What is SPOT for Social Change?

SPOT for Social Change is a mission-driven civil society organization committed to strengthening equitable economic, social and institutional systems for youth and women through community-driven social innovation.

Where is SPOT for Social Change located?

SPOT for Social Change is based in Lebanon and works with communities and organizations in the region.

What services does SPOT provide?

SPOT provides organizational management consultancy, program development, operational management, research & evaluation, and capacity building services for NGOs and social impact organizations.

How can I contact SPOT for Social Change?

You can contact SPOT by phone at +96171227727, email at info@spot-ngo.org, or through WhatsApp and Instagram.

Randa Yassir

Name: SPOT for Social Change
Address: Lebanon
Telephone: +96171227727

Randa Yassir | Executive Consultant

Randa Yassir is a Senior Technical Advisor and International Consultant with over 20 years of experience driving institutional change at the intersection of Governance, Gender, Peacebuilding, and Economic Empowerment across conflict-affected and post-conflict zones, including Sri Lanka, Kenya, Uganda, Libya, Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Yemen, Sudan and Lebanon. She currently serves as a Senior Consultant for the International Civil Society Action Network (ICAN) and an M&E Specialist managing large-scale verification for World Bank and EU-funded programs, and is a PhD Candidate in International Relations and Geopolitics. Her expertise spans Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning, with over a decade at ICAN and six years as M&E Manager for the World Bank RACE2 program; Women, Peace and Security, designing gender-responsive strategies, proposals and frameworks and advising women-led NGOs across more than a dozen countries; and economic empowerment, having mentored 17 startups and trained over 100 women entrepreneurs, with a focus in 2026 on youth employability. As former Advisor to the Lebanese Minister of State for Women's Affairs (UNDP), she led national communication strategies and resource mobilisation with donors including the UN, EU, GIZ and the World Bank. She has also developed regional curricula for UNESCO and UN Women on gender-sensitive reporting, and is driven by the belief that sustainable peace is only possible when women and youth are equipped to lead.

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