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CURRICULUM VITAE
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Staff of <name of the firm> 1. Family name: Ruiz Verona 2. First names: Jose Miguel 3. Date of birth: May, 05 1965 4. Passport holder: Spanish 5. Residence: Spain & Indonesia 6. Education:
Institution (Date from - Date to)
Degree(s) or Diploma(s) obtained:
European School for Environmental Studies & The Official Spanish Association of Forestry Engineers. Spain (http://www.estudiosmedioambientales.com) July 01, 2011 to Nov. 30, 2012
M.Sc Degree1
Major Subject: Water Management, Treatment and Reclamation
VanHall - Larenstein, University of Applied Sciences (this University is part of Wageningen University and Research Centre WUR), The Netherlands (http://www.vhluniversity.com/vhl-studies/bachelor.aspx) August. 01, 2001 to Sept.30, 2005 – Equivalent to BSc Honours Degree in the United Kingdom
B.Sc Degree2
Major subject: International Land and Water Management Engineering
The Bolivian's Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (National Program of Irrigation,
German GIZ and the Interamerican Development Bank IDB), Bolivia
(http://www.riegobolivia.org/programa.html?smodule=programs&page=1&parent=&parent
=9) March 3, 2000 to Nov.25, 2000
Design of Hydraulic Infrastructure
(Specialization course 240 hours)
Agricultural College (Vinterlandbruksskolen) Oslo- Norway; and The Sogn College of
Agriculture and Horticulture (“Sogn jorg og Hagebruksskolen”) – Aurland – Norway
(http://sjh.no - http://natur.vgs.no) Aug.18, 1987 to March 20, 1990
Agriculturalist (Agriculture college graduate – “Agronom
kurset”)
Other Trainings
CUAS – Cologne University of Applied Science UNEP – United Nations Environmental Programme GUPES – The Global Universities Partnership - 2015
Disasters and Ecosystems: Resilience in a Changing Climate
(10 weeks advanced course on innovation in disaster risk
reduction and Climate Change Adaptation through
ecosystem based approaches – not regret strategies)
University Simeon Cañas – El Salvador, Central America – 2001 Geographical Information System Tools for water basin
planning, rehabilitation and management
BOLHISPANIA , Bolivia – 1999 Use of participatory rural appraisal tools in development
projects
Breve Skolen – Norway 1988 Diploma in Organic Farming
Vinterlandbruksskolen – Norway-1988 Forest planning and sustainable management
7. Language skills: Indicate competence on a scale of 1 to 5 (1 - excellent; 5 - basic)
Language Reading Speaking Writing
Spanish 1 1 1
English 1 1 1
Portuguese 1 2 2
1 Masters’ Degree Thesis: Use of eco-technologies to enhance the environmental conditions of Mahmud and Dara Ulin villages at the upper part of the
Citarum Watershed, Java Island, Indonesia (research application knowledge as the methods to determine decentralized wastewater treatment systems for
effluent treatment and reclamation, sediment control, sludge treatment and stormwater management) 2 Bachelors’ Degree Thesis and colloquium: Treatment of vulnerable land to prevent Water Erosion and Water Logging in the province of Iturralde, Bolivia
(treatment of soil’s internal and external drainage problems, different form of water erosion and how to measure it and controlled by using bioengineering
measures).
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Bahasa Indonesia 4 3 5
8. Membership of professional bodies: International Water Association (IWA - www.iwahq.org). Membership # 01063302
9. Other skills: (e.g. Computer literacy, etc.) Advance proficiency in all Microsoft Office programmes; Cost Control (WINPACCS); geographical information system ¨GIS¨ (Arc GIS and ARC/INFO); hydrological and hydrodynamic modelling and sediments transportation (Arc Hydro and HEC - RAST), ); design of urban drainage systems (DREN-URBAN); open canals design (H - Canales); engineering design and drawing (AutoCAD): design and dimension of WSS (EPANETand water resources management modeling (AQUATOOL).
