Dudheshwar Kumar is a social and livelihood expert with over 15 years of experience in community mobilization, institution building, monitoring and evaluation, training and capacity building, microfinance, and water, sanitation and hygiene programs. He has a master's degree in population studies and business administration in rural management. Currently he works as a social and livelihood expert for IPE Global, where he designs monitoring systems, builds partnerships, and develops strategies for sustainability. He has worked extensively in Bihar, Jharkhand, and other states on various projects.
Khalid Usman Khattak is seeking a job and has over 11 years of experience in social development work including social mobilization, community development, capacity building, relief efforts, livelihood projects, and training. His background includes conducting research on street working children in Peshawar. He has extensive experience managing projects, training programs, and field work related to livelihood support, disaster management, and community organization through various roles with organizations like ICMC, SRSP, and British Council.
Hair Uddin Baloch has over 10 years of experience working in community development, education, child protection, water and sanitation, and disaster relief projects across Balochistan province. He has held roles such as Regional Coordinator, Community Development Expert, Child Protection Officer, WASH Coordinator, Food Aid Project Coordinator, and CLTS Expert/District Manager. His experience includes managing projects, coordinating with government and community stakeholders, developing and implementing strategies, conducting trainings, monitoring activities, and reporting.
This document provides a summary of Loay Ahmed Qabajeh's professional experience and qualifications. It outlines his experience in institutional development, local economic development, capacity building, project management, strategic planning, entrepreneurship training, and information technology. It also lists his education qualifications including a master's degree in sustainable development and several professional diplomas. Finally, it provides details of Loay's current role as an institutional development officer and previous work experience in technical and vocational education and training and the non-profit sector.
The document is a resume for Monaza Iqbal that summarizes her educational qualifications and work experience in development sector roles over the past 10 years. It lists her educational background including degrees in social work and journalism. For work experience, it details her roles as Project Manager, Gender Mainstreaming Officer, M&E Officer, and Livelihoods Officer with organizations like Doaba Foundation, Plan Pakistan, Friends Foundation, and CARE International. The resume provides responsibilities and achievements for each role held from 2013 to 2012.
This document provides a profile for Abebe Nigatu, including his education, certifications, professional experience, and achievements. Some key details:
- Abebe has an MBA in Business Administration and degrees in Accounting, Management, Physics, and Mathematics. He is certified in Lean Six Sigma and Hay job evaluation.
- He has over 12 years of strategic experience, including roles as Director of People and Culture at World Vision Ethiopia and Rwanda. Prior experience includes positions in the Ethiopian government and Addis Ababa University.
- At World Vision, he led initiatives in performance management, diversity management, and employee engagement that achieved positive results at the national office level.
Vinita Singh has over 25 years of experience in management, IT, and development fields. She has strong skills in project management, stakeholder engagement, and content creation. Her experience includes managing large-scale government projects in India and non-profit work. She is proficient in various computer languages and seeks to contribute her expertise to organizational goals.
Michael Dawutey has over 12 years of experience in planning, monitoring, evaluation and budgeting. He holds an MSc in Development Evaluation and Management and a BSc in Agricultural Economics. His career objective is to support development organizations in planning, monitoring, evaluation and management. Currently he works as a Monitoring and Evaluation Officer for the Ministry of Food and Agriculture in Ghana, where his responsibilities include monitoring and evaluating agricultural programs, facilitating planning and budgeting, and compiling regional reports. He has also worked as an M&E consultant for the World Food Programme in Ghana.
Monaza Iqbal has over 10 years of experience in the development sector in Pakistan. She holds a Masters in Social Work and a BA in Journalism, Persian, and Arabic. Her experience includes positions as a Project Manager, Gender Mainstreaming Officer, M&E Officer, and Program Officer. She has strong skills in project management, capacity building, training, and reporting. She is seeking a challenging position where she can apply her experience and skills to help progressive organizations.
Dickens Thunde has over 15 years of experience leading international NGOs in Africa. He currently serves as the National Director of World Vision Kenya, where he oversees 900 staff and an annual budget of $80 million. Previously, he held leadership roles with World Vision in Malawi, East Africa Regional Strategy, and interim leadership in Ethiopia. Thunde has a master's degree in rural social development and a proven track record of managing large budgets, implementing strategic plans, and developing tools to guide strategy formulation across multiple countries in Africa.
John Kakandela has over 14 years of experience in areas like peer education, facilitation, sexual and reproductive health, agriculture entrepreneurship, and video production. He has worked for organizations such as Concern Worldwide, Qwaanu 24/7 Solution Studio, and Adolescent Reproductive Health Advocates in roles like Community Development Facilitator, Artistic Video Producer and Manager, and District Coordinator. He has a bachelor's degree in project management and planning and speaks English as well as Bemba, Lozi, Nyanja, and Mbunda.
I have a rich experience of 2 years in project implementation strategies for capacity building and monitoring & evaluation programs for the Not-for-Profit Organizations domain to ensure timely delivery of results.
Mamta Chauhan has over 18 years of experience in areas like impact assessment, monitoring and evaluation, training needs assessment, capacity building, and managing development projects. She has specialized expertise in sectors like micro and small enterprises, livelihood promotion, women's empowerment, water and sanitation, and child labor. Some of her major responsibilities have included planning institutional activities, guiding project teams, conducting evaluations, designing and implementing training programs, and developing partnerships. She has worked on several significant projects in areas such as skills training, microcredit, rural sanitation, and alternative livelihoods. Currently, she advises a nonprofit organization called SPREDA that provides consultancy and resource support for socioeconomic development.
