Midan & Projects · Delft, Netherlands

Programme management for
donor-funded work in conflict-affected and fragile contexts

Research grounded. Projects delivered. Consultancy support for community-based interventions, civil society, and rule-of-law programming across the MENA region.

How the work runs

Four integrated service areas

Rigorous research support, hands-on project management, and practical training — combined for donor-funded work in conflict-affected and fragile contexts.

01

Project Management

Full project lifecycle management, consortium coordination, logframes, budget monitoring, and donor compliance.

02

Research Support

Research design, fieldwork coordination, evidence synthesis, and academic and policy publication support.

03

Training & Capacity

Project management and MEL training, logframe workshops, and proposal and grant writing skills development.

04

MEL & Grant Support

MEL framework design, baseline-to-endline study coordination, and Horizon Europe and MFA proposal development.

About

Hagar Taha

I run Midan & Projects from Delft, working at the intersection of research and programme delivery in conflict-affected and fragile contexts. Most recently, I managed a €3M+ Dutch MFA-funded research programme in Libya at Leiden University's Van Vollenhoven Institute, coordinating a seven-partner consortium from design through to close-out.

Before that, my work took me through fieldwork and consultancy roles across Sudan, Somaliland, and Egypt, with a research focus on community-based interventions in conflict and post-conflict settings. That combination is what Midan & Projects offers: research fluency and delivery discipline in the same person.

Education

PhD, Political Science — SOAS

MA, American University in Cairo (summa cum laude)

Languages

Arabic (native) · English (C2) · Dutch (B2)

Registration

Midan & Projects — KVK 42104863, Netherlands

Networks

ARMA-NL member

Regional focus

Fieldwork and programme experience

Libya Sudan Somaliland Egypt Netherlands Wider MENA

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