10. Present position: WASH Head of project and technical adviser/EU funded project: EuroAid DCI-FOOD/2012/308-855 11. Years within the firm: since March 4th, 2013 12. Key qualifications: (Relevant to the project) Practical and conceptual experience in management skills: team player, strong Asian Inter-cultural competence, desk paper work, partnership development, strategic country planning, program portfolio development and implementation, M&E (knowledge of ODA Evaluation methodology), report writing and human resources management. Practical and conceptual experience in water management: WASH-Integrated Water Cycle Management, water resource management, eco-hydrology, hydraulic modeling, hydraulic infrastructure planning, design and development, wastewater treatment and reclamation, river regulation and normalization measures, drainage and irrigation. Practical and conceptual experience in Community-Based Disaster Risk Reduction (structural and non-structural measures) & Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation: preparedness (climate & disaster risk and vulnerability assessment, early warning systems, risk and hazard map development, contingency plan); prevention and mitigation (grey and green infrastructure development- hybrid or ecological solutions with focus on IWRM, ICZM and SLM – not regret strategies), Climate Change Integration among sectors (adaptation mechanisms), emergency response and early recovery – Please refer to the underneath website to see one of my previous experience in DRR3. Practical and conceptual experience in sustainable land management, spatial planning and land evaluation (Land assessment and situation of analysis - GIS); zoning and land use spatial and participatory planning, territorial model development including policy and legislation; REED, sustainable agriculture, agroforestry/soil and water conservation; ecology and ecosystem restauration, protection (surveillance and law enforcement), capacity building and policy.
13. Specific experience in the region:
Country Date from - Date to
The Netherlands 10/ 2005 – 02/ 2006
Nicaragua Part 1: 11/1990 – 03/1991
Part 2: 01/1993 –10/1995
Bolivia Part 1 : 01/1996 – 04/2000
Part 2: 12/2004 – 06/2005
Part 3 : 03/2006 – 05/2006
Part 4: 10/2006 – 12/2006
El Salvador Central America 01/2000 – 06/2001
Colombia Part 1 : 02/2006 – 02/2006
Part 2 : 06/2006 – 06/2006
Indonesia, Cambodia, The Philippines and Vietnam 03/2007 – 06/2011
Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay 07/ 2011 – 02/2013
North Korea 03/2013 - onward
3 http://www.academia.edu/7990083/Estudios_de_vulnerabilidad_-
_riesgo_ambiental_y_obras_de_mitigaci%C3%B3n_y_prevenci%C3%B3n_de_desastres_en_la_sub-
cuenca_El_Tr%C3%A1nsito_R%C3%ADo_Grande_de_San_Miguel
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14. Professional experience
Date from -
Date to
Location Company& reference person (name & contact
details)
Position Description
March 2013 - onward
DPR of Korea Welthungerhilfe4/European Union Support Programme UNIT 4 http://www.welthungerhilfe.de Address: Friedrich-Ebert-Str. 1, 53173 Bonn, Germany Tl.: + 85023817250. Direct supervisor: Elke Gottschalk – Regional Director for South America and Asia. e-mail address: [email protected]
WASH Head of project and technical adviser
Project: Consolidation of Sewage Disposal Activities in Anbyon and Kujang cities. Project Features: Wastewater treatment and reclamation, piped sewage network development, safe drinking water supply, sanitation facilities, sewage sub product reutilization as fertilizers, utilities O&M, hygiene promotion, stormwater management, climate change adaptation, flood control and prevention (Hydraulic modeling and river channel stabilization/normalization) reporting, cost control and budget management, capacity building and institutional strengthening. Activities: (1) revision, adjustment and long-term planning of the overall project interventions/inception phase (inception and planning workshop) (2) Leading the project technical team (9 persons); (2) Provide technical assistance to the project technical team in different aspects project related; (3) Rehabilitation and upgrading of water supply systems; (4) Planning, design & implementation of Decentralized Wastewater Treatment System (DEWATS) including sewer conveying systems (condominium approach) and sludge treatment and utilization (neutralization and composting); (5) installation of sanitation facilities including latrines, indoor toilets and Community Sanitation Centers; (6) stormwater management (drainage); (7) Hydraulic modeling of mighty river channels and flood hazard maps development (100 years return period); (8) Establish together with the project technical team the basic data parameters and guidelines for decision support system; (9) Sediment balance assessment considering erosion and deposition processes; (10) Design and implement river regulation works for river channel stabilization and flood prevention (grey and green measures); (11) Develop training and outreach materials; (9) preparation of ToR, tender documents and conduct bids evaluation; (12) participating in the Humanitarian Country Team responding the ongoing drought emergency situation and forthcoming floods (contingency plan development with UN country team and other NGOs); (13) assuming WHH acting country director tasks for the time period March – July 15, 2015.
