Staff movement
ILO welcomes Pamela Ann Bradley, National Project Coordinator in Belize
Mrs Bradley has been in the UN system for approximately eight years intermittently, working in programme coordination and management at UNICEF, UNDP and UNRCO.
26 October 2022
Mrs Pamela Bradley joined the ILO Caribbean Office in October 2022, as the National Project Coordinator for the SDG Fund Joint Programme: Building a resilient Belize through universal, adaptive and sustainable social protection.
She has been in the UN system for approximately eight years intermittently, working in programme coordination and management at UNICEF, UNDP and UNRCO. Mrs Bradley has also worked at the national and international levels in the public and private sectors and with non-governmental organizations and academic institutions. She brings diverse knowledge and skills with an emphasis in sustainability, development, and productivity, which is at the forefront of any work she undertakes.
Mrs. Bradley's educational, professional and personal development were with professionals who care for the development of people with the principle of "Leaving No One Behind". Her studies in Costa Rica at both CATIE and EARTH, were pivotal in preparing her for the working world as she acquired many good lessons applicable to the working environment.
She has been in the UN system for approximately eight years intermittently, working in programme coordination and management at UNICEF, UNDP and UNRCO. Mrs Bradley has also worked at the national and international levels in the public and private sectors and with non-governmental organizations and academic institutions. She brings diverse knowledge and skills with an emphasis in sustainability, development, and productivity, which is at the forefront of any work she undertakes.
Mrs. Bradley's educational, professional and personal development were with professionals who care for the development of people with the principle of "Leaving No One Behind". Her studies in Costa Rica at both CATIE and EARTH, were pivotal in preparing her for the working world as she acquired many good lessons applicable to the working environment.