Bibi Farzina Lowtun-boolakee serves as the Gender and Monitoring and Evaluation Officer at UNDP Mauritius and Seychelles, where she plays a pivotal role in integrating gender considerations into economic policies and national development frameworks. With her academic background in Economic Policy and Development, coupled with...
Bibi Farzina Lowtun-boolakee serves as the Gender and Monitoring and Evaluation Officer at UNDP Mauritius and Seychelles, where she plays a pivotal role in integrating gender considerations into economic policies and national development frameworks. With her academic background in Economic Policy and Development, coupled with expertise in Macroeconomics and Statistics, Bibi is well-equipped to analyze and formulate policies that not only drive economic growth but also promote gender equality. Her work involves ensuring that gender concerns are systematically mainstreamed across macro and microeconomic policies, thereby fostering inclusive development that benefits all segments of society.
In her current role, Bibi is actively engaged in the implementation of a robust monitoring and evaluation system for the UNDP portfolio, ensuring that projects are assessed for their effectiveness and impact on gender equity. Her proficiency in data analysis tools such as SPSS, Stata, and Eviews allows her to derive actionable insights from complex datasets, enabling evidence-based decision-making. Bibi also focuses on capacity building and knowledge management, providing substantive contributions that enhance the capabilities of stakeholders in understanding and addressing gender issues within economic contexts.
Her result-driven approach, combined with a deep understanding of econometric modeling and public policy, positions her as a key player in advancing the UNDP's mission in the region. Bibi's commitment to fostering sustainable development through gender-responsive policies not only enhances the socio-economic landscape of Mauritius and Seychelles but also sets a precedent for international development initiatives globally.