Md. Ehsanul Islam has over 20 years of experience managing microfinance programs at BRAC Bangladesh. He currently oversees a portfolio of 950 crore BDT as the Divisional Manager of the Central-1 Division. Previously he held roles as the Senior Regional Manager of the East and North Divisions, and Regional Manager of the Jatrabari Region. He has extensive experience developing strategy, managing teams, and supervising field operations. He holds a Masters of Business Studies from Rajshahi University and a Diploma in Microfinance from the Institute of Inclusive Finance and Development.
This resume is for Buddhi Bdr. Tamang. He has over 30 years of experience working in development with various organizations in Nepal and India. He holds an MA in Anthropology and a BA in Sociology/Anthropology. His areas of expertise include indigenous knowledge, gender inclusion, governance, appreciative inquiry, project planning and implementation, human resource development, transition management, and research methodologies like PRA. He has worked as an executive director, consultant, trainer and community volunteer. He has extensive experience designing and delivering training programs using appreciative inquiry approaches.
This document contains the resume of David Brynerd Sallapudi, a social anthropologist and development professional based in Hyderabad, India. He has over 17 years of experience in project management, community development, policy design, and monitoring and evaluation. Currently he works as the Manager of Information, Education and Communication at the Unique Identification Authority of India in Hyderabad. Previously he has worked with organizations such as Rural Technology Park, Centre for Wage Employment and Poverty Alleviation, and the Health Management and Research Institute.
Aamir Gilani has 18 years of experience in development, governance, advocacy, and humanitarian work. He currently works as a Governance Specialist focusing on policy reforms, economic growth, service delivery, and countering radicalization. Previously, he managed youth economic empowerment and police institutional capacity building programs. He has also coordinated relief projects, governance projects in FATA, and social protection initiatives following disasters. Gilani holds an LLB from the University of Punjab and a Master's in Public Administration from the University of Peshawar.
The District Rural Development Agency (DRDA) plays several key roles:
1. It oversees the implementation of anti-poverty programs from the Ministry of Rural Development to ensure their effective and quality implementation.
2. It coordinates with various other agencies like line departments, banks, NGOs to facilitate the poverty reduction efforts in the district.
3. It monitors the progress of program implementation and provides periodic reports to state and central governments.
Mohammad Mahbubur Rahman has 9 years of experience in development work including child rights, disaster risk management, and local governance. He currently works as a Capacity Building Officer for UNDP Bangladesh's Access to Information Program. Previously he worked for Plan International Bangladesh and UNDP Bangladesh on various projects. He has experience designing training programs, conducting workshops, and building partnerships with government and NGO stakeholders. Rahman holds a Master's degree in Social Science and is pursuing a specialized Masters in Industrial Relations and Labor Studies.
This document provides a summary of Waqar Ahmad's professional experience and qualifications. It includes:
- Contact information and addresses for Waqar Ahmad.
- An overview of his diverse 8+ year professional background, including experience in journalism, education, humanitarian aid, and community development.
- Details of his roles and responsibilities in positions with various organizations in Pakistan, including managing projects, conducting research, providing training, and coordinating community programs.
- Information about his education including degrees in Political Science, Education, and training certifications.
1. The document discusses the role and functions of the State Resource Centre in Madhya Pradesh, India. It provides academic and technical support to adult education programs and literacy initiatives in the state.
2. The SRC's major roles include developing teaching and learning materials, providing training to literacy workers, conducting evaluations and research studies, and implementing innovative projects to support literacy. It produces primers, promotional materials, teaching aids and continuing education materials.
3. The SRC also builds the capacity of program implementers through orientations, trainings and monitoring. It conducts outreach and advocacy activities. Additionally, the SRC implements programs on life skills education for adolescents and operates a Literacy Resource Centre for Girls and Women with UNES
Waheed Khan Khattak has over 15 years of experience working in development projects in Pakistan. He is currently the Project Manager for a community-based HIV/AIDS project. His previous roles include Project Manager for a legal aid helpline supporting women and children, Monitoring and Evaluation Program Officer for HIV/AIDS projects, and Health Educator focusing on reproductive health issues. He has extensive experience managing projects, monitoring and evaluation, capacity building, advocacy, and community mobilization across different development sectors.
Kulbhusan Febion Bara has over 16 years of experience in the social sector in Jharkhand and neighboring states. He is currently the Senior Programme Manager at Naya Sawera Vikas Kendra in Hazaribagh, Jharkhand, overseeing multiple projects focused on livelihoods, food security, and land rights. Previously, he held positions at organizations such as Care India, Caritas India, and NGOs focused on disaster relief and anti-trafficking work. He has a post-graduate diploma in personnel development and an undergraduate degree in history.
The document summarizes activities from the Youth Employment Project in Mongolia in Quarter IV of 2016. It discusses three main components: 1) Developing national youth employment policies and programs, 2) Providing effective employment support services to young people, and 3) Supporting young people in starting innovative businesses. Under the first component, a national youth employment promotion program was drafted and seminars were held to discuss youth employment policies at local levels. The second component involved training employment counselors and strengthening collaboration between employment organizations. The third component included piloting startup business support programs, training business incubators, and awarding grants to champion startups.
