Morag Humble
About Morag Humble
Morag Humble is a Senior Project Manager and Health Practice Lead with extensive experience in international development, specializing in sexual and reproductive health and gender issues. She has held various roles in organizations such as Agriteam Canada and Alinea International, contributing to project design, monitoring, and evaluation since the early 1990s.
Current Role at Alinea International
Morag Humble serves as a Senior Project Manager and Health Practice Lead at Alinea International. In this role, she focuses on leading health practice initiatives, particularly in the context of international development projects. Her responsibilities include overseeing project design, monitoring, and evaluation, ensuring that initiatives align with the organization's goals in health and development.
Previous Experience at Agriteam Canada
Prior to her current position at Alinea International, Morag Humble worked at Agriteam Canada as a Senior Project Manager and Health Advisor. She has been with Agriteam Canada since 2014, where she has contributed to various health and social development projects. Her previous role at Agriteam Canada, from 1999 to 2011, was as a Health and Social Development Specialist, where she focused on health-related initiatives for a duration of 12 years.
Professional Background in International Development
Morag Humble's career in international development includes significant roles at the Commonwealth Secretariat and the Canadian International Development Agency. She worked as a Project Officer in the Gender and Youth Affairs Directorate at the Commonwealth Secretariat from 1992 to 1994. Additionally, she served as a Health Advisor at the Canadian International Development Agency from 2011 to 2014, contributing her expertise to health initiatives.
Education and Expertise in Public Health
Morag Humble holds a Master of Arts in Political Science from Carleton University, which she completed from 1989 to 1994. She also earned a Master of Public Health from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health in 1998. Her academic background supports her specialization in sexual and reproductive health, gender, and development, as well as her expertise in project design, monitoring, and evaluation within the international development sector.