Swani R. Keelson

I am an experienced professional in global health and sustainable development. I take great pride in establishing Global Water Promise, a non-profit organization that provides clean water to underprivileged countries through borehole drilling. My academic achievements include a Master's Degree in International Public Policy from Johns Hopkins University and a Master's Degree in Government with a focus on Legal Studies. I am pursuing a doctorate in International Affairs at Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies. I have led various development projects throughout my career, focusing on gender studies, human rights education, and civil society engagement. My expertise in international research and civil society involvement in sustainable development has taken me on missions to Haiti, Bolivia, Belize, and Ghana, where I have raised awareness about global water poverty. As an advocate for sustainable development, I firmly believe that access to clean water is a fundamental human right vital to achieving global development goals. I am eager to collaborate with industry experts to develop and implement policies that ensure access to clean water for all and ultimately create a world where everyone can enjoy a healthy and productive life. Apart from my role at Global Water Promise, I am committed to addressing issues related to water insecurity and gender equality aligned with the United Nations. Access to clean water is a basic human right essential to achieving gender equality and sustainable development