The document summarizes the community engagement efforts of a city over a three year period. It describes key milestones and approaches taken, including hiring a community engagement coordinator, establishing a core group, conducting needs assessments, and approving plans. It also evaluates the sustainability of the current coordination approach, examining how well staff conduct engagement, staff and participant experiences, and public involvement. Findings show the use of consultation, various techniques, and marketing channels. Staff expressed a desire to improve processes and involve community members earlier.
The quarterly report summarizes activities of the Alif Ailaan project in District Jamshoro from April to June 2015. Key activities included:
- Organizing exposure visits for media journalists to project areas which resulted in media coverage of the project.
- Conducting UC Parent Ittehad meetings to mobilize communities around demanding education rights.
- Holding meetings with Village Organizations and School Management Committees to discuss enrollment drives and issues in local schools.
- Collecting and analyzing enrollment data which showed an increase in enrollment, especially of girls, in target union councils compared to previous years.
The report concludes that community mobilization activities were effective in raising awareness about education rights and increasing
SDF07_ ToR for District Officer, YE & NurtitionMahinA Arefin
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The document provides the terms of reference for a District Officer, Youth Employment and Nutrition position with the Social Development Foundation. The officer will be responsible for facilitating teams to implement youth employment and nutrition activities under the Nuton Jibon Livelihood Improvement Project. Key responsibilities include planning training for communities, establishing job placement linkages, monitoring nutrition activities, and reporting on progress. The officer must have a relevant master's degree, 5 years of experience in human development, and knowledge of rural development approaches.
The document provides a curriculum vitae for Netai Kumer Bhattacharjee. It outlines his work experience over 18 years in media organizations in Bangladesh, including positions at the National Institute of Mass Communication, Bangladesh Television, and Bangladesh Betar radio. It also lists his educational qualifications including a Master's in Public Policy from KDI School of Public Policy in South Korea. The CV details Netai's areas of expertise including teaching, training, production, ICT development, research, and management.
Nyane Angela Seiphetlheng's curriculum vitae provides information about her education and work experience. She has a Master's degree in Strategic Management and has trained in areas such as quality management, strategic finance, and decision analysis. Her work experience includes roles in health promotion, clinical trials research, and currently as a Performance Improvement Coordinator for the Ministry of Agriculture. She demonstrates strengths in areas like leadership, teamwork, communication, and project planning.
Dudheshwar Kumar has over 15 years of experience in program management, community mobilization, livelihood promotion, microfinance, and monitoring and evaluation. He has worked with organizations such as IPE Global, Invest India Micro Pension Services, Access Development Services, and BASIX. Currently he is a Livelihood Expert with IPE Global working on their SPUR program in Bihar, where he provides technical support for activities such as community institution building, livelihood development, financial inclusion, and WASH promotion.
This document provides guidance on effective negotiation strategies through preparing well, managing the negotiation process skillfully, and understanding human psychology. It emphasizes preparing by prioritizing interests and alternatives, establishing reservation prices, and determining the zone of possible agreement. During negotiations, it recommends starting positions slowly, exchanging small concessions, using silence strategically, and getting agreements in writing. It also notes human tendencies like fixed pie bias and loss aversion that can be addressed by framing negotiations to expand value rather than divide it and by avoiding impulsive decisions. The overall message is to negotiate systematically while accounting for irrational elements of human psychology.
Dickens Thunde has over 15 years of experience leading international NGOs in Africa. He currently serves as the National Director of World Vision Kenya, where he oversees 900 staff and an annual budget of $80 million. Previously, he held leadership roles with World Vision in Malawi, East Africa Regional Strategy, and interim leadership in Ethiopia. Thunde has a master's degree in rural social development and a proven track record of managing large budgets, implementing strategic plans, and developing tools to guide strategy formulation across multiple countries in Africa.
John Kakandela has over 14 years of experience in areas like peer education, facilitation, sexual and reproductive health, agriculture entrepreneurship, and video production. He has worked for organizations such as Concern Worldwide, Qwaanu 24/7 Solution Studio, and Adolescent Reproductive Health Advocates in roles like Community Development Facilitator, Artistic Video Producer and Manager, and District Coordinator. He has a bachelor's degree in project management and planning and speaks English as well as Bemba, Lozi, Nyanja, and Mbunda.
I have a rich experience of 2 years in project implementation strategies for capacity building and monitoring & evaluation programs for the Not-for-Profit Organizations domain to ensure timely delivery of results.
Mamta Chauhan has over 18 years of experience in areas like impact assessment, monitoring and evaluation, training needs assessment, capacity building, and managing development projects. She has specialized expertise in sectors like micro and small enterprises, livelihood promotion, women's empowerment, water and sanitation, and child labor. Some of her major responsibilities have included planning institutional activities, guiding project teams, conducting evaluations, designing and implementing training programs, and developing partnerships. She has worked on several significant projects in areas such as skills training, microcredit, rural sanitation, and alternative livelihoods. Currently, she advises a nonprofit organization called SPREDA that provides consultancy and resource support for socioeconomic development.
Md. Ehsanul Islam has over 20 years of experience managing microfinance programs at BRAC Bangladesh. He currently oversees a portfolio of 950 crore BDT as the Divisional Manager of the Central-1 Division. Previously he held roles as the Senior Regional Manager of the East and North Divisions, and Regional Manager of the Jatrabari Region. He has extensive experience developing strategy, managing teams, and supervising field operations. He holds a Masters of Business Studies from Rajshahi University and a Diploma in Microfinance from the Institute of Inclusive Finance and Development.
