Refugee Crises In
Jordan & Lebanon

Zaid Awamleh

Research Engineer, Jordan response person for the Migration Governance and Asylum Crisis program (MAGYC).

Zaid is a Humanitarian Architect specializing in the psychology of space. He is a CNRS research engineer who served as Jordan response person for the Migration Governance and Asylum Crisis program (MAGYC) , and lead the team of the digital data content. Simultaneously, he is the Co-Founder and Vice-Chairman of SAIB Humanitarian NGO in addition to holding the positions of the project manager of a rehabilitation program with the UNDP. His work focuses on developing behavioral change methodologies relating to sense and placemaking, resilience, and gender roles with vulnerable communities and refugees. Zaid is a Ph.D. candidate at Leeds Beckett University in the UK, holds a Master's degree in the field of Environment-Behavior sciences from IEU, and a Bachelor of Architecture and Interior Architecture from the German Jordanian University. Email: zaid.awamleh@live.com

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