CV_Dr. Md. Sajedur Rahman Chaudhury

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CV of Dr. Md. Sajedur Rahman Chaudhury

CURRICULUM VITAE

Dr. Md. Sajedur Rahman Chaudhury

International Participatory Development Consultant

[Associated with Supras Consult (Norway UK Bulgaria)]

Street Address Telecommunication Detail

House No. 90 E-mail: [email protected]

“KEYA” E-mail: [email protected]

Purohitpara E-mail: [email protected]

Mymensingh 2200 Cellular: +880 1712 192042

Bangladesh Cellular: +880 1558 600335

PERSONAL DETAILS

Sex : Male Marital Status : Married

Date of Birth: 20 March 1969 Nationality : Bangladeshi

CAREER STATEMENT

To provide, individually and as part of a team, quality and user-friendly

professional support services aimed at enabling development institutions and

marginalized communities realize a dignified life.

MAJOR FIELDS OF EXPERTISE

Dr. Md. Sajedur Rahman Chaudhury has a theoretical background in socio-

economic and agricultural researches and has acquired huge experiences

throughout his more than 18 years’ career within a broad range of professional

fields related to process facilitation, planning, monitoring and evaluation

especially qualitative monitoring and evaluation, and participatory development

approaches. This combination of analytical skills and practical experiences

enables Dr. Chaudhury to design, facilitate, establish and run participatory

planning, monitoring and evaluation systems; build capacity concerning

planning and monitoring; undertake PRA, SWOT and LFA training and facilitation;

conduct qualitative researches; gender mainstreaming in programming and

evaluation; advise on institutional and socio-economic aspects of project or

sector programme planning and finally, plan public information campaigns. He is

frequently using various PRA tools and process tools like LFA, Appreciative Inquiry,

etc. These skills have so far been applied in connection with education, health

and nutrition, micro-finance, waste management, integrated rural development,

human and women rights, natural resource management, water resources

development, water and sanitation, food security and safety, markets and

livelihood, and agricultural development projects or programmes in different

parts of Bangladesh.

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KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS

Dr. Chaudhury has excellent working command on the following knowledge and

skills:

• Participatory and Strategic Planning, Development/Project Planning and

Management

• Monitoring and Evaluation Techniques especially Qualitative Monitoring

and Evaluation

• Gender Mainstreaming in Programming and Evaluation

• Policy Formulation, Analysis, and Evaluation

• Research and Documentation Management

• Organizational Development and Institutional Strengthening

• Training Need Assessment, Curriculum Development and Facilitation

• Fund Raising and Consultancy Services as well as Voluntary Services

• Advocacy and Negotiation Skills

• Resource Mobilization and Management

• Human Rights, Women Rights and Child Rights

• Disaster Management

• Communication (Oral, Written, and Digital)

• Agriculture (Crop Science), especially organic agriculture and

Environment

• Networking, Strategic Alliance, Teamwork and Team Building

• Translating documents relevant to development issues from Bangla-

English-Bangla

• Freelance Journalism

• Computing (with command of Word processing; Spreadsheet; Statistical

Analysis; PowerPoint presentation, and E-mail and Internet)

Educational Qualification:

M.S. leading to Ph.D. in Development Management (USA), 2007

MBA (Major in Management), RUD

Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (Hons.), BAU, 1990 (Held in 1994)

Academic Achievements:

Junior and Primary School Scholarships at School Level

Govt. Stipend at University Level

Languages:

Natural Bangla and English speaking, reading and writing

Speaking, reading and writing Hindi and Nepali

Speaking Urdu and reading Arabic

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Training Received:

Date Type Title Conducted by Place

March 2007 In-house

Training

Disaster

Management

Promoting

Participation

and Training

(PromPT)

& NIRAPAD

Dhaka,

Bangladesh

January 2006 In-house

Training

Human Rights Promoting

Participation

and Training

(PromPT)

Dhaka,

Bangladesh

March 2005 In-house

Training

Disaster

Management

Promoting

Participation

and Training

(PromPT)

Dhaka,

Bangladesh

September

2004

In-house

Training

Behavior

Change

Communication

Promoting

Participation

and Training

(PromPT)