This resume is for Buddhi Bdr. Tamang. He has over 30 years of experience working in development with various organizations in Nepal and India. He holds an MA in Anthropology and a BA in Sociology/Anthropology. His areas of expertise include indigenous knowledge, gender inclusion, governance, appreciative inquiry, project planning and implementation, human resource development, transition management, and research methodologies like PRA. He has worked as an executive director, consultant, trainer and community volunteer. He has extensive experience designing and delivering training programs using appreciative inquiry approaches.
This document contains the resume of David Brynerd Sallapudi, a social anthropologist and development professional based in Hyderabad, India. He has over 17 years of experience in project management, community development, policy design, and monitoring and evaluation. Currently he works as the Manager of Information, Education and Communication at the Unique Identification Authority of India in Hyderabad. Previously he has worked with organizations such as Rural Technology Park, Centre for Wage Employment and Poverty Alleviation, and the Health Management and Research Institute.
Aamir Gilani has 18 years of experience in development, governance, advocacy, and humanitarian work. He currently works as a Governance Specialist focusing on policy reforms, economic growth, service delivery, and countering radicalization. Previously, he managed youth economic empowerment and police institutional capacity building programs. He has also coordinated relief projects, governance projects in FATA, and social protection initiatives following disasters. Gilani holds an LLB from the University of Punjab and a Master's in Public Administration from the University of Peshawar.
The District Rural Development Agency (DRDA) plays several key roles:
1. It oversees the implementation of anti-poverty programs from the Ministry of Rural Development to ensure their effective and quality implementation.
2. It coordinates with various other agencies like line departments, banks, NGOs to facilitate the poverty reduction efforts in the district.
3. It monitors the progress of program implementation and provides periodic reports to state and central governments.
Mohammad Mahbubur Rahman has 9 years of experience in development work including child rights, disaster risk management, and local governance. He currently works as a Capacity Building Officer for UNDP Bangladesh's Access to Information Program. Previously he worked for Plan International Bangladesh and UNDP Bangladesh on various projects. He has experience designing training programs, conducting workshops, and building partnerships with government and NGO stakeholders. Rahman holds a Master's degree in Social Science and is pursuing a specialized Masters in Industrial Relations and Labor Studies.
This document provides a summary of Waqar Ahmad's professional experience and qualifications. It includes:
- Contact information and addresses for Waqar Ahmad.
- An overview of his diverse 8+ year professional background, including experience in journalism, education, humanitarian aid, and community development.
- Details of his roles and responsibilities in positions with various organizations in Pakistan, including managing projects, conducting research, providing training, and coordinating community programs.
- Information about his education including degrees in Political Science, Education, and training certifications.
1. The document discusses the role and functions of the State Resource Centre in Madhya Pradesh, India. It provides academic and technical support to adult education programs and literacy initiatives in the state.
2. The SRC's major roles include developing teaching and learning materials, providing training to literacy workers, conducting evaluations and research studies, and implementing innovative projects to support literacy. It produces primers, promotional materials, teaching aids and continuing education materials.
3. The SRC also builds the capacity of program implementers through orientations, trainings and monitoring. It conducts outreach and advocacy activities. Additionally, the SRC implements programs on life skills education for adolescents and operates a Literacy Resource Centre for Girls and Women with UNES
Waheed Khan Khattak has over 15 years of experience working in development projects in Pakistan. He is currently the Project Manager for a community-based HIV/AIDS project. His previous roles include Project Manager for a legal aid helpline supporting women and children, Monitoring and Evaluation Program Officer for HIV/AIDS projects, and Health Educator focusing on reproductive health issues. He has extensive experience managing projects, monitoring and evaluation, capacity building, advocacy, and community mobilization across different development sectors.
Kulbhusan Febion Bara has over 16 years of experience in the social sector in Jharkhand and neighboring states. He is currently the Senior Programme Manager at Naya Sawera Vikas Kendra in Hazaribagh, Jharkhand, overseeing multiple projects focused on livelihoods, food security, and land rights. Previously, he held positions at organizations such as Care India, Caritas India, and NGOs focused on disaster relief and anti-trafficking work. He has a post-graduate diploma in personnel development and an undergraduate degree in history.
The document summarizes activities from the Youth Employment Project in Mongolia in Quarter IV of 2016. It discusses three main components: 1) Developing national youth employment policies and programs, 2) Providing effective employment support services to young people, and 3) Supporting young people in starting innovative businesses. Under the first component, a national youth employment promotion program was drafted and seminars were held to discuss youth employment policies at local levels. The second component involved training employment counselors and strengthening collaboration between employment organizations. The third component included piloting startup business support programs, training business incubators, and awarding grants to champion startups.
The document summarizes the community engagement efforts of a city over a three year period. It describes key milestones and approaches taken, including hiring a community engagement coordinator, establishing a core group, conducting needs assessments, and approving plans. It also evaluates the sustainability of the current coordination approach, examining how well staff conduct engagement, staff and participant experiences, and public involvement. Findings show the use of consultation, various techniques, and marketing channels. Staff expressed a desire to improve processes and involve community members earlier.
The quarterly report summarizes activities of the Alif Ailaan project in District Jamshoro from April to June 2015. Key activities included:
- Organizing exposure visits for media journalists to project areas which resulted in media coverage of the project.