4 Awarded several times by PriceWaterHouseCoopers for its transparent reporting and outstanding communication
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July, 2011 to February
2013
Uruguay Spanish Agency For International Development Cooperation & Interamerican Development Bank Jesus Molina Vazquez, AECID Coordinator General. e-mail address: [email protected]
Technical Adviser in IWRM
Project: IWRM Master Plan for Uruguay Project Features: Uruguay National plan for integrated water resources management: ecosystem based climate change adaptation, hydraulic modeling and decision support system, hydrology, environment flow, institutional strengthening, water policy, long-term planning and feasibility study. Activities: Follow-up and provided technical assistance in the Development of an IWRM Master Plan for Uruguay, whereas the main performed activities were as follows: (1) Set up a National Plan for Adaptation to Climate Change for the Water Resources subsector, including: Definition of the main policy priorities of the country's water resources and the necessary programs for adaptation to climate change; Planning applications from water defined by watershed management in the conceptual framework of integration; Implementation Plan in the pilot Strategic Santa Lucia River Basin, considering among other things: hydraulic modeling and sediment balance assessment; (2) Strengthening of Monitoring of a Geographical Information System, determining the necessary information to build and / or continue to generate for integrated management of water bodies. With this component, an action plan defined to strengthen the GIS; and (3) Upgrade the Institutional Strengthening management needs to a system that prioritizes sustainability of water resources but which in turn responds to the users in a timely manner according to the times conditioned by the use to which it will give to the resource. This work was focus on the regionalization of the management and consolidation of the permanent structure of the Uruguay’s National Water Directorate, and strategy for adaptation to climate variability and change. Note: This project was funded by the Spanish Water and Sanitation Cooperation Fund
July, 2011 to February
2013
Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay
Spanish Public Company/Spanish Business Overseas (www.expansionexterior.es), attached to the Ministry for Economics and Competitiveness. Address:C\ Orense 58 28020 Madrid, España Tl. : + 34 91 210 07 62 Supervisor: Eduardo Vivo-Vice-director of the Water and Sanitation Department & Jesus Molina Vazquez, AECID Coordinator General. e-mail address: [email protected] [email protected]
Water and Sanitation Expert
Programme: Spanish Water and Sanitation Cooperation Fund (One Billion Euros Fund)
Programme Features: Provision of funds, technical assistance and monitoring for implementation of
program/project on Water management, WASH, Climate Change and Disasters Risk Reduction of water caused
disasters.
Activities: (1) Monitor and follow – up with the status of progress of the different programs funded by AECID; (2)
Provide Technical assistance to funded partners institutions in the fields of safe drinking water supply; disaster risk
reduction (DRR – water related disasters); watershed management including mitigation measures for gravidity
erosion and flood control and prevention; integrated water resources management (IWRM); Integrated Coastal
Zone Management for effective coastal zone management and protection; institutional strengthening, sanitation
facilities, hygiene promotion and investment plan development, implementation and monitoring; (3) Inter-
institutional relationship with local partner’s institutions, mostly government institutions; (4) Assessing and develop
designs including technical specifications for sanitation facilities, WSS, effluent collecting network, surface water
drainage systems, green infrastructures, sediment sampling programs, electromechanical treatment plants and
wastewater treatment/reclamation. (5) Procurement (ToR development, tender development and bids evaluation –
EU regulations and procedures are being applied). Under my responsibilities was the program ¨ Water Access in
Rural Communities for the territories states citizens of Alagoas and Pernambuco, Northwest of Brazil” (EUR 20
Million) awarded with the IADB and the Government of Mexico for promoting, disseminating and fostering best
practices in public policies, successfully applied in a proper water resources management (WRM).
