Jonathan Parkinson Email & Phone Number

London, GB

Switzerland

ECOPSIS provides consulting services for the development of sustainable and inclusive sanitation, waste management and resource optimization to support a circular economy, and integrated urban water management. As Associate Director, my role is to play a leading role in business development and project delivery to achieve client satisfaction and growth of.

London Area, United Kingdom

In March 2022, IMC Worldwide was acquired by DT Global, and on 23rd August 2022, the UK entity legally changed its name from IMC Worldwide Limited to DT Global International Development UK Ltd. I continue to work as Associate Director for Cities and Resilient Development as part of the larger DT Global consulting group, which now incorporates Cardno.

Redhill, United Kingdom

Dr. Jonathan is Associate Director for the Cities and Resilient Development business stream at IMC Worldwide with 20 years of consulting experience in over 15 countries in Asia and Africa supporting urban authorities, national governmental and humanitarian agencies with policy development, strategic planning, programme and project design. He specializes in.

Redhill, United Kingdom

As part of the Engineering team, my role at IMC is to lead on the delivery of projects requiring specific expertise on urban sanitation (including excreta/waste/wastewater/stormwater management) focusing on technical, institutional and financial aspects in project design and implementation. I am responsible for developing the business in this thematic area.

UK Based

Responsible for managing a 3-year program funded by OFDA to improve the resilience and preparedness of market systems to shocks during emergencies and times of crisis.

United Kingdom

• Consulting services in the urban sanitation sector; specialising in:
• Public health engineering / sanitation system risk assessment
• Development of policy, strategies and sanitation programming
• Preparation of city sanitation plans
• Participatory planning and facilitation of decision-making processes
• Financial assessment and sanitation as a business

London, United Kingdom

Responsible for management and co-ordination of IWA's sanitation-related activities; regional co-ordination in South-Asia, organisation of events, development and promotion of tools to support good sanitation planning/programming, policy related materials, support to regional Directors, strengthening links between IWA programmes and IWA's specialist groups.

Epsom, Surrey, United Kingdom

Assessing the Feasibility of and Designing an Output Based Aid Scheme for Household Sewerage Connections and Off-Network Sanitary Solutions in Colombo, Sri Lanka (Client: Global Partnership For Output Based Aid) January 2009 – March 2010 South West Water Business Plan and June Return Audit (Client: DFID) March 2008 – June 2009 Responsibility for review and.

India Sanitation Resource Guide (Client: Water And Sanitation Program – South Asia) May 2006 - October 2006Preparation of a resource book to assist decision-makers identify appropriate sanitation technologies and management arrangements within the context of the Indian sub-continent. Chars Livelihoods Programme – Bangladesh (Client: Maxwell Stamp Plc.

Vienna, Austra

November 2005- January 2006 Austrian Development Cooperation - Water And Sanitation Sector Policy Development (Client: Austrian Development Agency) September- October 2005 Kyrgyz Republic: Sanitation Assessment and Recommendations for Urban Upgrading in Low-Income Peri-Urban Settlements in Bishkek And Osh (Client: World Bank) Eritrea - Rural Water and.

Goiania, Goias, Brazil

The main focus of research funded by the Brazilian research funding agency CNPq was upon the development of a computer based simulation model to estimate the discharges and concentrations of domestic wastewater in residential catchments. The study involved the application of questionnaires in Goiânia, Goiás in order to develop an empirical relationship the.

Preparation of Cities Alliance / World Bank Proposals - Brazil (Client: Cities Alliance / World Bank - Latin America and the Caribbean) April 2004 - June 2004 Capacity-building for Effective Decentralised Wastewater Management (Client: DFID Engineering Knowledge and Research Programme) August 2002 - November 2005 Sustainable Urban Drainage In Developing.

January 2002 - August 2003 Institutionalisation Of Strategic Sanitation Concepts (Client: DFID Engineering Knowledge and Research Programme) February 2001 - December 2001 Faisalabad Area Upgrading Project – Pakistan (Client: Department For International Development - DFID) September 2000 - January 2001 Vientiane Urban Infrastructure And Services Project.

London, United Kingdom

PH.D. IN SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF URBAN WASTEWATER - Imperial College of Science. Technology and Medicine (Funding: Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council) Development of a methodology to evaluate the impact of source control strategies for domestic water conservation and reuse on the operation of the urban wastewater system in terms of.

The DFID funded research involved an evaluation of stormwater drainage in low-income communities in developing countries. Fieldwork involved working with a team of Indian engineers to collect data prior to computer analysis in order to study the performance of drainage systems during the monsoon season. The study evaluated aspects of engineering design and.

Phd, Environmental Engineering

Msc, Environmental Engineering

B. Eng, Civil And Environmental Engineering