Leah Wawro
Programme Manager, Conflict and Insecurity, Transparency International UK (website)
twitter: @leahwawro
email: leah [dot] wawro [at] transparency [dot] org [dot] uk
phone: + 44 (0)20 3096 7688
Programme Manager, Conflict and Insecurity, Transparency International UK (website)
twitter: @leahwawro
email: leah [dot] wawro [at] transparency [dot] org [dot] uk
phone: + 44 (0)20 3096 7688
corruption
Leah Wawro manages the Conflict and Insecurity team within Transparency International UK’s International Defence and Security Programme. She first joined Transparency International (TI) in 2011 as the civil society officer leading on work with the TI chapters and other NGOs worldwide. She has since led on advocacy and communications, and has contributed to the Government Defence Anti-Corruption Index (GI), the GI Middle East and North Africa report, “the Transparency of National Defence Budgets: an initial review,” and “A New Generation of Public Control.”
Before joining TI, Wawro worked with War Child (UK), Armadillo at Large, and Air America Media. She also worked as a volunteer with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, and the Iraqi Student Project in Damascus, Syria.
From 2014-15, Leah was a Network Fellow at Harvard University’s Edmund J. Safra Center for Ethics, where she worked on research into institutional corruption in the defence sectors of states transitioning to democracy. Wawro holds an MA in International Relations and Arabic from the University of St. Andrews.
Leah Wawro manages the Conflict and Insecurity team within Transparency International UK’s International Defence and Security Programme. She first joined Transparency International (TI) in 2011 as the civil society officer leading on work with the TI chapters and other NGOs worldwide. She has since led on advocacy and communications, and has contributed to the Government Defence Anti-Corruption Index (GI), the GI Middle East and North Africa report, “the Transparency of National Defence Budgets: an initial review,” and “A New Generation of Public Control.”
Before joining TI, Wawro worked with War Child (UK), Armadillo at Large, and Air America Media. She also worked as a volunteer with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, and the Iraqi Student Project in Damascus, Syria.
From 2014-15, Leah was a Network Fellow at Harvard University’s Edmund J. Safra Center for Ethics, where she worked on research into institutional corruption in the defence sectors of states transitioning to democracy. Wawro holds an MA in International Relations and Arabic from the University of St. Andrews.
