UNDP WATCH: Who controls the money (trust funds) at UNDP ?

Thursday, October 11, 2012

Who controls the money (trust funds) at UNDP ?

Multi-Partner Trust Fund (MPTF)

Fax: (212) 906-6990

Executive Coordinator
Bisrat Aklilu
(212) 906-6880

Deputy Executive Coordinator
Henriette Keijzers
(212) 906-5337

Administrative Associate
Nejat Ncube
(212) 906-6355

Senior Portfolio Managers
Dawn Del Rio
(212) 906-6594
Mari Matsumoto
(212) 906-5735
Bertha Ormeno
(212) 906-6349

Chief Finance Section
Loise Moretta
(212) 906-5667
Aamir Maqsood
(212) 906- 6259

Portfolio managers
Olga Aleshima
(212) 906-6155
Fiona Bayat-Renoux
(212) 906-5102

Management Specialist
Valentina Azzarello
(212) 906-5784

Portfolio Analysts
Ernesto Calderon
(212) 906-5563
Aiko Kado
(212) 906-5447
Rina Narasimhan
(212) 906-3603

Finance Associate
Patricia Ababio
(212) 906-6353

Operations Associates
Anita Bansi
Jacqueline Carbajal
Maysanda Hlaing
Grace Ledda
Maya Sadhwani

Treasury Associate
Constance Chitanda

Programme Associate
Farnaz Shemirani

Programme Assistants
Nikica Grubnic
Patricia Stockeyr

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