Nynke Douma (1979) is journalist and scientific researcher.

Nynke has a scientific background in both international development and journalism. She has extensive experience in working in complex African environments.

On a professional level she is ambitious, creative and reliable. She has excellent organisational and inter-personal skills and is open to different ways of viewing. Her writing is attractive, clear and to the point. Asking questions and conducting quality research are central to her workingstyle.

Education
----------------------------------------------------------

'04-'05   



'98-'02



'91-'97

June '06- December '06
Programme assistant DR Congo, Rwanda, Burundi
Cordaid, The Hague (NL)

May '04- Sept. '04
Researcher on peacebuilding and civil society
Netherlands Institute of International Relations 'Clingendael', The Hague (NL)

Mar. '03- Dec. '03
Researcher on NGOs and peacebuilding in DR Congo, Rwanda and Burundi
Cordaid, The Hague; Disaster Studies, Wageningen (NL)

Oct. '02- Feb. '03
Researcher on NGOs and peacebuilding in Sudan
Cordaid, The Hague; Centre for International Conflict Analysis and Management, Nijmegen; Disaster Studies, Wageningen (NL)

Nov. '01- Oct. '02
Voluntary researcher for MSc dissertation on the use of community radio for peacebuilding in Uganda and Sudan
Pax Christi International, Utrecht; Disaster Studies, Wageningen (NL); New Sudan Council of Churches, Kampala (Uganda)

July '00- Nov. '00
Voluntary researcher on the coverage of natural disasters in Dutch newspapers
Dick Scherpenzeel Stichting, Hilversum; Disaster Studies, Wageningen (NL)