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The board members have been key players at the apex of CIGPJ’s evolution, championing strategic development, inspiring growth, and building strategic networks for CIGPJ. Currently, CIGPJ has seven board members, composed of five women and two men, as shown below.
Ms. Jackline Nasiwa is a rule of law specialist with key interests on human rights, Women Rights, transitional justice and citizens participation in political process. Prior to joining PILGP team, she was working with the National Democratic Institute for Intentional Affairs (NDI’s) as the Constitutional Development Program Manager since 2011 till January 2014. Her work on this program allowed for the streamlining of Civil Society, youth and women’s participation in every aspect of the constitutional review and development process. She built strong relationship between the National Constitutional Review commission (NCRC) and other stakeholders working in the development of the permanent constitutional for the Republic of South Sudan. Jackline lead the development of NDI’s civic education materials on the constitution and assisted the NCRC in developing in its national Civic Eduction Manual and civic education materials on key constitutional issues. She previously worked on the design and drafting of the NDI Let’s Talk programs from 2008 to 2009. Jackline completed her Bachelors of laws Degree from Makerere University in Uganda in 2003 and from 2009, she undertook a postgraduate decree on International Law from the University of Oxford Brookes, where she majored in International Law and International Human Rights. In 2011, she was recruited to work for the Southern Sudan Referendum Commission/Bureau (SSRC/B). While at the SSRC/B she served as Secretary to the Deputy Chairperson of the Commission. Jackline is a professional lawyer who attained her Bachelors of Law (LLB) from Makarere University, Kampala. Prior to re- joining NDI, she was the UNDP Rule of Law Analyst in South Sudan, Research and Information Officer for the Institute for the Promotion of Civil Society (IPCS), Legal Counsellor for the International Development Law Organization (IDLO) as well as an Independent Consultant with the Local Capacities for Peace in the horn of Africa.
Ms. Margaret Mathiang,
Dr. Mairi John Blackings
Dr. Julia Aker Duany
Ms. Esther Ikere Eluzai
Ms. Florence Omanya Oduor
Mr. Samuel Andiro
This team has demonstrated great commitment towards nurturing strong partnerships and management functions by instilling confidence and trust among partners towards CIGPJ and initiating conversations for program partnership. Their role and effort in building public confidence and trust for CIGPJ have been outstanding. There was, however, reluctance in supporting CIGPJ resource mobilization efforts and strengthening long-term strategic partnerships. The Board of Directors could not spare time to appropriately support the management team in designing supportive management policies and strategic actions in response to challenging donor requirements and operation guidelines.