Dhaka,

Bangladesh

July 2004 In-house

Training

MIS Promoting

Participation

and Training

(PromPT)

Dhaka,

Bangladesh

May 2003 In-house

Training

Gender-oriented

Policy

Formulation

Promoting

Participation

and Training

(PromPT)

Dhaka,

Bangladesh

May 2003 In-house

Training

Writing Project

Proposals

Promoting

Participation

and Training

(PromPT)

Dhaka,

Bangladesh

April 2003 In-house

Training

Using

Sustainable

Livelihood

Approach in

Development

Research

Promoting

Participation

and Training

(PromPT)

Dhaka,

Bangladesh


Training

NGO Financial

Management

Promoting

Participation

and Training

(PromPT)

Dhaka,

Bangladesh

February 2002 In-house

Training

Gender Issues Promoting

Participation

and Training

(PromPT)

Dhaka,

Bangladesh

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Date Type Title Conducted by Place

September

2001

In-house

Training

Participatory

Monitoring &

Evaluation

Promoting

Participation

and Training

(PromPT)

Dhaka,

Bangladesh

July 2001 Certificate Participatory

Rapid

Appraisal (PRA)

Promoting

Participation

and Training

(PromPT)

Dhaka,

Bangladesh

October 1999

to January

2000

Certificate Season Long

Training

CARE

Bangladesh

Thakurgaon,

Bangladesh

May 1999 In-house

Training

Report Writing CARE

Bangladesh

Dinajpur,

Bangladesh

March 1999 In-house

Training

Performance

Management

CARE

Bangladesh

Bogra,

Bangladesh

November

1998 to

February 1999

Certificate

Season Long

Training

CARE

Bangladesh

Noakhali,

Bangladesh

September

1994

In-house

Training

Report Writing VFFB Project BAU,

Mymensingh

April 1994 In-house

Training

Regenerative

Agriculture

VFFB Project BAU,

Mymensingh

March 1994 In-house

Training

Qualitative

Research

Design

VFFB Project BAU,

Mymensingh

March 1994 In-house

Training

Quantitative

Research

Analysis

VFFB Project BAU,

Mymensingh

February 1994 In-house

Training

Data Analysis VFFB Project BAU,

Mymensingh


Training

Statistical

Methods for

Research

VFFB Project BAU,

Mymensingh


Training

Agroforestry &

Social Forestry

VFFB Project BAU,

Mymensingh

Training/Workshops Facilitated/Participated:

25 July 2011 to 30

August 2011

: Training of Trainers in 5 Batches on “How to Access Market

Information and Negotiate Collectively” for the Field Staff

Members and Farmer Group Leaders of the ‘Golden Fibre’

Project of Traidcraft Exchange – Tarango / UKAID

07 October 2010 : Training on Effective Facilitation Techniques for the GKP

Staff Members

15 July 2010 : Workshop on Solid Waste Management, organized by MATI

Bangladesh

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28 November

2009

: Refresher training on M&E for the GKP staff members

25 February 2009 : Workshop on Establishing Network among the

Development Organizations of Greater Mymensingh,

organized by MATI Bangladesh

25-27 January

2009

: Workshop on Partners’ Meeting for the Project “Gaibandha

Food Security for Ultra Poor Women in Bangladesh (FSUP)”

07-11 November

2007

: Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting Training for the Gono

Kallayan Parishad (GKP) staff members

25-29 September

2007

: Participatory Rural Appraisal Training for the Gono Kallayan

Parishad (GKP) staff members

25-29 July 2007 :

Participatory Rural Appraisal Training for the MATI

Bangladesh staff members

17-21 June 2007 : Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting Training for the MATI

