Sanaa Baxamoosa is a water practitioner with more than 10 years of experience in the water sector. She graduated with an MSc. in Sustainable Development from the Center for Development, Environment and Policy, SOAS, University of London. She pursued her undergraduate BA degree in Integrated Water Resources Management and Environmental Studies from Hampshire College, MA in 2007. Sanaa currently serves as General Manager and Company Secretary of Hisaar Foundation. She has been working with Hisaar Foundation since 2009 in various roles and capacities as an integral member of the team. Sanaa led the Women and Water in Central and South Asia project in collaboration with George Washington University and funded by US State Department. The project spanned across five countries, namely Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Afghanistan, Pakistan and India and aimed to build social capital amongst women water professionals and practitioners. Sanaa also serves as the Secretary of the Think Tank on the Rational Use of Water, Convener of the Universities for Water Network and Country Network Manager for Cap-Net Pakistan (Capacity Development for Sustainable Water Management). From 2007-2009, she was the Business Development Associate at Micro Drip Private Limited which aimed at selling low-cost drip irrigation system to small farmers in Tharparkar.