-Life as a UN Vulnerability Analysis Advisor–
Being inspired to enact positive change within the world is one thing. Executing on it is another. In this episode you’ll hear from someone who specializes in the latter.
Rossella Bottone is a Vulnerability Analysis Advisor for the United Nations World Food Programme. Currently based in the Panama Regional office, she has more than 15 years of experience in the Humanitarian sector. She is an expert in emergency food security assessments, vulnerability surveys, and data analysis in support of early warning and emergency preparedness.
She has worked in Nepal, Guatemala, Haiti, Senegal, DRC, Italy and has conducted needs assessments for the World Food Programme in more than 20 countries in Latin America and Africa.
You’ll hear about how all of those experiences as a UN Vulnerability Analysis Advisor have shaped her and her views on life and living. Plus you will most certainly come away with a clearer understanding of what some of these issues she speaks of truly mean on a much deeper humanistic level.
Finally, you may even be nudged to turn your own inspiration into action!
Tune in to hear all of this and much more!
A Memorable Quote from the Episode:
“I think empathy is at the core of our job. If you don’t put yourself in the position of the people you interview, it’s very difficult to understand. “
Rossella Bottone
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Words of Wisdom:
Hear from Rosella as she shares some insightful wisdom to those interested to learn more about what her field and line of work.
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