ReCollect
A digital waste collection and recycling ecosystem, designed for Syria and initially focused on Damascus.
Explore projectDamascus, Syria ● Working across information and systems
Information Management · Data · Humanitarian Technology
Turning humanitarian data into better decisions—and building the systems that make reliable information possible.
I work at the intersection of humanitarian operations, information management and technology—building the data systems, reporting workflows and decision-support products that help teams make information useful.
Information Management Manager
Solidarités International · Syria Mission

Selected work 01 / 04
A mix of digital product development and humanitarian information management. Each project is clearly labeled by its current status.
A digital waste collection and recycling ecosystem, designed for Syria and initially focused on Damascus.
Explore projectA locally oriented business management system concept for Syrian businesses, with Arabic and English in mind.
Explore projectA structured framework for identifying, tracking and resolving data quality issues in humanitarian reporting workflows.
Explore projectInformation management across humanitarian coordination, WASH response, partner reporting and multi-sector programming.
Explore projectThe through line 02 / 04
My career began with data entry and monitoring. Over time, that work grew into data management, information systems, business intelligence and digital product development—grounded in how humanitarian programs actually operate.
More about my approachExperience 03 / 04
Across humanitarian organizations, coordination and multi-sector programs.
Explore experienceSolidarités International · Damascus, Syria
UNICEF / TADREEB · Qamishli, Syria
Solidarités International · Syria
International Rescue Committee (IRC) · Syria
Core practice 04 / 04
A practical combination of humanitarian understanding, information management and data skills—plus a growing software practice.
Reporting and decision-support products.
Reliable data from collection through reporting.
Systems and information products for coordination.
Geographic context for humanitarian analysis.
Open to meaningful collaboration