Catriona Knapman is an experienced professional offering support to organizations in the International Development Sector. She specializes in designing and facilitating workshops, creating participatory online spaces, leading project evaluations, research, writing, editing, and social media management. With a wealth of knowledge in gender, climate change, land governance, and participatory frameworks, she also excels in participatory photography. Catriona has contributed to various impactful projects, such as designing a Covid-19 sensitive evaluation strategy for the International Finance Cooperation and conducting interactive online training sessions for educational institutions.

In terms of education, Catriona Knapman has a strong academic background, including a Master of Laws (LLM) with Distinction from the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London. She has also completed a Master's module in Development Studies with Distinction at The Open University, as well as dual LLB degrees in Law and French from The University of Edinburgh and Universite Aix-Marseille III, respectively.

Catriona's professional experience includes roles such as International Development Consultant at Independent Consultant, Researcher at IIED, Land Rights Officer at Trocaire, Human Rights Journalist and Researcher, Human Rights Research Associate at Amnesty International focusing on Central America, Technical Officer at Lux-Development, Delegate for International Council Meetings at Amnesty International, Women’s Rights Campaign Coordinator at Amnesty International, Lawyer Linguist at the European Court of Justice, Legal Research Intern at the European Court of Justice, and Legal Intern at the Inter-American Commission on Women's Rights (CECIM). She has a diverse background that spans across various sectors, contributing significantly to her well-rounded skill set and expertise.

Catriona Knapman's work showcases a commitment to ethical practices and a focus on empowering marginalized communities. Her recent projects demonstrate a dedication to leveraging her skills for meaningful initiatives, including supporting indigenous women in Myanmar to document their experiences with climate change and leading training sessions on ethical photography strategies with the Scottish International Development Alliance. Catriona's breadth of experience and diverse skill set make her a valuable asset for organizations seeking expertise in gender, climate change, land governance, and participatory approaches within the International Development Sector.