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April, 2010 to June, 2011
Indonesia, The Philippines, Cambodia and Vietnam
United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Address: Jl. Galuh (II) No.5nKebayoran Baru Jakarta 12110 Regional Science Bureau for Asia and Pacific Tl : + 62 21 7399818 Supervisor: Dr. Hubert Gijzen, Director UNESCO for the Regional Science Bureau for Asia and Pacific- UNESCO e-mail address: [email protected]
Consultant for water management and environmental Sciences
Programme: Sustainable Water Management Improve Tomorrow´s Cities Health in Asia (SWITCH-in-Asia) Assignment features: Programs revision and reformulation; environmental and water resources assessment; project proposal development; climate change & DRR; partnership development; strategic planning; capacity building; articulate coordination and collaboration among the partners, partnership development and inter-institutional relation: donors’ identification. Activities: (1) Conduct in-depth analysis of the environmental situation of the water resources in the different locations of Cambodia, Philippines, Indonesia and Vietnam based on secondary data as well as data collected in the field, to identify the key issues in the field of Water Management and particularly in Urban Water Management; (2) Developed the following project proposals for climate change adaptation, awareness raising and capacity building; (3) Promoting of Learning Alliances as platforms for innovation and knowledge sharing and dissemination in the field of Urban Water Management, Southeast of Asia; (4) Consolidate the establishment of Citarum Learning Alliance focused on capacity building/awareness raising, technology & innovation and as a cross-cutting issues; environmental health, access to safe water for WS and irrigation, wastewater reclamation, coastal zone management in urban settings, green schools (small scale food production) and climate change adaptation and mitigation, IWRM. (5) Conduct technical and institutional consultation meetings as well as coordinating meetings with key-stakeholders, including NGOs and local communities.
April, 2009 - Sept. , 2010
The Philippines United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Supervisor: Dr. Robert LEE Deputy Director-UNESCO Jakarta & Head of Environmental Science Unit e-mail address: [email protected]
Consultant for water and land management.
Programme: Biosphere Reserves for Economic and Environment Security (BREES) Assignment Features: Search for a potential area for a Biosphere Reserve nomination, project proposal development, socio-environmental assessment of the target area included coastal zones, fauna and flora protection, identification of ecosystem restauration and management measures for the Biosphere Reserve establishment, identification of potential IGA to reduce environmental dependence and encroachment of the local people into the area, low enforcement, indigenous people rights, water and sanitation, others. Activities: (1) Conduct in-depth analysis of the environmental, economic, political, legal, policy and socio-cultural context, based on secondary data as well as data collected in the field (primary data), to identify the key issues regarding environmental sustainability and poverty alleviation in the Philippines. (2) This included conducting meetings with key stakeholders, desk study, and carried out a field visits to collect and analyze all relevant data for the development of a project document in the framework of BREES; (3) Conduct technical and institutional consultation meetings as well as coordination meetings with key-stakeholders, including NGOs, donor agencies and local communities to ensure project is in line with the local and national priorities and strategies. (4) Set up project proposals in the context of the BREES on Promoting Sustainable Development and Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation, considering measures for ecosystem restoration and livelihood activities to avoid enchantment in the park, for the coastal population.
