jemen in einer Waffenstillstandszeit und in Syrien im Bürgerkrieg.”
Max Dipesh Khatri
Lead Volunteer, Nyano Sansar
“The ultimate idea of being able to do something is amazing”, so Max Dipesh Khatri. He works as a Lead Volunteer for the initiative Nyano Sansar. He collects clothes, organises doctors and medical care and brings it to people who needed it the most, because ”everywhere in the world there is poverty, everybody is invited to help.”
Bernard Jorrot
Water and Sanitation Specialist
“Water is life. I wanted to bring water to people who need water.” As Water and Sanitation Specialist Bernard Jorrot takes care of hygiene and water supply in refugee camps and hospitals in crisis regions. “What I like most is to see the kids laughing. You see people, who have lost everything. When you bring them fresh water to drink, the kids start to play and are very happy.”
