• Adapted training and information materials to facilitate local dialogue on the selection of indicators and data collection methods.• Supported planning and preparations for national surveys with WASH elements (e.g., water quality testing in a household survey) including liaison with country offices on arrangements to be made for procurement of supplies, support from national laboratories and local validation against national standards as needed.• Ensured timely deployment of technical support for training of enumerators and other national counterparts, including field visit for training courses and follow-up support in selected countries.• Produced a report for UNICEF and WHO describing the training and summarizing lessons learned and recommendations for any follow-up actions/modifications as needed.• Supported country offices and national counterparts in preparing thematic reports based on the WASH monitoring results and their programmatic and policy implications.

SWEET is a consultancy firm set up to provide services to development and research organizations at the national and international level. Our work follows these strategic areas including Environmental Studies and Engineering - Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) - Renewable Energies - local and international development. We cover African countries such as Chad, Burkina Faso, Benin, Cote d’Ivoire, Ghana, Mali, Niger, Senegal, Togo, Tanzania, ...

- Created and delivered lectures on Environmental Risk Assessment and Advanced Statistics: Modeling and Data Analysis to 50 graduate students- Provided foundational knowledge and taught scientific methods - Developed exams and paper topics; provided feedback on students’ communication skills and assignments (both quantitative and qualitative)

• Conducted the quality control review of the French translation of Developing drinking-water quality regulations and standards• Performed the technical review of the 2nd edn. of the water safety planning manual• Provided technical assistance and organizational support to the national team in Madagascar to draft the national strategy for water quality

• Conducted an in-depth remote review of SSMP progress to date in the two WSP pilot sites in Mali (Bougouni and Kita), including the development of a self-administered survey template• Based on the remote review, developed, and delivered a targeted face-to-face training programme (with associated tools), including site visits, to address barriers to progress and gaps in knowledge for the respective WSP teams.• Planned and organised a national workshop on progress assessment and next steps for the WSP teams, national stakeholders, and technical and financial partners.• Provided remote technical assistance for the development and implementation of the WSP in the two pilot sites after the in-country mission.

• Developed the Terms of References and workshop agenda and reference documents for the 5-day training workshop on Water Quality Monitoring Data Analysis with SPSS for water quality and treatment specialists• Prepared the training package (Presentations, Workbook, and exercises)• Facilitated the 5-day training sessions for 13 ONEA’s employees in charge of water treatment and quality monitoring• Produced a training report for ONEA

• Planning, preparing and delivering lessons on Environmental Management System and Audit to all students in the class; • Teaching according to the educational needs, abilities and achievement of the individual students and groups of students; • Assigning work, correcting and marking work carried out by my students; • Assessing, recording and reporting on the development, progress, attainment and behaviour of my students; • Providing or contributing to oral and written assessments, reports and references relating to individual students or groups of students; • Providing guidance and advice to students on educational and social matters and on their further education and future careers; providing information on sources of more expert advice;

1. Carry out Water Safety Plan trainings in the two utilities of Office National de l’Eau et de l’Assainissement (ONEA) and Sénégalaise des Eaux (SDE).2. Support the implementation of Climate Resilient Water Safety Planning at the Office National de l'Eau et de l'Assainissement (ONEA) and Sénégalaise des Eaux (SDE). 3. Support awareness and advocacy workshops in the 2 countries. The workshops will be organised by IWA

I am appointed to provide technical assistance to the Government of Nigeria and Togo for the successful implementation of the Water Quality Testing including in Nigeria and Togo for the MICS household survey. My duties and responsibilities include:- adaptation of training and information materials to facilitate local dialogue on water quality testing alongside household surveys, including review of translations- Support planning and preparations for the survey including liaison with UNICEF Country Office on arrangements to support from national laboratories and local validation against national standards- Ensure timely deployment of technical support for water quality training for enumerators and other national counterparts during training course, and including field visit for training courses and follow-up support - Produce a report for UNICEF and WHO describing the training and summarizing lessons learned and recommendations or any modifications to the module as needed

- Created and delivered lectures on Geographic Information System (GIS) and Environmental Data Collection and Analysis- Developed exams and paper topics; provided feedback on students’ communication skills and assignments (both quantitative and qualitative)

- Prepared training package (Presentations, Workbook, Application exercises) - Facilitated seven (07) training sessions during the regional workshop of 35 participants including government and international organizations workers from 23 – 27 October 2017 on Climate Resilience Water Safety Plan- Produced a training and consultancy report for WHO

- Provided comments on the draft Climate Resilience Water Safety Plan (CR-WSP) template for rural Tanzania - Reviewed and commented on the draft rural CR-WSP training package (Presentations, Workbook, and exercises) - Facilitated sessions during the CR-WSP training in Tanzania from 15-19 May 2017 - Prepared brief mission report

• Monitored and evaluated the efficiency of the Harbor Brook constructed wetland for stormwater management• Carried out data collection and analysis• Conducted water samples collection and analysis• Completed weekly site inspections

• Worked within an international consultant team, including students from SUNY-ESF and Wageningen University (Netherlands), to provide inputs to the United Nations Global Sustainable Development Report • Facilitated Skype meetings with the client (Department of Sustainable Development of the United Nations), and coordinated teamwork and the compilation of the final report• Presented our final project in front of students, faculties, and the client

- Managed the daily operations of water treatment plant and resolved problems as non-routine situations arise;- Facilitate participatory and community-based approaches between in order to encourage a wise and sustainable uses of dams (reservoirs) water for drinking water supply and agriculture - Managed work and communication with WASH actors in order to ensure drinking water safety - Ensured the daily inspection of all equipment and machinery to ensure proper operation; - Prepared regular reports and ensured their proper completion and submission, in a timely manner. - Maintained and ordered supplies, and chemicals; monitored inventory of laboratory supplies used for water testing.

• Collected and analyzed water samples for microbiological and physico-chemical elements• Monitored the working of the wastewater treatment plant of Ouagadougou by collecting and analyzing wastewater samples before and after treatment 

• Conducted water pollution control and management • Assisted water treatment plants operators and managers on water and wastewater treatment troubleshooting and problem solving

- Conducted chemical and microbiological analysis of water and foods;- Led, planed, and reviewed the work of staff responsible for the routine analysis of drinking water, wastewater, and industrial water to ensure compliance with national environmental regulations;- Conducted industrial hygiene and occupational exposure monitoring; - Participated in public awareness campaigns on good hygiene practices.