Aziza Khalidi serves as the Executive Director of the Collective for Reasearch and training on Development action (CRTDA), where she contributes to deaigning innovative strategies to enhance the situation of marginalized women with a focus on refugee, rural and women with disability. Aziza works in women economic empowerment and advocacy toward promoting women economic rights in the MENA region. With over 20 years of experience in research and community based program evaluation, Aziza has successfully led several research and community based program evaluation projects that have generated policy relevant knowledge.. Aziza holds a Doctor of Science degree in Health Policy and Management from the John's Hopkins School of Public Health and participated as a speaker in local regional and global events relevant to women empowerment.More...