Romena Akter Rifaj

Governing Board Member | Bangladesh Nature Foundation (BNF)

Romena Akter Rifaj serves as a GB member of the Bangladesh Nature Foundation (BNF), contributing to the Foundation’s educational and social activities. Her professional experience in educational activities, project organization, and content development provides valuable support for BNF’s knowledge dissemination and community engagement.

Academic Qualifications

Romena holds a BA in Arts from National University.  Her skills cover social behavior, entrepreneurship, project management, and organizational strategy.

Professional, Communication and Organizational Skills

Romena currently works as an educator and student counselor while providing learner support and counseling. She has experience in primary teaching, collaborative documentation, scheduling, and communication. She is experienced in adapting complex information for different audiences and coordinating content and knowledge distribution activities

Community Engagement

She has experience in community-oriented activities, including relief-support initiatives for vulnerable communities and people affected by humanitarian and environmental challenges. Her teaching and learner-support experience has also involved communication and community-focused engagement. These experiences complement BNF’s emphasis on participation, education, and sustainable development.

Role at Bangladesh Nature Foundation

As a GB member of the Bangladesh Nature Foundation, Romea contributes to gender issues, balance, stakeholder management, and community meetings.  Her background in education and community engagement supports BNF’s efforts to disseminate knowledge and communicate its conservation and development initiatives effectively.

Professional Contribution to BNF

Romea’s combination of education, teaching and training expertise, communication skills, and community engagement provides valuable support to the Bangladesh Nature Foundation. Her multidisciplinary knowledge can contribute to organizational communication, educational initiatives, knowledge distribution, community meetings, records, and the improvement of accessible communication materials related to sustainable livelihoods and community development.