Marc Weilenmann

Management of multi-million FCDO-funded programmes/projects in Jordan, Somalia, Nigeria and BVI. Further new business development, technical bid writing, re-design of PM processes at corporate level and project direction of smaller projects.

Designed and launched a crowdsourcing Early Warning System and managed respective partnerships with local stakeholders Developed Grant Challenge for Micro,- Small- and Medium-sized enterprises in Myanmar and managed up until implementation Developed a comprehensive pipeline for innovation initiatives at UNDP Myanmar Technical support the growing private sector/ innovation portfolio of UNDP Myanmar

Monitoring, Evluation and Reporting for UNDP's LEAP project (Leadership, Effectiveness, Adaptability and Professionalism in Myanmar's Civil Service).

• Providing background notes on current issues to the Director-General of the UNOG • Written analysis of the Foreign policy and the Economy of various countries • Attending high-level meetings, summarizing debates, and reporting back to the Chief of section • Accompagning various ODG acitivites, e.g. supervising temporally the UN Graduate Studies Programme

• Supporting actively Prof. Margarita Balmaceda in her book project "Chains of Value, Chains of Power: Russian Energy, Value Chains and the Remaking of Social Relations from Vladivostok to Brussels" • Market research on coal, natural gas and crude oil including resulting value chains • Summarizing scholarly reviews, proofreading drafts and compiling bibliographies • Translating and analyzing primary ressources in Czech

• Assisted in the designing of a behavioural economics experiment working in close quarters with Professor Isabel Trevino and Faculty • Managed and collected data relevant to the experiment through utilizing Faculty’s Laboratory and its software

Tink is the biggest Swiss Youth Magazine for Politics, Culture and Society. • Free journalist for the trimestrial print edition and the online edition tink.ch. • Translating articles from French into German

• Managed stocks of primary goods and utensils, insuring the appropriate distribution food and clothes to families, sick and invalids • Accompanied asylum seekers in daily activities and supervised external employment of work with local NGOs • Advised and gave care to families, children, handicapped, sick and addicts • Intervened in conflict situations

Leading groups of scuba divers, planning and preparing dive trips, giving swimming classes, maintenance of scuba gear

Economics, European History, Sociology, Political Sciences, Law http://www.sciencespo.fr

Dissertation (5.25/6); “Maori Fishing Claims and Their Co-Optation into New Zealand's Quota Management System”

Exchange year combined with the UCDC program https://ucsd.edu