Ian Goldman Email & Phone Number

United Kingdom

Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

South Africa

South Africa

International

Sept-Nov 2018 Support to development of Public Sector Reform Programme, Lesotho Aug 2018 Facilitate development of National M&E Policy, Ghana

Cape Town Area, South Africa

Reading

Johannesburg

Research, teaching and advisory work on evaluation in Africa

University Of Witwatersrand

South Africa

Biodanza is a process of self-discovery through music, movement and dance. Ian has undertaken Biodanza since 2001, Since 2006 he has been training as a facilitator and qualified in August 2010.

Supervised various doctoral (Coventry University) and Masters theses (Free State) and examined doctorates (Stellenbosch and Witwatersrand). Taught on Masters for Development Support, University of Free State, and currently teaching on MPhil in Development Policy and Practice at University of Cape Town. Ian was an Honorary Research Fellow at Coventry.

South Africa

International

Ian was appointed as a new Commissioner at the members meeting of 18 April 2012. He became chair of the Programme Committee in October 2012.

Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

Pretoria

Pretoria Area, South Africa

Establishing national evaluation system, donor coordination

BDFSA is the Association of Biodanza Facilitators in SA.

Mvula Trust is an NGO focusing on rural water and sanitation in South Africa. It specialises in community-based approaches and has a strong implementation arm in several provinces, as well as a Policy Unit which has made major contributions to research and policy on rural water and sanitation in South Africa. Ian has served on the Strategy and the Finance.

Ian was Chair of the Friends of the 7 Dams Conservancy from 2005 to 2008 and Vice chair to 2009. The 7 Dams is an 86 ha conservancy north of Bloemfontein. During this period we managed to undertake an environmental management plan for the 7 Dams area which revealed its ecological importance, undertake volunteer work to conserve the area, raise funds for a.

Khanya-African Institute for Community-Driven Development is a not-for-profit Institute working on community-driven development and sustainable livelihoods in Southern and Eastern Africa. Khanya-aicdd's mission is to transform development systems to support the livelihoods of poor people. Ian was one of the founders of Khanya-aicdd, and with colleagues.

Provide editorial comments for papers within the PLA Notes series. Also been guest editor and author on one edition (on Decentralisation and Community-Based Planning).

Ian was an active Board member at St Michael's where his children both attended. He was also Treasurer, and involved in facilitating a strategic plan for the school.

Supporting the transformation of the Free State rural sector from supporting 11 000 commercial farmers to supporting 325 000 small farmers, farmworkers and backyard gardeners. Responsibilities included advising the Minister and Head of Dept on institutional reform and facilitating change in strategic management, restructuring including delayering and.

The NREC was one of the founder members of this network. I then became Chair, with secretariat from a French organisation, CELAVAR. Responsible for representing VIRGIL with European Commission and Parliament, chairing Board etc, then as coordinator facilitating the network, development of transnational projects, liaison with European Commission and.

Development Officer, Assistant Director, then Director. Apart from management roles, particular responsibility managing European work of the Centre, including research and development contracts each worth over £1 million with DGV, VI, X, XIII. Chairman of a European network of rural NGOs, VIRGIL. Responsible for establishing and managing a national Rural.

Ian was a Board member of this primary school, and led a successful campaign to save the school which was earmarked for closure by the local education authority. This campaign included a participatory survey of the village, and mobilising action to lobby for retention of the school. In the event the school was expanded.

Facilitating the development of capacity of Serenje District Council in Zambia to plan and manage rural development. Included development of capacities and systems for planning, implementation and monitoring of economic and social development including agriculture, roads/bridges, health, water, education. Specific programmes included an.

Undertaking soil/agronomy work at the National University of Mexico, Soil Science Dept. Ran intercropping field trials in a village in the mountains south of Mexico City.

Phd, Public And Development Management

The thesis was in Managing Rural Change in the Free State - – transforming the public sector to serve the rural poor. The research was.

Diploma, Facilitator

Activities and Societies: Training as Biodanza facilitator Biodanza is a self-discovery experience using music, movement and dance.

Certificate, Project Management

Certificate, Management Of Voluntary And Non-Profit Organisations

Diploma, Systems Analysis And Design

This involved training in systems analysis and design as well as learning to programme in Cobol.

Msc, Tropical Agricultural Development

Bsc, Soil Science

I started by studying soil science, chemistry and geology, but then switched to the Agriculture Faculty where I took a subsidiary in.

Education record