- Conducting UC Parent Ittehad meetings to mobilize communities around demanding education rights.
- Holding meetings with Village Organizations and School Management Committees to discuss enrollment drives and issues in local schools.
- Collecting and analyzing enrollment data which showed an increase in enrollment, especially of girls, in target union councils compared to previous years.
The report concludes that community mobilization activities were effective in raising awareness about education rights and increasing
SDF07_ ToR for District Officer, YE & NurtitionMahinA Arefin
油
The document provides the terms of reference for a District Officer, Youth Employment and Nutrition position with the Social Development Foundation. The officer will be responsible for facilitating teams to implement youth employment and nutrition activities under the Nuton Jibon Livelihood Improvement Project. Key responsibilities include planning training for communities, establishing job placement linkages, monitoring nutrition activities, and reporting on progress. The officer must have a relevant master's degree, 5 years of experience in human development, and knowledge of rural development approaches.
The document provides a curriculum vitae for Netai Kumer Bhattacharjee. It outlines his work experience over 18 years in media organizations in Bangladesh, including positions at the National Institute of Mass Communication, Bangladesh Television, and Bangladesh Betar radio. It also lists his educational qualifications including a Master's in Public Policy from KDI School of Public Policy in South Korea. The CV details Netai's areas of expertise including teaching, training, production, ICT development, research, and management.
Nyane Angela Seiphetlheng's curriculum vitae provides information about her education and work experience. She has a Master's degree in Strategic Management and has trained in areas such as quality management, strategic finance, and decision analysis. Her work experience includes roles in health promotion, clinical trials research, and currently as a Performance Improvement Coordinator for the Ministry of Agriculture. She demonstrates strengths in areas like leadership, teamwork, communication, and project planning.
Dudheshwar Kumar has over 15 years of experience in program management, community mobilization, livelihood promotion, microfinance, and monitoring and evaluation. He has worked with organizations such as IPE Global, Invest India Micro Pension Services, Access Development Services, and BASIX. Currently he is a Livelihood Expert with IPE Global working on their SPUR program in Bihar, where he provides technical support for activities such as community institution building, livelihood development, financial inclusion, and WASH promotion.
This document provides guidance on effective negotiation strategies through preparing well, managing the negotiation process skillfully, and understanding human psychology. It emphasizes preparing by prioritizing interests and alternatives, establishing reservation prices, and determining the zone of possible agreement. During negotiations, it recommends starting positions slowly, exchanging small concessions, using silence strategically, and getting agreements in writing. It also notes human tendencies like fixed pie bias and loss aversion that can be addressed by framing negotiations to expand value rather than divide it and by avoiding impulsive decisions. The overall message is to negotiate systematically while accounting for irrational elements of human psychology.
This document discusses English tenses. It provides an overview of 12 basic tenses: present, present continuous, present perfect, present perfect continuous, past, past continuous, past perfect, past perfect continuous, future, future continuous, future perfect, and future perfect continuous. For each tense, it examines both structure (how to form the tense) and use (when to use the tense). It also includes examples and quizzes to check understanding.
Andrea Buckley is a registered nurse with over 25 years of experience. She has held various nursing roles including director of health services, clinical manager, case manager, and staff nurse. Buckley has extensive experience in home health care, skilled nursing, wound care, infusion therapy, and maternal/child health. She has licenses in Florida and Texas and seeks new nursing opportunities.
This document summarizes several multipath routing protocols for mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs). It discusses Ad Hoc On-Demand Distance Vector (AODV) routing, which uses on-demand route discovery and maintenance. It also describes Ad hoc On-Demand Multipath Distance Vector (AOMDV) routing, which extends AODV to find multiple disjoint paths. Additionally, it reviews a Load Balancing Multipath AODV (LB-M AODV) protocol that uses multiple paths to increase delivery ratio and balances load. Finally, it briefly discusses a Backup Path Routing protocol that selects primary and backup paths, and a Prioritized Routing (PRIMAR) protocol that considers packet priority when
Sanjeev Kumar Singh has over 12 years of experience in managing social development projects in India. He has worked for several non-profit organizations, managing projects related to microfinance, livelihood promotion, local governance, water and sanitation, and NGO assessment. He is skilled in project implementation, monitoring and evaluation, training, and community development. His experience includes roles as a program officer, finance inclusion coordinator, social sector analyst, and project coordinator.
Dhiraj Vasanthrao Tatewar is seeking assignments in corporate social responsibility with reputable organizations. He has over 10 years of experience in CSR initiatives like health, education, sanitation, and women's empowerment programs. Currently working as an Executive CSR at Dhariwal Infrastructure Ltd, his roles include identifying CSR projects, preparing reports, coordinating with stakeholders, and ensuring programs comply with CSR rules and regulations. He is proficient in Microsoft Office, has strong communication skills, and can work independently as well as part of a team.
Ankur Kumar has over 5 years of experience working in community development, livelihood programs, education, health, women's empowerment, microfinance, and agriculture development in India. He has expertise in monitoring and evaluation, community mobilization, training, microenterprise development, stakeholder management, research, and project documentation. He holds an MBA in Rural Development and has worked with various organizations such as Mott MacDonald, Computer Sciences Corporation, and Pragati Gramudyog on diverse projects focused on sustainable development in India.
