Katharina Raudzus Haque is an international development practitioner dedicated to power-shifting and locally-led development. She works at the intersection of program design, innovative finance, and social impact. She brings a strong background in project funding, project cycle management, and fostering grassroots partnerships in the INGO sector, with experience ranging from managing human rights initiatives in fragile contexts to driving complex, multi-country peacebuilding interventions with local faith actors at Tearfund.
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Localisation: moving from transactional structures to trust-based collaboration
Tearfund’s Katharina Rauduz Haque reflects on a 50-strong civil society partnership to advance freedom of religion and belief, which made power shifting a priority.