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Buka, Bougainville

Advising Autonomous Region of Bougainville Government on WaSH Policy Development, WaSH Strategy roll out, Regional WaSH Plans, WaSHCom Coordination & Leadership, Institutional Strengthening, Enabling Environment, Funding & Advocacy Strategy, MEAL and climate change / conflict considerations. Set up a Governmental WaSH Unit and Team, roll out of strategy,including WaSH Operational Manual, with designed and facilitated WaSH training

Damascus, Damascus Governorate, Syria

Change Management of a WaSH Team to implement US$25m over two years, Urban Water Supply and Sewerage across three offices within Syria. Formalised WaSH Strategy for the organisation with successful Advocacy to Donors and the WaSH Sector on equitable service delivery. Introduced menstrual hygiene management, and sanitation with water supply arequirent.s a standard service delivery requirement. Organisational Lead for the WaSH Sector. Promoted and trained every single 100+ members of WaSH staff in the organisational restructure

International Programs In Asia & Pacific

,...introduced a WASH Practice framework that aligns with ARC & Health & WASH Program Logic, the International Federation Global Watsan Policy, Asia Pacific Zonal Strategy & Approach, to support several National Red Cross Red Crescent Societies, and ARC WASH delegates.Advocating stronger enabling environments for government, national societies, staff, volunteers and communities. Promoting engagement and partnerships with stakeholders, protection, gender and inclusion, community management - committees and operation & maintenance. Providing support in project design, technical designs for water supplies and minimum standard sanitation, including environmental sanitation. Providing support with PHAST, CLTS, HHWTSH & MHM.

Rhakine State, Myanmar

monitoring WASH quality in IDP camps and villages, incorporating an inclusive and contextual monitoring framework, training local CCCM and WASH partners to provide measurable data.

IMPACT course completed, registered for international humanitarian work

International

Foundation course completed, registered for post-recovery deploymentscoordinating the transition from instability to stability and development for the WASH Sector

Papua New Guinea

a national rural water supply & sanitation programme, covering all provinces, strengthening 30+ non-state actors (INGOs, LNGOs, faith based organisations) to implement sustainable WASH projects. responsibilities included programme monitoring, project appraisal, technical support, capacity building and setting quality standards through training in project design and management, community management, gravity fed design, rain catchment design, hand pumps, minimum standard latrine options, PHAST, CLTS, household water treatment, storage and handling, adolescent girls and women's hygiene, community operation & maintenance. Strong advocate for menstrual hygiene management, introduction of a national WASH policy, and was CLTS lead for PNG.

team leader public health engineering in banda aceh 100+ villages returnees, 100,000+ IDPs, 35+ staff, also first to respond to nias earthquake and provide SPHERE drinking standards within 36hrs 70,000 pop

respond to cholera epidemic 70,000 pop, rehabilitated gravity fed design 33,000 pop, environmental health assessment 3 months in neutral zone