Abdul-Rahaman Wasilatu is a Ghanaian administrator and development practitioner with
extensive experience in community development, project coordination, stakeholder engagement,
and programming for vulnerable groups. She currently serves as an administrator at the
University for Development Studies (UDS) in Tamale, Ghana.
Her career spans NORSAC, where she worked on child-marriage prevention, as well as the
Forestry Commission and the Savelugu District Assembly. In these roles, she worked directly
with communities, supported the delivery of development projects, conducted community-based
research, and contributed to initiatives addressing pressing social and development challenges.
Wasilatu holds a BA in Integrated Development Studies and an MBA in Human Resource
Management, both from UDS. She has also completed training in project planning, crisis
management, conflict resolution, and community development.
Her interests include inclusive development, community resilience, social protection, and
peaceful community relations. Combining hands-on expertise in community engagement,
facilitation, research, and reporting with a deep understanding of the social realities of northern
Ghana, she is committed to practical, people-centered development.
