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Robert Daughters is listed as Senior Consultant at World Bank (Water and Sanitation Program), based in Bethesda, Maryland, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at worldbank.org, phone signal with area code 202, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Robert Daughters.
Robert Daughters previously worked as Senior Consultant at Uc Berkeley And Idb/Mif and Senior Consultant at The World Bank. Robert Daughters holds Phd Candidate And Masters In City Planning, Ma In Economics, And Masters In Architecture from University Of California, Berkeley.
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Robert Daughters is a Senior Consultant at World Bank (Water and Sanitation Program). He possess expertise in policy, capacity building, international development, government, strategy and 12 more skills.
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Washington D.C. Metro Area
Assisting Principal Regional Team Leader for Latin America and the Caribbean in the formulation and review of project concept notes for the 2014 pipeline of WSP operations in the LAC region.
Berkeley, Ca And Washington, Dc
Working with UC Berkeley team evaluating territorial economic development projects of the Multilateral Investment Fund (MIF/IDB) in Brazil and Peru, studying the effectiveness of their respective public-private management models.
Berkeley, Ca And Washington, Dc
Collaborating in the formulation of an e-learning course on settlement upgrading, by the World Bank Institute.
Kosovo
National Roadmap for Decentralization and Local Government Capacity Building. In 2007 and 2008, with funding from UNDP, I coordinated the formulation and initial start up implementation of a major decentralization and local government strengthening strategy by the Government of Kosovo (Office of the Prime Minister and Ministry of Local Government Admiistration MLGA) - involving over 10 government ministries and 7 international donor agencies. Subsequently (2010-11), I assisted the government and civil society in Kosovo MLGA in a strategic reviews and update exercises of the decentralization and local autonomy process in Kosovo.
Washington D.C. Metro Area
Assisted the Multilateral Investment Fund - MIF (within the Interamerican Development Bank) in formulating and updating their program strategy for integrated local economic development (LED) and territorial competitiveness in the Latin America and the Caribbean region. Member of coordination team in charge of the MIF network and webpage on local competitiveness and productive integration, bringing together over 60 institutions from Latin America, Europe and the United States involved in local economic development. initiatives for the LAC region. Assisted in the formulation of joint MIF/UC Berkeley program to conduct ongoing reviews of LED initiatives in the Latin American region.
Washington, Dc Metro Area
- Vilcanota Valley Rehabilitation Program - Cuzco, Peru. Assisted in supervision of multisectoral regional and local development programs (Vilcanota I) aimed at boosting the sustainable development of the Sacred Valley and Machu Pichu tourism axis . Also assisted in the design of a new second stage program (Vilcanota II) for the same region plus the city of Cuzco.
Washington D.C. Metro Area
Policy notes on subnational financing in Peru (PPIAF-SNTA/IFC). Played lead role in the formulation of preliminary policy notes on subnational finance and capacity building in Peru, identifying current trends and lessons learned from the current collaborative program between the World Bank (PPIAF/SNTA) and the IFC aimed at providing market finance to subnational public and quasi public entities in the country.
Washington D.C. Metro Area
- Managed division of 15 professionals responsible for central policy and project review functions for IDB's modernization of the state and civil society sectors, including all matters related to subnational development- Led division wide research and seminar initiatives on public/private partnerships in public sector management. Consolidated and organized knowledge bank for modernization of state products produced by Bank. Spearheaded lead role for Division in management of knowldge networks in violence prevention and subnational development. Co-sponsored regional forum on violence prevention held in Lima, Peru.- Led comparative studies on fiscal and political decentralization trends in Latin America and Caribbean- Spearheaded interdepartmental working group charged with updating Bank's stratedy and business model for subnational clients- Participated in loan and technical assitance project teams for: (i) Chile Subnational institutional Strengthening Program; (ii) Barbados neighborhood Upgrading ad Housing Program; (iii) Paraguay Instiutional Strengthening Program for the Ministry of Finance; (iv) Territorial competitiveness programs for the Province of Santa Fe, Argentina and for the Amazonia Region of Brazil
Washington D.C. Metro Area
Project team leader or team member for a broad range of housing, slum upgrading, and municipal/subnational development programs, including: - SUBNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT: (i) Peru Decentralization and Modernization of State Program; (ii) Ecuador Decentralization and Municipal Development Program; (iii) Venezuela Social and Local investment Program; (iv) Institutional Strengthening Program of Bogotá, Colombia; (v) Jamaica Parish Infrastructure Development Program; (vi) Suriname Decentralization and Municipal Strengthening Program; (vii) Bolivia Municipal Development Program- HOUSING: (i) Barbados Housing and Neighborhood Upgrading Program; (ii) Colombia National Low Income Housing Finance Program; (iii) Sao Paulo Favela Upgrading( Program; (iv) Chile National Slum and Home Improvement Program; (v) Guyana Low Income Settlements Program; (vi) Trinidad and Tobago National Settlements Programs (Stages 1 and 2)- URBAN DEVELOPMENT: (i) Integrated urban and sanitary development of Rio de Janeiro metro region; (ii) Redevelopment of Historic Downtown, Quito, Ecuador; (iii) Integrated Urban Development of Bogotá, Colombia; (iv) Digital Mapping and Land Use of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Redevelopment of Kingston, Jamaica.Coordinated and helped create knowledge networks in IDB for urban and subnational development sectors, including continuous sequence of brown bag seminars and workshops reviewing lessons learned from current Bank operations, international best practices and topical policy and program design and execution issues for the two sectors.Led IDB in formulation of new Bank policy for housing and low income shelter sectors. Furthermore, at request of President's office, organized international conferences and commissions for: the 1996 United Nations Conference for Human Settlements (HABITAT) in Istanbul; Housing Ministers for the Caribbean; Bank's Annual Meeting in Barcelona; Policy Workshop for the Preservation of Historical Downtown Areas in the LAC region..
Over an eight year period, obtained complementary graduate degrees (Masters or higher) in: architecture, urban design, city and regional.
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Robert Daughters holds Phd Candidate And Masters In City Planning, Ma In Economics, And Masters In Architecture from University Of California, Berkeley.
Robert Daughters is listed with skills including Policy, Capacity Building, International Development, Government, Strategy, Program Management, Governance, and Sustainable Development.
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