Bangladesh staff members

15-21 June 2006 : Gender Sensitivity Training for the Social Association for

Fundamental Empowerment staff members

14-20 April 2006 : MIS Training for the Madaripur Legal Aid Association staff

members

15-19 February

2006

: Social Awareness Training for the Sultana Siraj Foundation

staff members

07-11 January

2006

: Behavior Change Communication Training for the Sultana

Siraj Foundation staff members

21-25 August

2005

: Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting Training for the

Sultana Siraj Foundation staff members

17-21 August

2005

: Gender Sensitivity Training for the Sultana Siraj Foundation

staff members

February to June

2005

: Participated in a number of Upazila, Dsitrict and Inter-

ministerial Workshops on Draft Final Report of the JICA

Study on Small Scale Water Resource Development

through Effective Use of Surface Water for Poverty

Alleviation in Six Districts of Greater Mymensingh in

Bangladesh

25-30 May 2001 : Basic PRA Training, organized by PPJP-REFPI Project of the

Bangladesh Agricultural University

23 March 2001 : Inception Workshop on Food Grain Sub-sector Studies of

ATDP II at Chittagong


ATDP II at Jessore


ATDP II at Narayangonj

02-07 March 2001 : Workshops on ATDP II Sub-sector Study Objectives

27 February 2001 : Workshop on Comparative Effectiveness of Household

Level Arsenic Mitigation Technologies Study by ITDG

Bangladesh

October 1999 to

January 2000

: Season Long Staff Training, organized by SHABGE Project of

CARE Bangladesh

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Professional experiences :

1. Position held : Monitoring & Evaluation Advisor

Name of the

organization

: Promoting Participation & Training (PromPT)

Address : House No. 57, Road N0. 6/A, Dhanmondi,

Dhaka-1209

Duration : 15 June 2001 to 30 August 2012

Job description :

� Fundraising/Writing Project Proposals

� Overall designing and management of training and research

programmes

� Developing training curriculum, Organizing workshop and training

� Facilitating in the training sessions

� Development of qualitative tools for researches and providing team

members with training on using the tools

� Leading the survey teams and ensuring quality of the data collection

process

� Data analysis using computer software SPSS and Microsoft Access

� Writing survey reports as well as editing all reports

Worked for Sight Savers International, CARE Bangladesh, World Bank, UNDP,

FAO, CIDA, IRRI, European Union, DFID, SDC, JICA, ITDG Bangladesh

(Presently Practical Action), PLAN International, ICCO, TLM International,

Dark and Light, ActionAid as well as for a number of local organizations like

RDRS, SUS, SUMS, GKP, SSF, SAFE, TUS, ESDO, JSKS, SKK, DDJ, MLAA and MATI

Bangladesh in relation to survey, evaluation, MIS, training needs

assessment, training and curriculum development activities being

associated with PromPT.

2. Position held : Consultant (Irrigation Agriculture)

Name of the project : JICA Study on Small Scale Water Resource

Development through Effective Use of Surface

Water for Poverty Alleviation in Six Districts of

Greater Mymensingh in Bangladesh

Address : RDEC Building (Level 6), LGED, Sher-e-Bangla

Nagar, Agargaon, Dhaka 1207

Employer : Japan International Cooperation Agency

(JICA)

Duration : 07 February 2004 to 21 July 2005

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Job description :

� Participating in the planning workshop

� Organizing and facilitating workshop with the community people as well

as with the LGED counterparts

� Conducting surveys in different areas

� Identifying the potentials for agricultural development in the study areas

� Compiling and analyzing collected data, and report writing

� Assisting the Team Leader in agriculture related planning and overall

activities of the Water Resources Development related Master Plan

� Maintaining continuous liaison with district level and central

counterparts

3. Position held : M&E Consultant

Name of the project : Jackfruit and Pineapple Processing Promotion

Program in Madhupur Upazilla to Improve the

Rural Livelihood

Address : Department of Food Technology and Rural

Industries, Bangladesh Agricultural University,

Mymensingh

Employer : Bangladesh Agricultural University

Duration : 25 May 2001 to 10 June 2001

Job description :


� Organizing training program for the project staff and providing them

with training on Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation

� Organizing workshop with the community people

� Conducting survey in different areas using PRA tools


4. Position held M&E Consultant

Name of the project ATDP II/The Louis Berger Group

Address House # 8, Road # 113A, Gulshan 2, Dhaka

1212

Employer USAID

Duration 28 February 2001 to 24 May 2001

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Job description :


