Mr. Nurokinan Chimbar is a highly experienced development and service delivery consultant with over 15 years of expertise in providing technical assistance to Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), multilateral institutions, and public and private entities. Mr. Chimbar's expertise spans a wide range of areas, including banking and finance, energy economics, social development, research, project monitoring and evaluation, grant proposal development, data analytics, technology deployment, virtual service experience management, and training. His notable consultancy engagements include working with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to conduct a baseline study on natural hazards and disasters in Ghana, which facilitated the implementation of early warning systems. He has also played key roles in several mid-term and end-of-project evaluations for the Ghana Blind Union and facilitated workshops for assessing long-term partnerships.He served as the principal investigator for assessment of service delivery standards at Pantang Psychiatric Hospital in Ghana, utilizing the WHO QualityRights toolkits. This project laid the groundwork for expanding similar assessments to include three psychiatric hospitals and four regional/teaching hospitals. Engaged by the World Health Organization (WHO) through the Mental Health Society of Ghana, he authored seven technical reports on hospital assessments and a national report on the state of mental health service delivery in Ghana. This work culminated in a publication in the BMC Public Health Journal.Mr. Chimbar has worked with NGOs to secure significant social and economic intervention grants for persons with psychosocial disability and victims of torture from the United Nations Voluntary Fund for Victims of Torture (UNVFVT) and the Open Society Initiative for West Africa, among others. He continues to provide strategic leadership in developing virtual experience centers and deploying innovative technologies to automate processes and enhance service delivery.Additionally, Mr. Chimbar received a research grant from Brown University to study the effectiveness of early warning systems in managing hazards in communities affected by the Bagre Dam spillage in Northern Ghana. He has contributed to the body of knowledge through scholarly publications in areas such as migration, remittances and development, oil pricing, carbon emissions and energy intensities, and mental health