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September, 2009 to March, 2010
The Philippines and Spain
University of Seville- Department of Physic and Geography – Faculty of Geography and History & Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Address: Pabellón de Brasil Avda de las Delicias S/N Sevilla 41013 Tl: +34 954551367 or 64 Supervisors: Fernando Días del Olmo-Lecture in Physic Geography & Jessica Munoz e-mail address: [email protected]/ [email protected]
Consultant for Costal Zones and Water Management
Programme: Sustainable Management of Coastal Resources in Bicol and Caraga Regions “SUMARCORE”
Assignment features: Socio-environmental assessment of coastal and littoral area, included the effect of Climate
Change Impact (Climate Risk Assessment), institutional capabilities and presence assessment, identification of
sceneries prone to disaster and prevention and mitigation measures, water balance, zoning and management
guidelines for ecosystems restoration and management, water basin outline, flow regime, sediment balance
erosion susceptibility assessment, shoreline advance retreat rate assessment and sediment sampling and analysis,
and prescription of structural and non-structural measures for the Albay Gulf (Coastal Zone Management Plan)
Activities: (1) Assess coastal dynamic from an environmental point of view, considering; coastal, fluvial and
terrestrial ongoing erosion processes (unsuitable practices carried out by human in the context of the coastal zone
and adjacent areas, existing climate condition with special emphases in rainfall distribution and rainfall intensity
tidal and inter-tidal process and others); (2) Carry out a water balance and identifying the major life zones and
their main agro ecological features considering climate factors, prevalence vegetation, currently and land use and
soil types. (3) Set up a Comprehensive Coastal Zone Management Plan and prescribed the restoration and
management guide lines for each one of the identified category.
June, 2008 to May, 2010
Indonesia International Animal Rescue and the Indonesian´s Ministries of Public Work and Forestry. Address: Curug Nangka, Kp.Sinarwangi, Ciapus, Bogor, Indonesia Tel:+62(0)2518389232 / Mob:+62(0)81318887263 www.internationalanimal rescue.org Supervisor: Karmele Llanos Sánchez- Veterinary Director Email address: karmele@internationala nimalrescue.org
Consultant for Water and Natural Resources Management
Project: Hydrological and Natural Resources Management at the Batutegi Dam´s Catchment Area, Project features: Water basin outlines and bio-physical and socio-economic assessment, water balance, water flow regime assessment, sediment balance/erosion susceptibility assessment, environment pollution, hydraulic infrastructure, siltation assessment, awareness raising, capacity building, law enforcement, forest protection, water dam bathymetry and structural assessment. Activities: (1) Define the physical conditions of the Batutegi Water Basin (area, perimeter, slope range, length factors, etc.); (2) Assessing the climate factors (precipitation rainfall – annual, means and maximum intensity - temperature, wind speed and relative humidity); (3) Propose management guidelines measurements to avoid erosion problems and adopt climate resilience measures (reforestation, forest protection, agroforestry), and reduce the annual sediment delivering index into the dam.
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April, 2008 to June, 2009
Indonesia Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)/ Spanish Embassy/Spanish Ministry for Foreign Affairs and Cooperation for Foreign Affairs and Cooperation Address: Agencia Española de Cooperación Internacional para el Desarrollo Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores y de Cooperación Avda. Reyes Católicos 4 28040 Madrid Supervisor: Cristobal Valdez Tel:+34 91 582 79 52 Fax: +34 91 583 82 19
Country Coordinator/ Representative and technical adviser in Water management and Rural Development
Programme: Spanish cooperation program for Indonesia Project features: provision of funds, country strategic planning, M&E, lliaise with different counterparts and inter-institutional relationship, programme portfolio development, quality oversight of all projects and programmers funded by AECID, technical assistant and advice, coordination and HR management. Activities: 1) Represent the Spanish Government in all related development cooperation issues before Indonesian´s Ministries, mainly the Ministry of Development and Planning (BAPENAS) and WB, ADB, UN multilateral organizations and Embassies; 2) Follow-up the process of R&R of Banda Aceh (after Tsunami) and Nias (after Earthquake); 3) Direct coordination with BRR to define priorities and guidelines to fund R&R projects in Banda Aceh and Nias; 4) Develop partnership with other important funding agencies (mainly EU members); 5) Represent the Spanish Embassy in the regular meetings held by the EU Development Counsellors, in the framework of the EUROPEAN UNION members states, contributing in the planning, evaluation and statistics drafting of the EUROPEAN COMISSION in Indonesia, as well as in any other issue leading to reflection of the own communitarian cooperation; 6) Assess project proposals for approval according to the priorities embodied in the Spanish Special Action Plan for Indonesia, aligned with the Indonesian Development Plan and the Spanish Cooperation Master Plan5; 7) Conduct field visits to hold meetings with the partner entities and monitor the execution of the various ongoing projects funded by the Agency: Ecosystem Restauration-REDD at Gunung Leuser National Park – UNESCO project, Disaster Risk Reduction, WASH and agriculture production implemented in Banda Aceh, Nias Island, North Sumatra and west Timor. Founded organization were: UN bodies (FAO, UNDP and UNESCO), and NGO (Care International, ACF, CRS, MdM, World Relief, Spanish Red Cross, etc.); and 10) Participate in different cluster meetings (climate change, environment, government decentralization process and good governance); and 8) participated in the development of project proposal UN joint programme leaded by UNDP ¨Promoting Climate Resilient Agriculture and natural resources management to improve Nutrition and income Generation from Available and New Resources¨, West Timor.
