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Teachers who know how to be students: the people who have taught at CILAS, the most recent first. Turn the wheel to meet them.

204 fellows

Nicolas Tremblay
Muhammad Al-Hinnawi
Iffat Rais
Sherif Salem
Sohayla El Fakahany
Eman Shehata
Cyren Naôs
Shiva Bayat
Evelyn Richardson
Ayesha Mualla
Shaimaa Magued
Anne
Nermine Wally
Ahmad Aboshady
David Tholen
Raju Hittalamani
Bas Paris
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Nicolas Tremblay

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Mr. Nicolas Tremblay is a Professional Engineer from Montreal, Canada. After working for an NGO, in private consulting firms (both small and large), in three agencies of the United Nations and two International Development Banks… Nicolas decided to take a pause from full-time work and settle in Egypt. Nicolas’ career spans three decades and seven different duty stations, including Cairo, working in diverse but closely related sectors: Adaptation to climate change, resilience of food systems and humanitarian aid Management of natural resources (land, water, biodiversity) Analysis of environmental and social impacts of development projects As a CI-LAS Fellow, Nicolas provides guidance to students in the exploration of global issues of critical importance (e.g. climate change, inequalities, geopolitical conflict), looking across scientific and disciplinary silos.

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