� Organizing workshop with the potential clients

� Conducting survey in different areas in order to collect necessary

information regarding sub-sector study



Name of the project : Comparative Effectiveness of Household Level

Arsenic Mitigation Technologies

Address : House # 32, Road # 13/A, Dhanmondi R/A,

Dhaka-1209

Employer : Intermediate Technology Development

Group, Bangladesh

Duration : 31 December 2000 to 27 February 2001

Job description :

� Participating in the PRA training

� Building rapport in the community

� Working together with the technical team

� Conducting social survey



Name of the project : Agro Processing

Address : House # 32, Road # 13/A, Dhanmondi R/A,

Dhaka-1209

Employer : Intermediate Technology Development Group,

Bangladesh

Duration : 01 August 2000 to 30 December 2000

Job description :

� Conducting social surveys

� Compiling collected data and drafting report

� Analyzing data using the computer software SPSS and Microsoft Access

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7. Position held : Project Officer

Name of the Project : SHABGE-DFID Dinajpur

Address : South Chauliapatty (Kanchan Ghat Road)

Dinajpur

Employer : CARE Bangladesh

Duration : 18 July 1999 to 07 May 2000

Job description :

� Providing staff supervision, training and performance management

� Participating in the development, implementation and monitoring of on-

farm trials

� Ensuring proper application of monitoring and evaluation (M & E)

activities

� Facilitating project administration and finance procedures for thana

activities

� Dealing with partner organizations at different levels

� Reporting, networking and liaison

8. Position held : Project Officer

Name of the Project : LIFT Dinajpur

Address : South Chauliapatty (Kanchan Ghat Road)

Dinajpur

Employer : CARE Bangladesh

Duration : 18 October 1998 to 17 July 1999

Job description

� Providing staff supervision, training and performance management

� Participating in the development, implementation and monitoring of on

farm trials

� Ensuring proper application of monitoring and evaluation (M & E)

activities

� Facilitating project administration and finance procedures for thana

activities

� Dealing with partner organizations at different levels

� Reporting, networking and liaison

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9. Position held : Research Officer

Name of the Institution : DATA (Data Analysis & Technical Assistance)

Address : Lalmatia, Dhaka

Employer : DATA

Duration : 17 September 1998 to 15 October 1998

Job description

� Preparation of results of field works on regular basis

� Data collection, processing, statistical analysis using SPSS for Windows

and report writing

� Organizing training and workshops

� Preparation of training schedule for the staff and conducting training

10. Position held : Assistant Horticulturist

Name of the project : Urbara Krishi Khamar

Address : Gouripur, Mymensingh

Employer : Urbara Krishi Khamar

Duration : 20 April 1996 to 15 April 1998

Job description :

� Conducting experiments

� Preparation of nursery and nursery management

� Raising of seedlings

� Plantation of saplings

� Post plantation management

� Supervising the field staff and farm work

� Supervising the storage and marketing activities

� Coordinating training program

� Data collection, processing, statistical analysis and report writing

11. Position held : Research Fellow

Name of the project : Village and Farm Forestry of Bangladesh

Address : Bangladesh Agricultural University

Employer : Bangladesh Agricultural University (SDC’s Fund)

Duration 02 January 1994 to 29 March 1996

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Job description :

� Conducting experiments

� Preparation of nursery and nursery management

� Raising of seedlings and Plantation of saplings as well as post plantation

management

� Germplasm collection from different places

� Generation of tree management technologies in the experimental plots

� Basic research on propagation technology

� Homestead agroforestry model development

� Supervising the field staff and farm work

� Operating extension program to the rural people near the farm

� Coordinating training program

� Preparation of result of field work on regular basis

� Data collection, processing, statistical analysis and report writing

Computer literacy : � Microsoft Office (MS Word, MS Excel, MS

PowerPoint, MS Access, MS Publisher, MS

Front Page, MS Photo Editor, MS OneNote,

MS InfoPath, MS Groove)