5 Funds assigned to Indonesian worth 8 Million of Euros. Sectors of priorities were; civil works reconstructions, water supply and sanitation, food security, environmental protection, agriculture, disaster risk reduction and others.
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April, 2007
to April,
2008
The Philippines Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation/ Spanish Embassy//Spanish Ministry for Foreign Affairs and Cooperation Address:
28-B Rufino Pacific Tower, 6784 Ayala Avenue 1200 Makati City (The Philippines) Tel: +632 848 9906 –08 ext. 113 Supervisor: Jesús Molina, Coordinator General (M.Sc), Coordinator General
Email address: [email protected]
Rural Development, Water Management and Environment Sector Expert.
Programme: Spanish Cooperation program for the Philippines
Project Features: Environmental and rural development, disaster cycle management, WASH and coastal zone management.
Activities: (1) Responsible for the technical team assigned to each program; (2) Strategic planning and program portfolio development (Climate Change, Watershed Management, Water basin Management, Irrigation Infrastructure Development, Water Supply and Sanitation, Wastewater Treatment/reuse, Agriculture and Coastal
Zones Management6), quality oversight of the projects considerate in the rural development and environment program and the financial management; (3) Provide technical support and expertise to the counterpart in the different on-going project funded by the agency; (4) assist and support technically the government of Albay province (Provincial Disaster Coordinating Council – PDCC) Bicol Region, in preparing a contingency plan for rapidly response in the event of disasters; rehabilitation and reconstruction plan for recovering after the typhoons occurred in 2006; carry out discussions for the introduction of the concept Disaster Cycle Management Approach for disaster risk reduction; conducting a risk and vulnerability assessment of volcano Mayong at its surroundings, including the modelling of some natural streams nearby the volcano, to identify possible points of overflow and heavy flooding; and (5) Development of concept note “Strengthening the Philippines’ institutional capacity to adapt to climate change”, which undertakes a comprehensive approach to climate change adaptation at the national and local levels by addressing information gaps, building national and local capacity, and piloting activities to improve coping mechanisms.
First part from April - May, 2006
Second part from October - December, 2006
Bolivia Technical Cooperation Office/ Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation/ Spanish Embassy//Spanish Ministry for Foreign Affairs and Cooperation Address:
Avda. Arce 2856 – LaPaz, Bolivia Casilla 4176 Tel: +59122433461 Supervisor: Juan Diego Ruiz- Deputy Director Email address: [email protected]
Consultant for Hydrology and Irrigation
Programme: Spanish Cooperation Program for Bolivia
Project Features: Water Basin outline, biophysics and socio-economic assessment, water balance, water flow
regime assessment, irrigation infrastructure; and irrigation mater plan.
