InternationalCorgoja Galina
Main achievement
Operations Manager at UN Women in FIJI
About
Galina Corgoja is an international professional with a solid career in operational management, finance, and development program coordination. Publicly available information indicates that she worked for several years within UN Women, including in the Republic of Moldova, where she held the position of Operations Manager and contributed to the efficient administration and implementation of the organization's programs. Subsequently, she continued her work in UN Women structures outside the country, which confirms her experience in a multicultural environment and in projects with regional and international impact. During her time at UN Women Moldova, Galina Corgoja was involved in formulating project budgets, supporting program teams with results-based management tools, and strengthening the office's operational processes. She coordinated training activities for staff, contributed to the exchange of best practices and the development of institutional capacities, and in 2015 and 2016 facilitated satisfactory audits of partners and the country office. Before this period, she worked at UNDP Moldova as a Project Assistant, within a project dedicated to opportunities for youth and women, and later as a Program & Finance Associate, consolidating her profile in project and financial resource management. Galina Corgoja built her academic training on a combination of fields relevant to international and administrative activities. She obtained a Master's degree in Accounting and Finance from the State University of Moldova, and previously graduated from the International Institute of Management IMI-Nova in the same field; she also has pedagogical training in French from the "Alecu Russo" State University of Bălți. Publicly available information does not offer many details about her personal life, but her professional path indicates a constant involvement in programs dedicated to gender equality, organizational development, and international cooperation, with significant roots in the Republic of Moldova.