Mohammad Ozair Alamyar

Implemented cluster sampling technique to survey 1000 street vendors across Kabul, utilizing a structured questionnaire to gather data on spending patterns and cigarette consumption habits. Analyzed survey data to identify a significant correlation between cigarette consumption and socioeconomic factors. Leveraged statistical analysis to recommend a price increase on cigarettes as a means to deter consumption, supported by evidence of similar successful interventions in other contexts. Collaborated with civil society organizations to advocate for the proposed policy changes. Presented findings at stakeholder meetings and engaged in persuasive communication to emphasize the potential public health benefits of the policy.

Developed and implemented a detailed project plan for youth empowerment, recruited and trained 100+ high school graduate volunteers, facilitated their placement in external organizations. Interviewed 500+ Afghan Youth to elicit their demands and expectation out of Afghan Peace Process. Advocated for War Victims’ role in Afghan Peace Process at Afghanistan’s Independent Human Rights Commission. Assembled Afghan youth for group discussions and volunteer activities on monthly basis. Together with 6 other members represented the organization at the grand national assembly for selection of Afghanistan’s Supreme Youth Council.

Navigated Cultural nuances and facilitated the relationship between foreign contractors and local staff. Coordinated and scheduled all company meetings, interviews, and events.