Watipa Letsholo Gaogane is a certified Project Manager with over 7 years of experience in Monitoring and Evaluation of HIV/AIDS programs in Botswana. She has a Bachelor's degree in Social Sciences and is completing a Master's degree in Population Studies specializing in Demography. Her experience includes developing M&E plans, tools, and systems; training partners; data analysis; and report writing for various organizations like Project Concern International, where she currently works as a Senior M&E Officer. Her objective is to use her experience and passion to improve lives through population-focused work and capacity building.
This document provides a curriculum vitae for Mr. Abul Kalam Azad, including his contact information, education background, languages spoken, and employment history. Over the past 28 years, Mr. Azad has held responsible positions with international humanitarian and development organizations, gaining experience in areas such as training, humanitarian aid, and social development. His employment history includes positions with the International Committee of the Red Cross, Shishu Polli Plus, SRG Bangladesh, CARE Bangladesh, and Assistance for Legal and Humanitarian Affairs, where he carried out duties related to program coordination, research, capacity building, and project development.
This document provides a curriculum vitae for Abul Kalam Azad, including his contact information, educational background, employment history, and training. It summarizes that he has over 28 years of experience working for international humanitarian organizations in positions of increasing responsibility. He holds degrees in social sciences and business administration and has a solid background in development, research, and humanitarian activities.
Abul Kalam Azad has over 25 years of experience in development projects focused on poverty reduction, resilience building, social protection, WASH and livelihoods. He currently works as the Infrastructure Coordinator for the Chars Livelihoods Programme, a 贈80 million poverty reduction program. Previously he held management roles with CARE Bangladesh, managing infrastructure projects including roads, bridges and markets. He has expertise in strategic planning, project design, management, monitoring and evaluation, training, and working with NGO and government partners.
Naseer Ahmed has over 22 years of experience in development work, with a focus on governance, local government, and participatory community development. He has worked for various organizations, including the government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, UNDP, USAID, and GIZ. His experience includes project management, institutional development, public sector coordination, community mobilization, and small grants/project implementation. He holds a Master's degree in Public Administration and has managed teams and delivered various outputs, such as establishing new government commissions, developing strategic plans, and implementing community infrastructure projects.
Ali Muhammad Mahar has over 5 years of experience in media and community development. He holds an MSc in Mass Communication and has worked for organizations such as JHPIEGO, Strengthening Participatory Organization, and The Johanniter International Assistance on projects related to health, sanitation, gender development, and disaster management. His roles have included community mobilization, monitoring and evaluation, social mobilization, and media and communication work. He is seeking a career opportunity where he can further utilize and enhance his skills and expertise in community development.
Vaibhav Kakkar has studied at SRM Institute of Science and Technology where he is pursuing a B.Tech in Software Engineering with an 8.1 GPA. He has completed internships in business development, marketing, and technical roles. His co-curricular experience includes leading large campus events with thousands of attendees, raising funds, and coordinating volunteers. He has skills in programming, data analytics, digital marketing, and languages.
This document contains the resume of Tariq Wadood Khan. It summarizes his professional experience, education, strengths, and contact information. As the Project Manager for USAID's needs-based scholarship program at the Higher Education Commission, his responsibilities included monitoring and evaluating the program, preparing reports, developing the evaluation framework, and coordinating with partner universities. He has over 13 years of experience in marketing, project management, monitoring and evaluation, and has received training in those areas.
Kashif Bashir has over 10 years of experience in microfinance and development work with SRSP in various roles. He currently serves as a Senior Branch Manager overseeing programs in Haripur and Abbottabad districts. He holds an MS in Management Sciences from Hazara University and a BBIT from City University of Science and Information Technology Peshawar. His responsibilities include managing staff, monitoring programs, preparing reports, facilitating training, and ensuring timely reporting to the Head Office. He has received several excellence in management awards from SRSP and has experience in program management, risk management, capacity building, and financial management.
This document contains the resume of Rahul Kumar, who has over 8 years of experience in CSR program design, planning, implementation, and partnership development. He is seeking a senior role in CSR management. His experience includes managing CSR projects worth over 30 crores for organizations in various states. He has a background in social work and has handled projects in areas such as skill development, community health, and youth empowerment.
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The Building Bridges Project from 2008-2011 aimed to strengthen the capacity of civil society organizations (CSOs) in Botswana to deliver HIV/AIDS services through subgrant funding and technical assistance. An evaluation found the CSO partners significantly improved their organizational and technical capacities, which led to substantial increases in HIV-affected individuals receiving services. Key factors in these gains were training, tools, mentoring, and innovative service delivery strategies introduced. However, achieving fully sustainable organizational development proved more difficult than anticipated. Overall, the project successfully strengthened CSOs' ability to provide integrated HIV/AIDS support, though future similar projects would benefit from longer timeframes and a stronger focus on governance and resource mobilization from the start.
This curriculum vitae outlines Madhav Prasad Joshi's professional experience and qualifications. He holds a Master's degree in Sociology from H.N.B. Garhwal University and a Bachelor's degree in Sociology from Lucknow University. He has over 20 years of experience working on development projects in Nepal, primarily focused on irrigation, water resource management, and community development. His positions have included roles as an Institutional Development Specialist, Training Management Specialist, and Community Mobilization Expert on various projects funded by organizations such as the Asian Development Bank, World Bank, and various NGOs.
The Director, Operations is responsible for overseeing project implementation at SDF, including visiting field sites regularly. Key responsibilities include providing implementation support and guidance to field staff, preparing implementation plans, ensuring targets are met, coordinating capacity building, and monitoring progress. The Director must have at least 20 years experience in community development projects, including 10 years in senior management, and skills in project management, administration, finances, computer literacy, analysis, and report writing in Bangla and English.