� Lotus 1-2-3, dBASE IV, FoxPro and

QuattroPro

� Harvard Graphics

� SPSS for Windows, MSTAT, SAS

� Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator,

Adobe Page Maker, Adobe ImageReady,

Corel Draw and Quark Express

� Computer Troubleshooting (Hardware &

Software)

� Networking (LAN/WAN) Administration

� Database Software/ MIS Software

Development

� Programming with C++, Visual C++, Visual

Basic, Java

� Website Development

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Specific Areas of Expertise in Training:

1. Teaching /Training methodology

2. Visualization concept

3. Humor in training

4. Creative training/teaching techniques

5. Curriculum development process

6. Training needs assessment

7. Training/teaching materials development

8. Training follow-up

9. Qualitative monitoring process

10. Behavior change monitoring

11. Qualitative indicator setting

12. Qualitative report writing

13. Communication/Behavior change communication

14. Human transaction analysis and Ego management

15. Supportive supervision & on the job training

16. Project planning through Logical framework approach (Log-

frame)/Goal oriented project planning

17. Strategic planning

18. Future searching

19. Designing qualitative evaluation

20. Qualitative evaluation techniques

21. Facilitation techniques and process facilitation

22. Questioning skills

23. Meeting conduction

24. Team building/Team cohesion

25. Group maturity assessment

26. Phase-out plan

27. Participatory Reflection and Action (PRA)

28. Effective use of multiple channel for social mobilization

29. Problem solving approach

30. Lessons learning

31. Process documentation

32. Assessment of appropriate IGAs

33. Impact assessment process

34. Gender mainstreaming in development programs

35. Markets and livelihoods development

36. Market linkage establishment

37. Value-chain analysis

38. Human rights

39. Child rights

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Dissertations/Papers:

Micro-Credit Intervention and Its Effects on Empowerment of Rural Women: The

BRAC Experience. Bangladesh Research Publications Journal. ISSN: 1998-2003,

Volume: 2, Issue: 3, Page: 641-647, May – June, 2009. Jointly written with Dr.

Shahnaj Parveen, Professor, Department of Agricultural Extension Education, BAU.

Women Empowerment in Bangladesh: A Household Level Analysis. Thesis

Submitted as partial fulfillment for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in

Development Management.

Microfinance and Women Empowerment in Bangladesh: A Household Level

Analysis. Thesis Submitted as partial fulfillment for the degree of M.S. in

Development Studies.

Recruitment and Selection in Business Organizations: A Case Study on Madhupur

Food Products Ltd. Internship Report submitted to Royal University of Dhaka as

partial fulfillment for the degree of Masters of Business Administration in

Management.

Impact of Private Universities in Bangladesh. Report submitted to Royal University

of Dhaka as partial fulfillment for the degree of Masters of Business Administration

in Management.

Potentials of Pineapple and Jackfruit Processing in Madhupur Upazilla, with

Professor M. Burhan Uddin, for the DFID funded PPJP/REFPI Project, BAU.

Promotion of Household Food Security through Agro and Social Forestry. Jointly

written with Professor Dr. M. Abdul Haque, Department of Crop Botany, for the

SDC funded Village and Farm Forestry of Bangladesh Project, BAU.

Effect of Plant Growth Regulators on the Growth and Yield of Mustard (Brassica

spp.). Jointly written with Professor Dr. M. Nazrul Islam, Department of Agronomy,

BAU.

Morphological and Agro-ecological Studies of Common Weeds of Bangladesh.

Jointly Written with Professor Dr. Abdullah Al Mamun, Department of Agronomy,

BAU.

A number of Research papers in relation to women and development and

violence against women, especially domestic violence are under process to be

published in a number of national and international journals.

A number of Project Proposals developed for various local NGOs in relation to

fund raising of which most have been considered by the respective donors.

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A number of training curriculum and modules developed for various international

and local NGOs in relation to different development approaches like gender

mainstreaming in program, participatory development approaches, disaster

management, income generating activities, behavior change communication,

sanitation and hygiene, group savings and credit management, project

management, monitoring and evaluation, organic agriculture practices, poultry

and livestock rearing, aquaculture and capture fisheries, agro and social forestry,

environment management, human and women rights, disability in development,

child centered community development approach, logical framework

approach, fruit tree management, regenerative agriculture, entrepreneurship,

human resources management, non-profit management, market and marketing,

etc.

