Aung Myo Hein Harry
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Head of Rakhine Programs at Search for Common Ground
Location: Vienna, Virginia, United States 11 work roles 3 schools
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Aung Myo Hein Harry previously worked as Program Manager at Search For Common Ground and Program Coordinator at The Nippon Foundation. Aung Myo Hein Harry holds Master In Global Affairs, International Peacebuilding Studies from University Of Notre Dame.

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Passionate and committed peacebuilding and development professional with 10+ years of experienceExtensive knowledge and experience in program management in conflict prevention, peacebuilding, governance, and countering dis/misinformation in fragile contexts. Expertise in creating community-led early warning and early response systems (EWER), enhancing social cohesion through more inclusive governance, facilitating dialogues and meditating conflicts, and facilitating more inclusive and participatory peace reform.

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Search for Common Ground
Search For Common Ground
Head of Rakhine Programs
washington, district of columbia, united states
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Head Of Rakhine Programs

Current

Yangon, Myanmar

• Supervise quality project implementation in Rakhine State, including allocation of resources and ensuring that appropriate controls are maintained at all levels by working with field staffs.• Ensure that team members are effective and efficient; provide feedback to staff to ensure optimal performance.• Supervising the Project Managers, ensure all Rakhine projects are completed on time, within budget, and achieve their objectives.• Provide adequate support to each project including, but not limited to, strategic vision and technical input and advice.• Monitor project implementation, communication, coordination and reporting both internally and externally• Ensure quality and timely reports to the donors are prepared and submitted in coordination with Head of Programs and Country Director• Coordinate with Operations and Finance departments to ensure that donor rules and regulations are known and followed by Search teams.• Carry out field visit to target locations with the purpose of monitoring of the programs as well as to maintain and strengthen relations with local level stakeholders including partner organizations.• Support all local actors in understanding the projects, ensuring ownership, and sustainability beyond the project.• Work with Head of Programs and Regional team to identify, design, and develop new program opportunities and proposal development. • Coordinate with the Design, Monitoring and Evaluation Department to ensure that all statutory M&E processes are carried out on timely manner for all projects• Promote innovative ideas in project implementation to ensure most cost efficient and effective program results• Ensure that the Common Ground Approach is reflected in all our program intervention.• Support safety and security policies and ensure these are adequately applied across all Search target areas.

Apr 2020 - Present

Program Manager

Myanmar

To enhance the role of local civil society in service delivery and in constructive cooperation with local authorities (LAs) in order to contribute to the positive development of Rakhine State. • Ensure strong coordination and development of relationships with government, local authorities, and civil society organizations including youth and women. • Represent Search Myanmar and the project in coordination, advocacy and information sharing efforts in Sittwe, Yangon and Nay Pyi Taw. • Manage effective project implementation in partnership with Scholar Institute in constructive manner, including sub-awards to partners.• Lead a strong and healthy project team under Search Myanmar and work in strong partnership with Scholar Institute team. • Ensure excellent and timely project cycle management and prepare detailed and effective project planning, including developing and executing detailed work plans and budget projections. • Oversee and lead community engagement, trainings, service delivery platforms and sub-grants, youth innovation labs, and communication campaigns on service delivery issues.• Work closely with the DM&E team to ensure reflective learning and capturing of expected results and to contribute to both project and internal institutional learning.• Develop and maintain excellent relationships with all stakeholders including government, media, local civil society, women and youth.• Ensure adherence to Search policies and procedures by all project team members.• Provide capacity building and support to project team and partners.• Keeps abreast of and navigate the context and dynamics in target locations. • Ensure regular reflection on project planning and implementation building up changing power dynamics of project stakeholders • Also undertake other duties that are broadly in line with the above key responsibilities.

