Michael McGrath
Michael McGrath is an international development and conservation management professional with over 20 years of experience in Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and the Pacific.
He specializes in sectors such as agriculture and rural development, water and sanitation, health, and environmental management, with specific skill areas including participatory planning, monitoring and evaluation, strategic planning, and advocacy.
Michael has a strong track record in fundraising from bilateral, multilateral, and corporate donors.
He holds a Masters in Human Rights Law with a focus on International Human Rights from the University of Melbourne, a Master of Natural Resources from the University of New England, and a Graduate Diploma in Natural Resource Management from the University of Canberra.
Additionally, Michael has completed intensive courses in International Human Rights Law Theory and Practice, as well as Survey Methods, at The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).
His educational background also includes a Bachelor of Arts with majors in geography and law from The Australian National University.
Michael McGrath's career has seen him hold prominent roles in various organizations, including Chief of Party at Winrock International and Director positions at Save the Children International covering Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Bangladesh, Malawi, Pakistan, Central Asia, and Armenia.
He has also served as a Program Coordinator in different regions and capacities, highlighting his diverse and extensive experience in the field of international development.
With a rich educational foundation and a breadth of hands-on experience, Michael McGrath is a seasoned professional in his field, contributing significantly to the areas of conservation, development, and humanitarian work.
