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Mark Buttle is listed as Humanitarian and WASH Consultant based in Manchester Area, United Kingdom. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at unicef.org, phone signal with area code 785, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Mark Buttle.
Mark Buttle previously worked as Global WASH Cluster - Field Support Team at Oxfam and WASH Coordinator, Helpdesk and Surge (GWC) at Unicef. Mark Buttle holds Master Of Science (Msc), Water And Waste Engineering from Loughborough University.
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I have been a humanitarian professional since 1999: as a project or programme manager, coordinator and trainer, with wide geographical experience, analytical and leadership skills. I have worked across sectors, and all phases of humanitarian responses, including First Phase, Recovery, Transition and in the Humanitarian Development Peace (HDP) Nexus. From 2016 to 2024 I worked in WASH cluster and sector coordination, for UNICEF, Oxfam and for the Global Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Cluster. From 2010 to 2016 I was Save the Children UK’s Senior Humanitarian WASH Advisor, as such, leading Save the Children’s WASH work, globally.I have wide-ranging practical experience, including significant knowledge of working in urban crises; working in winterized humanitarian responses; water governance and management institutions in countries recovering from disasters. I have experience of advocating for change and working with local and national governments to promote sustainable water management, as well as advocating to protect infrastructure under fire.A published author on WASH technical issues, I'm happy to speak publicly on overseas development and humanitarian issues, in the past presenting to charitable and professional organizations, and I have spoken on the humanitarian needs in Gaza and during the 2014 Ebola Crisis, on TV news.In 2024, I have decided to look for humanitarian consultancies:• Shorter term multisectoral or WASH humanitarian roles;• Programme Monitoring and Evaluation;• Sector Coordination; and• Training and Capacity Building.
Listed skills include Water, Sustainable Development, International Development, Proposal Writing, and 13 others.
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Support to the WASH sector coordination of the humanitarian response following flooding in Libya.Building the capacity of WASH sector and cluster coordinators.Global focal point for the Humanitarian Development Peace Nexus for the WASH Cluster: providing support and training on Collective Outcomes; Transition; and Emergency Preparedness.
Assistance to national level WASH humanitarian sector coordination groups; capacity building and training of coordinators; support to cholera responses; advice to the Global WASH Cluster on Inter Cluster or Sector Collaboration.
Kyiv, Ukraine
Coordination of the WASH cluster in Ukraine (all agencies providing humanitarian support in the Water Sanitation and Hygiene sector), with a focus on Humanitarian Programme Cycle functions, including Humanitarian Needs Overviews (HNOs), Humanitarian Response Plans (HRPs), as well as the 6+1 core functions of coordination.Core responsibilities:• Ensure people affected by conflict in eastern Ukraine had access to clean water, sanitation and hygiene.• Align the strategies of implementing agencies, eliminate gaps in provision of humanitarian assistance. Lead assessment of the humanitarian needs in WASH.• Promote coordination between humanitarian and recovery actors (including wider infrastructure) through the Humanitarian Development Nexus (HDN).Advocacy areas of focus included:• Liaise with donors to attract funding into the WASH sector based on Nexus strategies.• Alert donors, embassies and the Minsk negotiation teams of any security issues around water infrastructure or workers, and advocate for Windows of Silence for work to be completed on the front line.• Environmental risks along the line of contact, including widespread use of liquid chlorine gas.
Leading Save the Children's Humanitarian Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) work globally.Advising emergency programmes, globally, on WASH. Internal and external advocacy on WASH issues. Delivery of many technical aspects of humanitarian responses, including multisectoral assessments, and delivering sector strategies, master budgets, proposals.Leading policy research on how to adapt Humanitarian WASH work for Children’s needs and innovative work, for example around soap containing small toys for children.
Water, Engineering and Development Centre (WEDC)
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Mark Buttle is listed as Humanitarian and WASH Consultant.
AeroLeads has found 1 work email signal at @unicef.org for Mark Buttle.
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Mark Buttle is based in Manchester Area, United Kingdom.
Mark Buttle has worked for Oxfam, Unicef, Save The Children Uk, Arup, and Concern Worldwide.
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Mark Buttle holds Master Of Science (Msc), Water And Waste Engineering from Loughborough University.
Mark Buttle is listed with skills including Water, Sustainable Development, International Development, Proposal Writing, Capacity Building, Water Supply, Program Management, and Sustainability.
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