ASHRAF GOMAA ALY KHALAF MOHAMED
@masassociation6.godaddysites.com
President of the MAS Association for Human Rights and the Environment
MAS ASSOCIATION
I am a researcher and human rights professional with a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Sciences from Alexandria University, Egypt (1993).
Over the years, I have focused on environmental protection, sustainable development, and the intersection between environmental issues and human rights.
Currently, I am affiliated with MAS Association for Human Rights, where I work on projects related to civil society advocacy, environmental justice, and community-based research.
I am passionate about using evidence-based research to promote social justice and support policies that safeguard human and environmental rights.
EDUCATION
Education:Bachelor of Science in Environmental Sciences
Alexandria University, Egypt
1993
RESEARCH, TEACHING, or OTHER INTERESTS
Environmental Science, Computer Science, Materials Science, General Social Sciences
FUTURE PROJECTS
Integrating Environmental Science and Human Rights: Community-Based Approaches for Sustainable Development in Mauritania
This project aims to investigate the intersection of environmental protection and human rights in Egypt, focusing on community-based initiatives. The research will analyze how local communities can participate in sustainable development, mitigate environmental risks, and advocate for their rights. The goal is to develop evidence-based strategies that empower citizens and influence policy.
Applications Invited
Environmental Justice and Human Rights: Evidence-Based Policies for Sustainable Communities
The project focuses on evaluating the impact of environmental policies on marginalized communities in Egypt. By combining scientific research with human rights frameworks, it seeks to identify gaps in policy implementation and propose actionable recommendations. The research will contribute to creating more equitable and sustainable environments for vulnerable populations.
Applications Invited
Promoting Environmental Protection through Civil Society Engagement and Human Rights Advocacy
This initiative explores the role of civil society organizations in promoting environmental protection and integrating human rights advocacy. It aims to develop programs and campaigns that empower local communities, raise awareness, and drive legislative and social change. The project combines field research, stakeholder engagement, and educational activities to strengthen civil society’s impact.
Applications Invited
Scopus Publications
RECENT SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS
Publications
- Assessment of Environmental Risks in Urban Areas of Egypt (MAS Report, 2022)
- Community-Based Approaches to Environmental Protection in North Africa (Working Paper, 2021)
- Environmental Justice and Human Rights: Case Studies in Sustainable Development (Policy Brief, 2020)
GRANT DETAILS
- Grant from [Funding Agency] for Environmental Justice Projects (2022)
- Human Rights Research Grant for Community-Based Initiatives (2021)
- Sustainable Development Grant for Local Environmental Programs (2020)
RESEARCH OUTPUTS (PATENTS, SOFTWARE, PUBLICATIONS, PRODUCTS)
- Environmental Impact Assessment Tools for Community Projects
- Policy Guidelines for Human Rights-Based Environmental Management
- Data Analysis Framework for Environmental Advocacy
CONSULTANCY
- Environmental and Human Rights Policy Advisor for NGOs and Civil Society Organizations
- Consultant on Community Engagement Programs for Sustainable Development
Industry, Institute, or Organisation Collaboration
- Collaboration with local NGOs on environmental monitoring and human rights advocacy
- Partnership with universities for field research on sustainable development
- Coordination with governmental agencies for policy recommendations
INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE
- Environmental Consultant for MAS Association for Human Rights (2000–Present)
- Advisor on Sustainable Development Projects for local NGOs
- Community Liaison and Trainer on Environmental and Human Rights Programs
STARTUP
- Not applicable / Currently focusing on NGO-based projects and research initiatives
SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, or ACADEMIC BENEFITS
- Enhancing local communities' awareness and capacity to protect environmental and human rights
- Providing evidence-based recommendations to influence policy in Egypt
- Strengthening academic research and collaborations in environmental and human rights studies