Loading...
Loading...
Loading...

Toyin Jagha appointed Trust Fund Programme Manager | THE DAILY HERALD

November 2, 2022

Toyin Jagha appointed Trust  Fund Programme Manager | THE DAILY HERALD
Loading...

PHILIPSBURG/WASHINGTON--Toyin Jagha has been appointed by the World Bank as Programme Manager for the St. Maarten Reconstruction, Recovery, and Resilience Trust Fund, taking up the on-the-ground role once the World Bank office is established there.

  Jagha’s appointment became effective October 1. She brings a wide range of development and leadership experience to her new position, having held various positions throughout her 16-year career at the World Bank. Most recently, Jagha held the post of Senior Operations Officer in the Caribbean Country Management Unit and previously with the South Asia Region in the Office of the Regional Director for Equitable Growth, Finance and Institutions practice group.

Loading...

  “The Trust Fund has been instrumental in the immediate recovery and reconstruction needs of St. Maarten, repairing critical infrastructure, supporting people with skills training and entrepreneurs with access to much-needed capital,” said Jagha.

  “After four years of implementation, the World Bank remains committed to working closely with our host government and the people of St. Maarten, the Trust Fund donors and implementing partners, to address the longer-term challenges of building resilience and sustainability across the board.”

  Jagha, a Nigerian national, comes to the position with substantial and diversified experience. In addition to her regional and operational knowledge, Jagha’s management experience extends from overseeing the team that monitored and reported on the World Bank Group’s Corporate Scorecards, a snapshot report of the institution’s results and indicators to the Board of Executive Directors, to leading the reform of the World Bank’s core sector indicators, which today are used by teams across the institution.

  As a bridge-builder, Jagha coordinated an internal community of practice for Results Measurements Experts and, as an advisor, she has been supporting Bank teams managing projects in the Africa, South Asia, East Asia and Pacific, and Caribbean regions. Jagha joined the World Bank mid-career after 12 years working in various national and international non-governmental organisations.

  As the new Programme Manager for the St. Maarten Reconstruction, Recovery, and Resilience Trust Fund, Jagha is responsible for the strategic direction, policy dialogue, and partnership with St. Maarten, as well as the successful implementation, delivery, and management of the US $512 million programme.

https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/toyin-jagha-appointed-trust-fund-programme-manager

Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/toyin-jagha-appointed-trust-fund-programme-manager

Loading...

Headlines

COURT: She scalded her unfaithful partner | Faxinfo

September 25, 2026

COURT: She scalded her unfaithful partner | Faxinfo

On Friday, September 18, a 35-year-old woman appeared in court for having threw boiling oil on her spouse She was sentenced to 24 months in prison , including 12 suspended sentences.   On June 24th, around 4 a.m., the police were called to the Louis Constant Fleming Hospi...

September 24, 2026

Tackling answers questions on fatal crashes, hit-and-runs, DUI evidence and deportation | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Minister of Justice Nathalie Tackling provided Parliament with detailed answers Thursday to a series of questions first posed by Member of Parliament Egbert Doran in July, offering clarification on several issues that have generated public concern following fatal tr...

September 23, 2026

Young St. Maarten creator WhosAri, Certified Sampson turn video about school fights into positive message | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--A young St. Maarten content creator has gone the extra mile to turn criticism surrounding a viral video into something positive for his peers, with support from influencer Certified Sampson and youth media organization Teen Times, which first reported the initiative...

Loading...
Loading...
Loading...