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|Personal information |

|Name | |Aklima Jesmin |
|Address | |Nilkhet kormojibi mohila Hostel, Dhaka, Bangladesh |
|Telephone | |+88 0 |
|E-mail | |Jesmin@gmail.com |
|Nationality | |Bangladeshi |
|Date of birth | |22.01.1982 |

|Work experience |

|• Dates (from – to) | |7 July 2009 to date |
|• Name and address of employer | |HomeNet Bangladesh, 13/3, Road-2, Shyamoli, Dhaka. |
|• Type of business or sector | |An International NGO |
|• Occupation or position held | |Project Manager |
|• Main activities and responsibilities | |Implement the activity of the project in consultation with National Coordinator and HomeNet South Asia |
| | |(HNSA) Team and work closely with HNSA- IUP team, Member Organizations and



References: | |Ms Tehmina Ghafur | | | |Assistant Professor | | | |Department of Population Sciences | | | |University of Dhaka | | | |Mr. Selim Reza | | | |National Coordinator | | | |HomeNet Bangladesh | |Annexes | |Dhaka University Alumni Association (DUAA) | | | | | | | |Dhaka University Alumni Association of Population Sciences (DUAAPS) |

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