Rebecca Kukundakwe has over 15 years of experience in international development working on projects related to gender, youth, health, and governance. She has extensive experience designing and managing projects, building partnerships, and providing training. Currently she is the Program Manager for Gender and Youth at the Democratic Governance Facility in Uganda, where she oversees funding and implementation of related projects.
N. Saritha has over 9 years of experience in municipal finance and administration. She has worked as a Municipal Finance Expert for the Commissioner and Directorate of Municipal Administration in Telangana, where her responsibilities included conducting training programs, preparing reports and studies, and monitoring e-governance applications. Prior to this, she worked as a District Mission Coordinator overseeing self-employment and livelihood programs, and has also held roles in banking collections and credit card sales. She is seeking new opportunities to continue growing her experience in government projects.
The District Officer (ICB) will be responsible for implementing capacity building activities at the community level in their district. Their key responsibilities include developing capacity building plans for community institutions, ensuring capacity is built for institution building in cluster teams and communities, and ensuring capacity building activities occur at the district, cluster, and community levels. They will conduct needs assessments, design training strategies and materials, identify resource persons, provide training to cluster teams and communities, develop monitoring systems, deliver training programs, and submit regular reports. The key deliverables are training assessment reports, plans, modules, training reports, and ensuring community leaders and members are properly trained.
IRSP strengthened its internal systems in 2015 with a $10,000 grant. It developed a 3-year strategic plan through stakeholder consultations, with objectives in WASH, livelihoods, education, health, food security, and emergency response. It also created an M&E manual and child protection policy. The PACE-PD project formed 612 community organizations and 63 village organizations to empower communities and alleviate poverty in 4 union councils through training and infrastructure development.
1. Dudheshwar Kumar
Colony No-7, Post- Sarubera
Distt-Ramgarh, Jharkhand
Voice: +91 9386591487/ 09771403414
Email: dudhesh@gmail.com
D.O.B: 7th
April 1980
Personal Qualities
Excellent ability to learn, ability to work under pressure and aggressive in achieving
targets.
Qualifications
Doing Masters in Population Studies from IIPS Mumbai
2015: Introduction to Statistics for the Social Sciences, University of Zurich,
Switzerland
2005 Masters in Business Administration in Rural Management (Equivalent to
Masters in Social Work or Masters in Development Studies) from Xavier Institute of
Actions & Studies, Jabalpur with 60% marks
B.Sc (Geology Hons.) from Ranchi University with 61% marks.
Diploma in Civil Engineering, from Govt. Polytechnic, Ranchi, with 70% marks
Professional Experience
M&E: 4 Years, Experience of designing and setting a robust monitoring for tracking
the performance of partners and team members on various indicators.
7 years of Experience in Community mobilization, Institution Building, Strengthening
of community institutions and linkages
7 years of experience in Capacity Building and trainings of key person of community
institutions,
10 years of experience of successfully leading a team (Small to Large) who have a
complex range of work and who work remotely
WASH(Individual Toilet Construction and Hand Wash Campaign): 4Years
Ability to coach and develop staff and promote a performance culture
Proven ability to develop internal processes that promote efficient and effective
working.
Evidence of the ability to consistently make good decisions through a combination of
analysis, experience and problem-solving skills.
Experience of interpreting financial and project information and managing resources
to meet operational objectives.
Proven ability to build effective working relationships and strategic partnerships both
inside and outside the organisation.
Professional Skills and Knowledge
Developed and implemented monitoring and evaluation systems.
Clear decision-making skills. The ability to prioritise and communicate key
organisational objectives and tactics to staff.
Leadership skills and ability to motivate and support staff so that they are in a position
to succeed.
Ability to think strategically, to anticipate future consequences and trends, and
incorporate those into organisational planning.
Ability to build strategic relationships that deliver impact for program.
2. Excellent IT skills, including word processing, databases, spreadsheets, SPSS and
email programmes and their application to financial, project management and
administrative systems.
Fluency in English and Hindi
Good written and verbal communication skills.
Proficient in writing manuals, reports, designing research and analysing data.
Professional Domain Experience
Monitoring and Evaluation : Baseline Survey, End Line Survey, Designing
monitoring formats, Designing Monitoring system, Analysis of data and its use in
decision Making.-4 Years*
Research and Documentation: Research Design, Mentoring large scale survey and
Surveyors Team: 1 year
Training and Development- 10 Years*
Community Mobilization, Institutions Building and Livelihoods: 9 Years*
WASH: Community Based Construction of Toilets, Hand Wash, Personal Hygiene
and Menstrual Hygiene: 1 Year
Gender: Gender Sensitization, Violence against Women, Referrals : 1 Year*
Reproductive Maternal and New Born Child Health: Prenatal and Postnatal Care,
Vaccination and Nutrition (Only Basic Things, mostly focused on convergence)-3
Years*
Content Development: Operational Manual, Flip Charts, Training Manuals, Training
Tools and Handbooks- 3 Years*
Micro Finance, Enterprises Development and Livelihoods: 5 Years
*Experience goes on simultaneously as part of the project or innovations
Professional Experience
Present Employer:
Infrastructure Professionals Enterprise Pvt. Ltd. (IPE Global), www.ipeglobal.com
Designation: Social and Livelihood Expert (April 2010- till date)
The key responsibilities are:
Designing M&E framework for the program and designing program monitoring
indicators.
