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World Food Program, UN
July 2011 -1st
September 2011
Home based
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Freelance Consultant
Program Design and
Support Division,
Monitoring and
Evaluation Unit
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Development of Routine
Monitoring Guidance for
the Program Guidance
Manual including,
Distribution Monitoring,
Post Distribution
Monitoring, Beneficiary
Contact Monitoring,
Market Monitoring,
Retailer Monitoring and
Output Monitoring.
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Development of WFP’s
self-evaluation package
including different
methodologies based on a
menu of options model.
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Development of
indicators for WFP’s
process monitoring
including the finalizing
of a ready to use
process monitoring
toolkit.
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World Food Program, UN
October 2010 – 30th
June 2011
Rome,
Italy
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Program Officer (JPO)
Program Design and
Support Division,
Monitoring and
Evaluation Unit
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Attends the Head Quarter
based Project Review
Committee (PRC) with
responsibilities with a
main focus on design,
planning and budgeting
of Monitoring and
Evaluation (M&E) –
mainly in the WFP Panama
region and Cairo region.
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At PRC responsible for
screening projects for
technical management of
Monitoring and
Evaluation including WFP
Strategic Objectives,
mandate as well as the
organization
Results-Based Management
approach within the
framework of food
security.
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Assisting in the
development of a minimum
set of results-based
information and
analytical needs as well
as standards and
guidance concerning the
M&E aspect of WFP’s new
transfer modalities
based on conditional and
non-conditional cash and
voucher transfers when
used for fighting hunger
in emergency and
recovery settings.
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Development
of guidelines,
standards, formats and
tools for the planning
and
Implementation of M&E in
WFP’s different
operation types among
others country programs,
emergency operations,
development programs and
recovery- oriented
operations.
·
Guides Regional Bureaus,
Country Offices and
other personnel
regarding monitoring,
evaluations including
standards, methods,
indicators, data
collection as well as
data management within
the framework of food
security and poverty
reduction.
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M&E field missions when
required.
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World Food Program, UN
October 2008 – September
2010
La Paz,
Bolivia
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Program Officer (JPO)
Program Division,
Monitoring and
Evaluations Responsible
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Responsible for the
design and
implementation of the
M&E strategy for
WFP’s emergency
operation in Bolivia as
well as for the
Protracted Relief and
Recovery Operation
including a separate
emergency component, a
Mother and Child Health
Component, a School
Feeding Component and an
Asset Creation and
Training Component.
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Responsible for
designing, implementing
and managing all M&E
strategies for
activities under the
County Program including
a national School
Feeding Program and a
Nursery Feeding Program
for children under five
years of age.
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Responsible for the
administration of all
M&E systems including
the liaising with
government counterparts
and partners.
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Design of indicators,
data collection, data
management systems and
analysis of same.
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Responsible for the
further dissemination of
information to program
managers, senior
managers as well as
external partners.
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Reports Officer,
responsible for
reporting to Head
Quarters and Donors
including three years of
data collection,
reporting and narrative
for SPRs.Analysis
of the consequences of
humanitarian disasters
as well as on domestic
policies in Bolivia on
hunger, malnutrition,
food insecurity and
extreme poverty with the
aim of operation and
intervention design.
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Assisted in setting up
the Food Security
Monitoring System (FSMS)
Government counterparts
and FAO.
·
PRRO Project preparation
(Protracted Relief and
Recovery Operation).
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Represented WFP in the
Bi- and Multilateral
Agricultural Sector
Coordination Group.
Professional
competencies developed
as part of M&E
responsibilities in WFP:
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Food Security Analysis
and Hunger
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Market Studies (cash and
voucher viability
studies)
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Health and Nutrition in
Children and Mothers
(lactating and
pregnant), Health Sector
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Agricultural Sector
Development
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Contingency Planning,
Emergency Preparedness
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Danish Centre for
International Studies
and Human Rights
(DCISM)
January 2006 – July 2006
Copenhagen,
Denmark
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Assistant to the
Director of the
International
Department, DIHR
Danish Institute for
Human Rights,
International Department
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Financial Management of
projects and project
portfolio.
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Budgeting and budget
follow-up.
·
Development and updating
of the DIHR project
manual (vol. I & II).
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he project manual
included all guidelines
concerning the project
administration including
different guidelines for
different donors and
financial modalities.
·
Aid Management
Guidelines (AMG) from
the Danish Ministry of
Foreign Affairs.
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Design and development
of the DIHR intranet.
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Tenders and grants for
different donors (EU,
MoFA etc.)
·
Consecutive results
management and reporting
for different bi- and
multilateral donors.
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Danish Ministry of
Foreign Affairs
February 2005 – December
2005
Copenhagen,
Denmark
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Student Assistant
Office for Africa
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Primarily linked to the
team responsible for the
management of Foreign
Policy in the Horn of
Africa and the African
Union.
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Assists in the
management and the
administration of Danish
development aid to
Africa including when
needed assistance in the
support of the
ministers.
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Provided assistance to
the office work
concerning Danish
development assistance
to Africa with a strong
focus on Danish
assistance to Sudan and
Eritrea.
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Finalizes and closes
budgets and projects for
agricultural development
projects including the
correspondence with
African authorities and
partners for this
purpose.
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Information gathering
and dissemination of
information among others
on the webpage.
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Roskilde University
Centre
October 2004 - February
2005
Roskilde, Denmark
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Student Assistant
International Basic
Studies in Social
Sciences, House 22.1
Work connected to the
Administration of House
22.1
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EX Libris, Book Store &
Language School
September 2003 – October
2004
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Employee
Book Store and Language
School
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Cand.Scient.Soc.
