Janet Edmond
Senior Director, Peace and Development, Center for Environment and Peace
Janet Edmond is the Senior Director for Peace and Development Partnerships in the Center for Environment and Peace at Conservation International.
She has more than 20 years experience managing health, development and environment programs, including more than nine years as the Population Environment Director at Conservation International. Edmond is an expert in family planning and reproductive health, maternal and child health. She has more than 15 years technically and financially managing USAID health and environment grants and cooperative agreements.
From 2008-2013, she served as Deputy Director for Family Planning and Reproductive Health (PHE) Advocacy and Outreach for the flagship $5 million, 5-year USAID Family Planning and Reproductive Health Advocacy Project (BALANCED), overseeing project communications and providing strategic technical guidance on country-specific PHE initiatives in the Philippines.
From 2004-2008, Edmond directed Conservation International’s combined $3.5 million USAID-funded PHE project, which integrated Family Planning/Reproductive Health and Maternal and Child Health service delivery with improved natural resource management activities to improve community health and well-being in Madagascar, Cambodia and the Philippines. In addition, Edmond has a long-term experience providing technical assistance and guidance on the social components of conservation, including incorporating gender and a rights-based approach. Edmond co-facilitates Conservation International trainings for staff and partners on gender analysis, indicator selection and participatory monitoring and evaluation.
Janet Edmond is the Senior Director for Peace and Development Partnerships in the Center for Environment and Peace at Conservation International.
She has more than 20 years experience managing health, development and environment programs, including more than nine years as the Population Environment Director at Conservation International. Edmond is an expert in family planning and reproductive health, maternal and child health. She has more than 15 years technically and financially managing USAID health and environment grants and cooperative agreements.
From 2008-2013, she served as Deputy Director for Family Planning and Reproductive Health (PHE) Advocacy and Outreach for the flagship $5 million, 5-year USAID Family Planning and Reproductive Health Advocacy Project (BALANCED), overseeing project communications and providing strategic technical guidance on country-specific PHE initiatives in the Philippines.
From 2004-2008, Edmond directed Conservation International’s combined $3.5 million USAID-funded PHE project, which integrated Family Planning/Reproductive Health and Maternal and Child Health service delivery with improved natural resource management activities to improve community health and well-being in Madagascar, Cambodia and the Philippines. In addition, Edmond has a long-term experience providing technical assistance and guidance on the social components of conservation, including incorporating gender and a rights-based approach. Edmond co-facilitates Conservation International trainings for staff and partners on gender analysis, indicator selection and participatory monitoring and evaluation.