Womenforwater

Norah Alomair works in the water sector with a focus on shaping environments where women’s leadership, participation, and dialogue can grow with intention. She brings a thoughtful, attentive lens to her work, attuned to the voices and structures that help institutions and the people within them evolve with purpose.

At the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), in partnership with the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture (MEWA), she designs and supports programs that strengthen both emerging and established professionals. She also contributes to initiatives that advance women’s engagement locally and internationally, including the Women’s Track for the 11th World Water Forum 2027 in Riyadh.

She is currently pursuing a Master’s degree at Harvard University focused on organizational behavior and strategic management. Across her work, she helps open pathways that broaden participation and shift long-standing perceptions through a steady, intentional approach rooted in supporting contributions and giving them space to lead.