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Elena Lucchi
| Humanitarian Law & Policy:
Children in Armed Conflict, Human Rights in Armed Conflict, Humanitarian Access, Humanitarian Law in Practice, Humanitarian Principles, Monitoring and Reporting of Violations, Non-State Armed Groups, Protection of Civilians, Protection Strategies |
| Leadership & Management of Humanitarian Action:
Decision-making, Monitoring, Evaluation, and Reporting, Partnerships, Strategic Planning |
Elena Lucchi studied International Relations, Human Rights and Humanitarian aid and then worked for five years with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) as a Protection Delegate and then as Head of Sub-Delegation in Colombia, Rwanda and South Sudan (2000-2004). She then worked as a Humanitarian Affairs Specialist with Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) designing and implementing advocacy strategies on topics such as women's access to reproductive health care in Haiti or vulnerabilities of IDPs and refugees in the Caucasus, Bangladesh and Darfur.
Elena conducts research and policy analysis on violence in urban settings; present challenges to the principles of humanitarian action; children and violence; forced migration; and minimum protection standards. She is currently specializing in urban settings and urban violence and has published several papers on these topics. She currently works as an independent consultant on humanitarian affairs.