Neeshad is an environmental advocate, educator, speaker and a social change advocate. He is a Design Engineer who holds a Master's Degree in Environmental Engineering. He is passionately working on climate change Policy Analysis, youth climate action and sustainable development goals education focusing on the Middle East.
Neeshad has been active in UNFCCC Climate Negotiation process since 2012 and advocates the importance of youth as partners for climate action at variety of international forums and conferences. He is a member of Policy Working Group at World We Want 2030, Civil Society Consultant for the UN Development System Review Process & UNEP West Asia Stakeholders Consultation.
He is also Currently serving as Middle East Officer at CliMates, One Young World Ambassdor, Global Youth Climate Network Ambassador, Founding Member at Climate Action Network (CAN) Arab World & Youth Climate Lab, Liaison Officer for GCC countries at Citizens Climate Lobby, and also on board of CoalitionWILD. He is a Global Shaper at World Economic Forum.
Marafi Abdel Hameed Daafalla is currently pursuing his PhD from the Queensland University of Technology (Australia) and his dissertation title is “Political Economy of Low Carbon Transition in Qatar.” Sayeed published two major works on GHG emission inventory of Qatar and Public Opinion on Environmental Attitudes and Beliefs of Qatari citizens and Residents.
He also published more than five peer-reviewed papers on water management. He worked as a consultant to the Ministry of Development Planning and Statistics, contributed to the fourth Human Development Report. His research interest includes low carbon societies, water-energy-food nexus, international development and social movements.
Mariam Razavi is currently pursuing his PhD from the Queensland University of Technology (Australia) and his dissertation title is “Political Economy of Low Carbon Transition in Qatar.” Sayeed published two major works on GHG emission inventory of Qatar and Public Opinion on Environmental Attitudes and Beliefs of Qatari citizens and Residents.
He also published more than five peer-reviewed papers on water management. He worked as a consultant to the Ministry of Development Planning and Statistics, contributed to the fourth Human Development Report. His research interest includes low carbon societies, water-energy-food nexus, international development and social movements.
Juhaina Al-Lanjawi is currently pursuing his PhD from the Queensland University of Technology (Australia) and his dissertation title is “Political Economy of Low Carbon Transition in Qatar.” Sayeed published two major works on GHG emission inventory of Qatar and Public Opinion on Environmental Attitudes and Beliefs of Qatari citizens and Residents.
He also published more than five peer-reviewed papers on water management. He worked as a consultant to the Ministry of Development Planning and Statistics, contributed to the fourth Human Development Report. His research interest includes low carbon societies, water-energy-food nexus, international development and social movements.
Mariam Ahmed Ess Al Nasr is currently pursuing his PhD from the Queensland University of Technology (Australia) and his dissertation title is “Political Economy of Low Carbon Transition in Qatar.” Sayeed published two major works on GHG emission inventory of Qatar and Public Opinion on Environmental Attitudes and Beliefs of Qatari citizens and Residents.
He also published more than five peer-reviewed papers on water management. He worked as a consultant to the Ministry of Development Planning and Statistics, contributed to the fourth Human Development Report. His research interest includes low carbon societies, water-energy-food nexus, international development and social movements.
