Noriya Mahin Chowdhury is a Research Associate at the BRAC Institute of Governance and Development (BIGD), BRAC University.
As part of her MSc field placement, Noriya served as a Guest Lecturer in the Department of Development Studies at the University of Makeni in Sierra Leone, where she taught undergraduate courses on Natural Resource Management and Development Theories and Perspectives. She holds an MSc in Environmental Change and International Development from the University of Sheffield, UK, and a BBA in Finance from the University of Dhaka.
Status: Ongoing
Researcher(s): James W. Khakshi; Farah Muneer; Saadman Faisal and Noriya Mahin Chowdhury
Topic(s): Monitoring and Evaluation, Skills and Jobs, Social Transformation
Status: Ongoing
Researcher(s): Faruq Hossain; James W. Khakshi and Noriya Mahin Chowdhury
Topic(s): BRAC Programs, Cities, Monitoring and Evaluation
Status: Ongoing
Researcher(s): Farah Muneer; Noriya Mahin Chowdhury and Md. Mahbub Ul Hassan Sharan
Topic(s): BRAC Programs, Ultra-Poor Graduation, Monitoring and Evaluation
Status: Ongoing
Researcher(s): Farah Muneer; Noriya Mahin Chowdhury and James W. Khakshi
Topic(s): Monitoring and Evaluation
Status: Completed
Researcher(s): James W. Khakshi; Farah Muneer; Noriya Mahin Chowdhury and Munshi Sulaiman, PhD
Topic(s): BRAC Programs, Monitoring and Evaluation, Gender and Social Development
Status: Ongoing
Researcher(s): James W. Khakshi; Farah Muneer and Noriya Mahin Chowdhury
Topic(s): Monitoring and Evaluation, Early childhood development
BIGD established the MELA (Monitoring and Evaluation for Learning and Adaptation) initiative to support the development organizations and donors to find the right balance of management coordination where learning the roles of M&E are promoted without compromising the accountability requirement for development effectiveness.