A number of research papers on project evaluation (mostly qualitative), baseline

surveys, feasibility studies and projects’ impact assessments, especially on

agriculture based rural development projects/programs, some of which are:

♦ Impact of Agro-processing Training by ITDG Bangladesh

♦ Development Potentials for Food Grain Sub-sector, ATDP II (USAID)/ The Louis

Berger Group

♦ Impact Assessment for CBR Project of Sight Savers International

♦ Review of the CBR Projects of RDSS and ABC

♦ Impact Assessment of CBR Program of Baitush Shorof Hospital Supported by

Sight Savers International

♦ Safety-net Study of Sight Savers International

♦ Report on Awareness Raising Program on Protecting Rights of Women Migrant

Workers in Overseas Employment organized and financed by UNIFEM

(Developed M&E part and edited the whole report)

♦ Impact Assessment of Child Centered Community Development Approach of

PLAN International

♦ Impact Assessment on 100% Sanitation Program of Urban Slum & Fringes

Project of CARE Bangladesh

♦ Impact assessment of the project titled ‘Integrated Development Approach

for the Extreme Poor (IDAEP)’ of Motivation, Awareness, Training and

Innovation (MATI) Bangladesh

♦ Evaluation of the Integrated Development Project of Sabalamby Unnayan

Samity (SUS) in Mohangonj, Barhatta and Purbadhala Upazilas under

Netrakona District

♦ Evaluation of LIFT-DFID project of CARE Bangladesh

♦ Feasibility Study of SHABGE-DFID project of CARE Bangladesh

♦

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♦ Baseline Survey of SHABGE-DFID project of CARE Bangladesh

♦ Baseline Survey of LEGAL project of RDRS

♦ Development of training module for Union Disaster Management Committee

of SHOUHARDO Program of CARE Bangladesh

♦ Report on Logical Framework Review Workshops of TLM Bangladesh

♦ Qualitative Evaluation of FSUP program of PKSF

♦ Qualitative Evaluation of REAL project of HKI

♦ Study Report on identification of potential IGAs for the adolescent boys and

girls of Meherpur District, SCF-USA

♦ Qualitative Evaluation of CAARP Project of Dak Diye Jai (DDJ)- WorldFish

Centre

♦ Qualitative Evaluation of Integrated Development Project of Gono Kallayan

Parishad (GKP)

♦ Development of two training modules on Business Group Formation for ILO

partner organizations (Translated from English documents of ILO to Bangla

and giving the modules to user-friendly state for the ILO partner organizations

in Bangladesh)

♦ Qualitative Data Analysis and Report on Pumpkin Market Assessment of

Practical Action Bangladesh and SHIREE-DFID

♦ Qualitative Mid Term Evaluation of ASPS II (BRTC/BAU), DANIDA and Planning

Commission, Ministry of Planning, Government of the Peoples’ Republic of

Bangladesh

♦ Qualitative Evaluation of Integrated Development Program (IDP) of Dak Diye

Jai (DDJ)

♦ Qualitative Evaluation of CAARP-II Project of Society Development

Committee (SDC)

♦ Feasibility study of Millennium Village Program of Motivation, Awareness,

Training and Innovation (MATI) Bangladesh

♦ Baseline Survey of Millennium Village Program of Motivation, Awareness,

Training and Innovation (MATI) Bangladesh

♦ Qualitative Evaluation of Integrated Development Program (IDP) of Bihango

Mohila Sangstha (BMS)

♦ Evaluation of LGSP-LIC Program of UNDP Bangladesh

♦ Training Report on ‘How to Access Market Information and Negotiate

Collectively’ for Traidcraft Exchange/UKAID

♦ Report on Market and Marketing of Welding Electrodes in Bangladesh for PHP

Group

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Writes frequently in the online newspaper http://www.sonarbangladesh.com,

mostly on the development and political issues of Bangladesh; recently published

one has been in English titled “Present Status of Bangladesh, Donor Dependency

and Our Politics” and another in Bangla titled ÒGKzk I gyw³hy‡×i †PZbv Ges Avgv‡`i

fwel¨Z cÖRb¥Ó.

