Anne joins CLASP with fourteen years of policy and program experience in the public and NGO sectors. She spent seven of those years collaboratively delivering interventions on energy access, clean cooking and renewable energy in Africa. Anne has also worked on the nexus of climate, gender and development programmatically and with the Women and Gender Constituency. She holds a bachelor’s degree in communication and economics from the University of Nairobi, and a master’s in development communication from Daystar University in Kenya, where her research focused on uptake of clean cooking in urban informal settlements in Kenya. When she is not spending time with family and friends, you will find her listening to music, reading or writing.