Rasul graduated in Notre Dame University, Cotabato City, Philippines with the degree of Bachelor of Arts Major in Public Administration. After the graduation, He immediately rendered his service in the spirit of volunteerism under the Consortium of Bangsamoro Civil Society (CBCS), in Cotabato City, Philippines.

During the break of the war between the AFP and the MILF forces in 2008, Rasul has worked as a Senior Community Organizer / Team Leader of the Food Assistance Project implemented by the Community and Family Services International funded by the United Nations World Food Program (UN-WFP) in both host and affected municipalities for the Internally Displace Persons.

Other previous works includes, Team Leader of the Study on the Socio Economic Reconstruction and Development of Conflict Affected Areas in Mindanao funded by the Japan International Cooperating Agency (JICA).

Rasul was also given an opportunity to be part of the Mindanao Peacebuilding Institute (MPI), as documenter, and later part lead the secretariat team. He has been part of the journey of the Catholic Relief Services (CRS) under the Peace and Reconciliation Program, in nurturing a peaceful and just society; reconciling the broken relationship for the tri-people in Mindanao (Moro, Lumad and Christians)

Rasul always has the passion to work and serve the people, the vulnerable, less fortunate but most especially those Internally Displace Person (IDP) because He, himself was an IDP.

Catherine is assigned as UNV Health and Policy Planning Specialist with the World Health Organization. Native from France, she has been involved in the health sector for more than 12 years working for both public and private sectors.

After completed her master's degrees in business and administration and in health economics, she started working for Quintiles, a consulting firm, handling several health care systems analysis and designing pharmaco-economics studies. After 2 years she joined NOVARTIS Pharma, a Swiss international pharmaceutical company and spent 9 years in different positions, dealing with strategy and policy, price and reimbursement and project management.

Her passion for development brought her to a 2 year assignment in Vietnam as Country Manager for ESTHER a franco-vietnamese project on HIV/AIDS care and treatment. She planned, organized and monitored the implementation of the project in Hanoi, Haiphong and Ho Chi Minh City; supported Vietnamese and French teams of 10 hospitals involved and secured the coordination of the project with international and local stakeholders in Vietnam. Since then, she has been working for the French Bank of Development (AFD) as Health Project Manager, assisting several African and Middle-Eastern countries in designing and financing their projects in the sector. She was also leading a working group and studies on the role of the private health sector in development.

Catherine is enthusiastic about being back in Asia and having this great opportunity to learn and share her skills and experience through volunteerism.