2005-2007
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Master of Science,
International
Development Studies and
Public Administration
Roskilde
University
Centre
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Courses:
”Speciale seminarer på
Udviklingsstudiet samt
på Forvaltningsstudiet”
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Master’s Thesis:
Study of state
development and economic
development in
Central Asia
within the framework of
natural resource
abundant states.
Comparative analysis of
state types, economic
and institutional
structures, public
sector reforms, as well
as geo-political and
geo-economic relations
with the aim of
explaining diverging
effects of natural
resource endowments
including economic
development
opportunities. Finally,
the master thesis
analyzes how management
of natural resources can
affect opportunities
based on Central Asian
case studies for
comparison purposes.
Thesis was selected for
competing for ‘Roskilde
University best thesis
2007’
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Masters Module
2004-2005
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Public Administration,
Department for Society
and Globalization
Roskilde
University
Centre
Courses:
Public Economy and
Regulation;
International Economic
Policy; International
and Public law; Public
Organizations and
Steering.
Projects:
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Analysis of Foreign
Investments in the
Kazakh energy sector
with the aim of studying
oil and gas sector
spillover effects.
Analysis of the
countries’ economic
structures and
strategies that oil and
gas sector companies
implement in the
difficult investment
climates in Central
Asia.
Study of the dynamics
between investing
companies and government
structures defining
contractual agreements
and investor
requirements affecting
spillover opportunities.
Field work and data
collection in Almaty,
Kazakhstan.
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Digital Administration –
Organizational Change in
the Public Sector.
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Bachelor
2002-2003
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International
Development Studies
Roskilde University
Centre
Courses:
Globalization, Economy
and the Productive
sector; State and
Politics; Political
Reforms and
Administrative
Development in Africa;
Development Techniques;
Development Aid; Theory
and Development;
Development, Society and
Culture.
Projects:
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Basic Studies in Social
Sciences
2000-2002
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Undergraduate in Social
Sciences
Roskilde
University
Centre
Courses:
International Economic
Policy; Advanced
Economics; State,
International
Institutions and
Economics; Theoretical
Statistics; Scientific
Methodology; Sociology;
Politics; Economy;
Planning, Space and
Resources; Planning in
Geographical Space and
Historical Resource
flows; Qualitative and
quantitative research
methods.
Projects:
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Empowerment evaluation
of a branch of the
Danish NGO – ‘Hjerneskadeforeningen’.
The organization
required the evaluation
from the science shop at
RUC. The project
included an analysis of
existing quantitative
and qualitative
evaluation methods with
the aim of designing an
evaluation methodology
that worked in the
particular context.
Further the
ToR
included the undertaking
of the
evaluation, the
presentation of findings
to the organization and
finally the
implementation of
continues
auto-evaluation tools.
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New
Economics Institutional
study of the Russian
transformation process.
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Structure
and Stabilization
programs in Tanzania.
Study of Political &
Economic Reforms.
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Personal
skills and competences
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Languages
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Spoken
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Understanding
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Written
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Danish
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Mother tongue
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Spanish
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Mother tongue
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Swedish
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Fluent
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Fluent
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Good
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Portuguese
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Fluent
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Fluent
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Good
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English
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Fluent
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Fluent
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Fluent
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French
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Acceptable
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Good
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Russian
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Acceptable
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Acceptable
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Organizational skills
and competences
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Member of the Danish
Society for Central Asia
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Knowledge-sharing about
Central Asia.
Networking with other
interested
professionals.
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‘Activities responsible’
at and active member of
the United Nations
Association (UNA)
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Member of the Human
Rights Group with
responsibility for
planning and organizing
of different debates
including debate series
on women’s rights and
seminars on ’human
trafficking’.
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‘Activities responsible’
in KIFFU’s coordination
group, UNA’s youth
group.
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Volunteer at the Red
Crescent office in
Ashgabat, Turkmenistan
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Activities for and
vulnerable young people
and homeless children
primarily in orphanages
and hospitals.
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Member of the Executive
Committee and active in
the Society ‘Future of
Bosnia’
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Planning, organization
and implementation of
different funding
activities and seminars.
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Planning of exchange
visits between Danish
and Bosnian high
schools.
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Trainings
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‘Nutrition and
Sicknesses Prevalent in
Childhood (AIEPI-Nut),
GoB, Chuquisaca, Bolivia
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’Conducting Market
Studies and Analysis in
practice’,
WFP, La Paz, Bolivia.
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’Project Management and
Monitoring and
Evaluation’;
IMA International, Cape
Town.
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’DevInfo’
(database management),
UNICEF and DevInfo, La
Paz, Bolivia.
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’Protection in
Humanitarian
Operations’,
La Paz, Bolivia.
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’Advanced Security in
The Field’,
United Nations Safety
and Security
Organization.
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’Basic Security in The
Field’,
United Nations Safety
and Security
Organization.
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’International Public
Sector Accounting
Standards’ (IPSAS),
La Paz, Bolivia.
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’New Business Model’,
WINGS/SAP user training,
La Paz, Bolivia.
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Russian (90 hrs.),
Institute for Foreign
Languages, St.
Petersburg, Russia.
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Russian (218 hrs),
Private Linguist, Almaty,
Kazakhstan.
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Technical skills
and competences
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HTML-programming and
websites,
acquired through private
teacher.
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‘DevInfo’
Database software as a
super user and
administrator,
acquired through WFP.
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’Synkronweb’
as super-user,
acquired and used at
DIHR.
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’Navision’ for financial
management,
acquired and used in the
Ministry of Foreign
Affairs.
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Database design and
web-interfaces,
acquired at WFP while
designing several
databases.
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