Membership of Professional Bodies:

• Member, PRA Promoters’ Society (PPS)

• Member, Agriculturists’ Association of Bangladesh

• Member, Lions Club of Dhaka Capital

• Member, Advisory Board of Gono Kallayan Parishad (GKP), a national NGO

• Member, Advisory Board of Sultana Siraj Foundation (SSF), a national NGO

• Member, Advisory Board of Jhanjira Samaj Kallyan Sangstha (JSKS), a national

NGO

• Member, Advisory Board of Society Development Committee (SDC), a

national NGO

• Member, Advisory Board of Dak Diye Jai (DDJ), a national NGO

• Member of the following LinkedIn Groups where participate regularly on

discussions on international development relevant issues:

� Aga Khan Foundation Canada

� Agriculture & Agribusiness EUROPE

� American Educational Research Association

� American Evaluation Association

� Climate-Eval: Evaluation of Climate Change and Development

� Development & Training Services, Inc. (dTS)

� DevelopmentAid

� Devex – International Development

� e-Agriculture

� Eastern Evaluation Research Society

� Environmental Evaluators Network

� EuropeAid Contracts

� European Evaluation Society (EES)

� European Union Regional and Rural Development Participants

� Evaluation of Training and Courses

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� Evaluations, Strategies and Advice in Development, Governance,

Humanitarian Action & Human Rights

� Evaluators Group

� GRM International

� Holistic Approach to Sustainable Development (HASD)

� IBM SPSS Training Forum

� International Development Professionals

� M & E for Development Professionals

� Management and Development Consultants

� MDF Training & Consultancy

� MEsure – Monitoring & Evaluation Software

� MICROFINANCE GROUP

� Microfinance Professionals

� Monitoring & Evaluation Job/Consultancy

� Monitoring and Evaluation Professionals

� My M & E

� Ohio Program Evaluators’ Group (OPEG)

� Participatory Video for Development

� PCM Group, Project Coaches and Moderators, and its sub-group LFA

Workshop Moderators

� PM4DEV

� PM4NGOs

� Pro Poor Sustainable Economic Development

� Project Development and Implementation / Monitoring and Evaluation

� Rasch Measurement

� Recruitment and Job Opportunities in International Projects

� Research Methods and Analytics

� Research, Monitoring and Evaluation

� Rural Development Group

� Social Work Research and Evaluation Practice Group (SWREP)

� Society for International Development (SID)

� Technical Assistance Consultancy Network: EU, World Bank, Calls, Grants,

International Development

� The Evaluators’ Institute

� The Water Network

� Women and Development Issues

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References:

• Saber Hossain Chowdhury

Honourable Member of Parliament (Constituency No. 182, Dhaka-09)

Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh

Chairperson, Bangladesh Parliaments All Party Group on Climate Change

and Environment

First Vice President of Geneva based Inter-Parliamentary Union's (IPU)

Standing Committee on Peace and International Security

Member, Commonwealth Parliamentarian Association (CPA)

Member, Parliamentarians for Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Disarmament

(PNND)

E-mail: [email protected]

• Dr. Eva Friedlander

Research Associate, Anthropology Department

Hunter College, The City University of New York

&

Partner, Planning Alternatives for Change, LLC. P.O. Box 94859, Pasadena, CA 91109, USA

101 Clark St., Suite 19F, Brooklyn, NY 11201 USA

E-mail: [email protected]

Website: www.planningalternatives.com/id1.html

• Dr. Lars T. Soeftested

Owner and CEO, Supras Consult Norway

E-mail: [email protected], Cell: +47 908 23 006

Telephones: +47 381 49 045 (Office), +47 380 44 655 (Residence)

Address: P.O. Box 1600, NO-4688 Kristiansand, Norway

Web: www.supras.biz, www.supras.tel

I, the undersigned, certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, this CV

correctly describes me, my qualifications and experiences. I understand that any

willful misstatement described herein may lead to my disqualification or dismissal,

if employed.

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