Apr 2018 - Apr 2020

Program Coordinator

Yangon, Myanmar

The Nippoin Foundation funded Saetanar’s Education for Peace and Development Project- Saetanar- (http://www.saetanar.org) has been working to promote Peace and Development in Shan and Kayah States through school building construction and improvement of school facilities based on the principle that a sustained basic education is indispensable for the progress of a community. Furthermore, Saetanar also facilitated the projects to secure income that would support a continuous school operation and improve local people’s lives. Saetanar has constructed and managing 300 schools benefiting many students and communities across the states. As a public relationship officer, I have carried out following tasks. • Established and maintain strong and regular liaison with the project/program partners, such as governmental and non-governmental authorities, international and local organizations • Established and maintain strong and regular liaison with the newspapers, TV and radio stations, news agencies, in order to inform the public, promote Saetanar activities and events• Collected and prepared, in a timely manner, focused, highly readable written materials, information for websites and promotional videos, ensuring consistent visibility of Saetanar activities • Taken part in the planning, coordination and preparation of all events organized by Saetanar, such as seminars, press conferences, meetings, presentations etc;

Aug 2017 - Apr 2018

Program Development Officer

Dai

Yangon, Myanmar

Kann Let program (https://www.usaid.gov/political-transition-initiatives/burma) aims to: enhance the ability of key stakeholders to engage in the peace process; facilitate public engagement in the reform process; reduce the influence of drivers of inter-communal conflict; and enable survivors of explosive ordnance and Persons with Disabilities in conflict-affected areas to participate in social and economic life. As a Program Development Officer, I have • Advised USAID/OTI and the Chief of Party on the evolution of the local political, legal, and economic situation and on how to continuously adapt the program to ensure effectiveness.• Proactively identified grant opportunities and reactively respond to grant ideas from USAID/OTI; once the “yellow light” is given by USAID/OTI, fully develop grant ideas with the Grants Managers, Procurement/Logistics Officers, and Grantees, develop budgets and activity timelines• In consultation with the potential partner as well as with the Grants Manager and Monitoring and Evaluation Manager, developed monitoring and evaluation processes for each grant.• Collected information and data on the programmatic and implementation progress of each grant, drafted evaluations of completed grants for input to the activity database.• Assisted visiting USG and DAI staff and other dignitaries as appropriate in scheduling and facilitation of meetings and in providing updates and briefings on the evolving situation in the field.• Conducted final evaluation of each grant in collaboration with the M&E Officer

Jan 2015 - Aug 2017

Program Facilitator

Khon Khen, Thailand

The Mekong Institute (www.mekonginstitute.org) is an Intergovernmental Organization (IGO) which provides, implements, and facilitates integrated human resource development (HRD) and capacity building programs and development projects related to regional cooperation and integration issues in the Greater Mekong Sub-region (GMS). As the program facilitator under the rural development department, I have • Designed and conducted “ Capacity Needs Assessment for Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Vietnam (CLMV) countries to integrate into ASEAN economic community: focusing on agriculture commodities” • The details tasks of the assessment include – conducting desk reviews, identifying stakeholders, conduct the assessment, data analyzing and writing up the report • Facilitated different training programs for government, private and community leaders such as 1) Structured Learning Visit (SLV) to understand the successful contract farming and cross border trade in GMS countries 2) Improving public services delivery through public sector reforms in Myanmar 3) Managing human migrations in GMS countries 4) Improving agriculture sector through seed industry development

Sep 2012 - Apr 2013

Program Administrator

Myanmar, Thailand,Laos, Cambodia

Thbyay Education Network, Exam Preparations and Outreach Program (EPOP), Chiang Mai, Thailand. EPOP Asia (Exam Preparation Outreach Program Asia)http://epopasia.org/, is designed to help the civil society leaders from Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand to access the higher education through Capacity Building and University Preparation Program.• Facilitated the application processes for the potential CSOs leaders to join the program • Developed and managed the student’s study portal using the Moodle (http://portal.epopasia.org/) • Provided administrative and technical assistants to be able to access the EPOP program• Developed and managed database and progress tracking system from over 300 students in 4 countries • Established excellent and regular communications with community based schools across the country• Administered the entrance exam, monthly and end of the courses exam regularly

Nov 2009 - Aug 2012

Co-Founder

Voluntary Internships Program

VIP or Voluntary Internships Program is designed to promote the volunteerism and good citizenship awareness among the Myanmar Youths and creat an enabling environment for youths to participate in the developmental activities in Myanmar * Took part in the Organisation developing and recuriting volunteers in organisations * Over see the activities and implementations

