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Home / Meet the Team / Hannah Meleady

 

Hannah Meleady

Project Assistant

Hannah is a recent postgraduate student having completed her MSc in Global Development at the Global Development Institute at The University of Manchester in 2024. Her interests focus on the multi-level governance of public services in lower-income contexts, including health, education and the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) sector. Following a research-focused trip to Rwanda, she became interested in the development and policy in the East African region, and subsequently conducted her Master's dissertation on the governance of rural water supply in Rwanda and the role of UNICEF in facilitating institutional coordination and capacity-building. These experiences have led her to become interested in the work taking place at K4C. 

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