Activities: (1) Technical assessment of hydraulic infrastructure used for irrigation in 5 municipalities of the Caine
communities association, located at the southern part of Cochabamba’s Department including structural, hydraulic
and siltation of primary and secondary canals, intakes structures, regulation structures, dams and water ponds; (2)
Hydrological study of El Caine watershed, comprising climate factors assessment, natural areas protection, water
basin morphometric assessment and available flow for irrigation (monthly routing hydrograph at the mainstream
outlet). (3) Set up an Irrigation Master Plan for a Municipalities Association.
6 Under my responsibility fell the project “Sustainable Management of Coastal Resources in Caraga and Bicol Regions (SUMACORE)”, implemented by the Philippines’ Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR)
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First part
from
Feb 2 to
Feb 09
,2006 Second part from June 17 to June 26,2006
The Netherlands and Colombia
Alterra Institute, Wageningen University. Address:
Post Box 47, 6700 AA Wageningen (0289) Tel: 00 31 912687142 http://www.alterra.wur.nl Supervisor: Ir. Gerben Gerbrandy (M.Sc), project director
Email address: Gerben.Gerbrandy@wu r.nl
Consultant for Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM).
Project: Post Degree in Integrated Water Resources Management.
Main project features: Together with the university lectures and a group of expert coming from the University of
Wageningen, The Netherlands, developed a study programmes for a Post Degree IWRM and delivered trainings to
improve the capabilities of the lectures in different subjects related to IWRM
Activities: (1) set up a curriculum and introduced to the University Regulatory and Superior Councils, Faculty
Committee and Ministry of Education for approval; (2) Developed in full the minimum contents for each study
subject proposed in the Study Plan (hydraulics under pressure and free surface, hydraulics structures, sediment
control and management, applied hydrology, water basin zoning, rehabilitation and management, soil and water
conservation, coastal zone management, fluvial hydraulics, hydraulics resources planning and systems analyzing,
water and environment regulations and legislation, hydraulic system economy, etc.); (3) search reference literature
for each one of the subject contained in the Study Plan; (4) prepare the study modules for its implementation; (5)
define mechanisms to measure the achievements leaning process of the students; and (6) deliver trainings to the
lectures of the Choco University in applied hydrology, design and develop of water basin rehabilitation and
management plans and soil and water conservation.
Oct 2005 to Feb 2006
The Netherlands VanHall-Larenstein, University of Applied Sciences Address: Larensteinselaan 26a: Post Box 9001, 6880 GBVelp-The Netherlands. Tel: 00 31 26 3695879 Supervisor: Ir. Hans van Den Doo, Department’s coordinator Email address: J.T.vandenDool@larens tein.nl
Lecture Project: Major River Delta Management.
Project Features: lecturing, survey methodology, disaster management cycle and coastal zone management.
Activities: Preparing and deliver lectures in visual problems appraisal, DRR, climate change and flood control and
prevention.
December 2004 to June 2005
Bolivia NGO Kürmi Cochabamba
Address:
Avda Papa Paulo 426, Esq. Anival Capriléz.
Parque Incacollo – Cochabamba Bolivia Tel: 00 591 44539635 Supervisor: José Cerruto, organization’s director.
Consultant for Natural Resource Management (NRM)
Project: Q’uorimayo Sub-river basin restoration and management program Project Features: River basin outlines, bio-physic and socio-economic assessment, rehabilitation and management plan, water balance, water flow regime, sediment balance and erosion susceptibility assessment, forest management and regeneration, environment health assessment, others. Activities: (1) Set up a Baseline for the Q'uorimayo sub-river basin, by carry out a participatory socio- environmental survey, with the major focus on the natural resources situation and the way in which the local inhabitants and communities made use of their natural surroundings; (2) Conduct hydrologic assessment of the sub-river basin catchment area. (3) Sediment balance assessment; (4) Develop a Restoration and Management Plan for the aforementioned Sub - river basin based on sustainable use of its natural resources, including a zoning plan and the management guidelines for each one of the designed zone; (5) Coordinate and supervising the overall conducted activities by the team assigned to the project
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February 2000-February 2001
El Salvador and Bolivia NGO International Solidarity – EU funded project Address:
C/Jaen,13, (Local), 28020 Madrid Spain Tel: 00 34 915986290 Supervisor: Inmaculada Gomez, organization’s coordinator. Email address: [email protected]
Program coordinator and technical adviser for Water Management and Sustainable Agriculture.
