Erik Toft

Erik Toft is a seasoned humanitarian and development professional with over 20 years of experience. He has implemented, developed, and evaluated humanitarian and recovery strategies, programs, and projects for various clients, including NGOs, UN, and donors, such as Danida, EU, ECHO, DFID. Erik has worked in conflict and post-conflict settings in countries like Sudan, South Sudan, Somalia, Afghanistan, Eritrea, Ghana, Uganda, and Zimbabwe, among others.

Erik's education includes a diploma in Technological and Socio-Economic Planning, a bachelor of science from Roskilde University, a master's degree in International Development Studies and Technological & Socio-economic Planning from Roskilde University, and a diploma in Natural Science from Roskilde University. He also studied Environmental Technician at Slagelse Technical School.

Previously, Erik has held various roles, including Head of Development Cooperation at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark, Senior Consultant at Consultants for Development, Humanitarian Advisor at Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission (JMEC), Programme Director at Save the Children Denmark, Director at DACAAR, Consultant at Danish Refugee Council, Project Officer in WASH Section at UNICEF, and Consultant & Information Officer at Teknologisk Institut, and Environmental Technician at Teknologisk Institut.

Overall, Erik Toft is a highly experienced humanitarian and development professional with a range of skills and expertise in program development and evaluation, project management, humanitarian aid, and conflict and post-conflict settings.