Sarah Hamiduddin
About Sarah Hamiduddin
Sarah Hamiduddin serves as the Head of Partnership Development at Save the Children UK, where she has worked since 2020. She holds a Bachelor's in Politics, a Master's in International Relations, and a Doctorate in Philosophy, and possesses extensive experience in programme financing and multi-lateral funding negotiations.
Work at Save the Children
Sarah Hamiduddin serves as the Head of Partnership Development at Save the Children UK. She has held this position since 2020, contributing to the organization's efforts in enhancing partnerships and funding strategies. Her role involves developing relationships with various stakeholders to support the organization's mission and objectives. Based in London, England, she focuses on leveraging her expertise in programme financing to strengthen Save the Children's initiatives.
Education and Expertise
Sarah Hamiduddin has a solid educational background with degrees from multiple institutions. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Politics from the University of Leicester (1992-1995), followed by a Master of Science in International Relations from the University of Southampton (1995-1996). She further advanced her studies by obtaining a Doctor of Philosophy in Philosophy from Queen's University Belfast (2012-2016). Her academic pursuits have equipped her with a deep understanding of programme financing and governance.
Background
Sarah Hamiduddin has extensive experience in the non-profit sector, particularly with UN agencies and NGOs. She has worked on UN system coordination and has held the position of UK charity director. Her background includes significant involvement in both implementing and donor countries, which has provided her with a comprehensive perspective on international development and funding mechanisms.
Achievements
Sarah Hamiduddin possesses expertise in multi-lateral funding negotiation and bi-lateral relationship management. Her research focuses on global governance arrangements, aiming to enhance practical experience in organizational governance. This combination of skills and knowledge has positioned her as a key figure in partnership development within the charity sector.