Development of online MIS system for tracking monthly progress of 18 local
implementing partners of 45 ULBs (Urban Local Body).
Reporting and documentation of Monthly Progress Report format/ Quarterly progress
report/ Annual progress report, Online Reporting, etc.
Ensuring deliverables and achievement vis avis log frame of DFID and UD&HD,
operationalzing strategies accordingly.
Preparation of annual plan of Action for state as well as for towns (Alignment of state
plan of action with town plan of action) and preparing budget plan for activities as per
annual action plan.
Preparation financial recommendation report for implementing partners.
Representation of program in the state on all the relevant platforms.
Partnership management with 15 NGO partners and 3 Technical agencies.
Liaison with 45 ULBs, SLBC, BTAST, WDC, State Health Society and Urban
Development and Housing Department, GoB.
Developed and implemented strategy for sustainability of program:
3. o Development and implemented strategy for promotion of community based
organisation.
o Development and implemented strategy for strengthening of CBOs at
slums/town/state level.
o Developed and implemented community based construction for individual
toilets.
o Developed and implemented capacity building of community institution and
mason for individual toilet construction.
o Incorporated WASH component to promote construction and use of toilets.
o Preparation of livelihood micro planning for 1402 slums of 28 ULBs
o Incorporated Gender sensitization in the program.
o Developed a community cadre of 300 community leaders and engaging them
as community facilitators for strengthening of community institutions.
Development of communication material:- operational manual and training manual for
federation of SHGs, Street Vendors and Rikshaw/Cart Pullers, hand book for Community
Facilitators, training materials like Flip Charts, Tools, posters etc.
Contract Management: Development of RFP for local implementing partners and short
listing and final submission to UDHD
Invest India Micro Pension Services Pvt. Ltd (IIMPS) www.iimp.in
Designation: Regional Head (Bihar, Jharkhand, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Odissa and
Chhattisgarh) (July 2009-June 2012)
Principal Duties:
Formulate strategies for mobilising unorganised workers of urban area for
implementation of financial literacy program focused on old age social security
Supervise and coordinate with partners for implementation of micro pension project in
Bihar, Jharkhand, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Odissa and Chhattisgarh
Mentoring team of 35 members, Monitoring the operation of micro pension,
Actively involved in designing of training manuals and planning of Training for
Trainers (TOT) for pension literacy.
Overall partnership management with UTI, BASIX and Janlaxmi.
Responsible for the client delivery management with the help of the channel partners.
Facilitating training on community mobilisation for accessing micro pension and
implementation of financial literacy and pension literacy program among lower income
group.
Access Development Services, Bhopal
Designation: Project Coordinator (Micro Finance) From April 2008 to July 2009)
Completed the ICICI-supported Microfinance Institutions (MFI) Incubation Project in
the state of Madhya Pradesh with the identified NGO-Micro Finance Institution
Designed training modules for training of trainers on financial literacy and self help
groups for SHPI and SHGs.
Support and provide strategic inputs in the formation of Community Based Micro
Finance Institution, in Jhabua District of Madhya Pradesh.
BASIX www.basixindia.com
Designation: Senior Executive (Urban Microfinance) (January 2007 to March 2008)
Principal Duties:
Proficiently managed the micro finance operations having loan portfolio of about
Rs10.5 million in compliance with the companys standards at Bharatpur Unit of the
Company
4. Appraisal, disbursement and monitoring of micro-loans to members of SHGs and JLGs
Mitigation of risk, provisioning of life and non-life insurance products of AVIVA Life,
Royal Sundaram and ICICI Lombard
5. CUTS-International
Designation: Management Trainee (April 2005-Dec 2006)
Principal Duties:
Managed team of 14 Block Coordinators and 56 surveyors for ensuring proper
implementation of the program
Designing surveys formats, Field Testing, data compilation and analysis and
dissemination
Presenting and advocating the key findings in the state level workshops
Research and Studies
Livelihood profiling of 58 Urban Slums of 28 towns of Bihar under Samvardhan
Project for IPE-Global.
Public Private Partnership for Promotion of Safe Migration to Combat Human
Trafficking
A Study on Livelihood Visioning in Rajarpakar block of Vaishali District of Bihar
(IDF, Patna, October 2009) (ATSEC- Bihar), August 2011
Review of the existing micro-finance activities of GRAMODYA SAMAJIK
SANSTHAN through evaluation of existing SHGs. (GRAMODYA SAMAJIK
SANSTHAN, Tonk, Rajasthan). November 2006
Completed Participatory Expenditure Tracking Survey (PETS) of Mid Day Meal in
Chittorgarh District of Rajasthan. CUTS-International (July 2005- Dec2006)
Professional trainings
Gained Knowledge through Fundamentals of Livelihood Promotion (FLP)-I and FLP-
II conducted by The Livelihood School
Current Take Home Salary: 12.00 Lakhs per annum
References
Mr. Rakesh Nath Tiwari
Social Policy Expert-Vision Performance Unit
Price Water Coopers India
Mail: tiwary.india@gmail.com
+91-9771432070
Declaration: All the information stated by me is true to best of my knowledge and can be verified on request
Ms. Irina Sinha
Director, Project Concern
International, India
Patna, Bihar
Mail: isinha@pciglobal.org
Mob: +91-9572291350