Feb 2009 - Feb 2010

Project Coordinator

Myanmar

ASEAN humanitarian Task Force was formed after the Foreign Minster Meeting on 19 May 2008 to have ASEAN led mechanisms (which later formed as TCG, Triparttie Core Groups) to facilitate trust, confidence and cooperation between Myanmar and the international community in the urgent humanitarian relief and recovery work after Cyclone Nargis hit Myanmar. Under that mechisms, there had many early recovery projects * Surveyed , Assessed the needs of the communities for the Community Based Early Recovery Projects by ASEAN HTF * Coordinated and Facilitated the Projects on constructing houses, renovating the religious buildings for cyclone shelters, schools, Pounds and Well in the communities* Coordinated and monitored the boat building projects, Distributing the necessary input to create better livelihoods, * Coordinated and reported to Donors, United Nations, ASEAN visitors and townships level coordination bodies * Coordinated and facilitated other necessary tasks between the communities and projects team( composed of volunteers form ASEAN nations) to be more effective and efficient

Aug 2008 - Aug 2009

Co-Founder, President

Help Our People Education ( Hope) Study Group

HOPE stands of " Help Our People Education" and it is the Youth Based Organisation founded by the passionate younger generations of Myanmar to help themselves and other peers to achieve the necessary skills to take part in nation building process in Myanmar * Oversee and manage the Groups activities to meet the groups missions and visions * Coordinated to enable the Groups to access the resources from Embassies, NGOs, Social and Private Organisations * Recruited the other Peers and sustain the Organisations under the peers management system

Aug 2008 - Jul 2009

Project Facilitator

Network Actives Groups

Myanmar

Network Activities Group (NAG)was founded as the sister organisation of the Myanmar Egress with its alumni students for relief and recovery efforts, by the name of Nargis Action Group, in Delta area, especially in Pyapon, Daedayae and Bogalay, with the funding received from Action Aid, Oxfam Novib, and DFID/Pyoe Pin. * Surveyed, Assessed the communities need for their development in participatory approaches and developed proposals and reports*Distributed foods, shelters, medicines and operated Cash for work And food for work programs in more than 100 villages•Coordinated and coordinated with their other development actors such as the local authorities, UN bodies, Private donors in townships and cluster meetings * Proceeded the projects through the relief, recovery, re-construction and rehabilitation stages

May 2008 - Aug 2008

Emergency Rapid Assessment Survey Facilitator

Myanmar

ASEAN Emergency Rapid Assessment Team was formed to coordinate and facilitate the ongoing relief, recovery and future reconstruction efforts to recommend, ASEAN to take the lead in bridging the humanitarian gap between the Nargis-affected population and the international humanitarian community in Myanmar.* Arranged and facilitated the survey teams from ASEAN countries, Asia Disaster Preparedness center, United Nation and Myanmar and participated with them*Participated in survey teams at DALA( Damage and Losss Assessment ) and VTA ( Village Tracts Assessment) in the cyclone effected area*Participated in survey teams for PONJA ( Post- Nargis Joint Assessment ) among ASEAN, Myanmar Government and United Nations)

May 2008 - 2008
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Aung Myo Hein Harry education

Certificate, Community Development And Civic Empowerment

Activities and Societies: * Study the Basic Social Sciences Theories and Practices * Community Development Process and Community.

High School Graduated, Science

St. Augustine, Behs(2) Kamayut
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Aung Myo Hein Harry works for Search for Common Ground.

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Aung Myo Hein Harry is listed as Head of Rakhine Programs at Search for Common Ground.

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Aung Myo Hein Harry is based in Vienna, Virginia, United States while working with Search for Common Ground.

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Aung Myo Hein Harry has worked for Search For Common Ground, The Nippon Foundation, Dai, Mekong Institute, and Thabyay Education Foundation.

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Aung Myo Hein Harry's colleagues at Search for Common Ground include Yussuf Yussuf, Loubna Bouhdid, Sharmila Shewprasad, Helen Seignior, and Hauwa Jok.

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Aung Myo Hein Harry holds Master In Global Affairs, International Peacebuilding Studies from University Of Notre Dame.

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