Various projects
Environmental Sanitation of the El Borbollón community and Jocotal Lake, part of the Central American Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Program (PRACC) after the Mitch Hurricane, funded and implemented by the European Union (EU funded project)
Reducing the vulnerability of the El Transito Sub-river Basin population to disasters.
Management and Rehabilitation of the Sub-river Basin El Transito and the South Slope of the Chaparrastique Volcano (El Salvador)
Small scale irrigation schemes for the Ayopaya’s indigenous communities (Bolivia) Project features: Disaster preparedness, mitigation and prevention, Climate Change, resilience agriculture , WASH, soil and water conservation including agroforestry on sloping areas, irrigation, Activities: (1) Planning, coordination, monitoring and implementation of the overall project´s activities, (2) Designing and implementation of safe drinking water supply systems; (3) irrigation infrastructure development, (4) small scale decentralized wastewater treatment systems, (5) stormwater management infrastructures for climate resilience (flood control and prevention), (6) watershed management; (7) disaster risk mapping and assessment.
October 1996 to January 2000
Bolivia Centre for Culture Defence (CEDEC), Canarian
Cooperation and Medicusmundi
Avda. Villazon nº 1970, Pizo 4º oficina 7,
Postbox 6823 Tel/fax: + 5912325503 Supervisor : Adiva Izaguirre, Director
Email address :
Head of the Projects Department, and project Coordinator and Technical Adviser for sustainable agriculture
Various projects
Center for Agro-ecological Research at the Bolivian’s Hyper Humid Amazonia.
Enhancing the Agricultural Production to support the immigrant farmers coming from the Highland
Assisting the victims of the floods in El Bani and North of La Paz (ECHO funded project)
Project Features: land use spatial and participatory planning, agroforestry, forestry management, sustainable
agriculture, flood response-DRR, complementary, irrigation, assessment and early response.
Activities: (1) Project portfolio development in the fields of sustainable Agriculture, resilience agriculture for climate
change adaptation, flood emergency response, and natural resources/environmental Management. (2) Strategic
planning, coordination and implementation of the overall projects activities in collaboration with the technical team.
(3) Conduct participatory landuse planning with the local farmers; and (4) Flood assessment and assistance to
victims of flooding in the El Beni and North of La Paz Department.
November, 1990 to April, 1991 - January, 1993 to December, 1995.
Nicaragua The Norwegian International Development Agency
"NORAD" (Norway)/Farms Union "UNAG"
(Nicaragua) Address:
Plaza de Espana, 1 cuadra abajo,
Managua, Nicaragua. Post Box 2090 Tel: 00505664119 Supervisor: Raúl Lennin, adviser of The Norwegian International Development Agency (NORAD) Juan Francisco Prendiz, President of the Steering Committee – UNAG, RIVAS.
Project coordinator and Technical Adviser for Integrated Agriculture and Irrigation.
Project: Forestry and sustainable agriculture in the Rivas Department
Project features: sustainable resilience agriculture production, irrigation, forest protection and regeneration, soil and water conservation, agroforestry, capacity building and instructional strengthening.
Activities: (1) coordinating and supervising the local team; (2) planning and follow – up the implementation of the different activities comprised in the projects; (3) generating training materials and delivering workshops; (4) providing technical support to the technical team; (5) budget control and reporting and (7) newsletter development.
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15. Other relevant information (e.g., Publications) Numerous publications: Seminars and Conferences participant:
Techniques of Rural Participatory Assessment in Development projects. This training was leaded and delivered by the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation "AECID" and BOLHISPANIA - Bolivia, 1999.
Participated in the Consultative Workshop Regional Experience and Experts to assess the Global Handbook for Urban Flood Risk Management. The Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery (GFDRR) and World Bank. Indonesia (2011). (http://gfdrr.org/gfdrr/sites/gfdrr.org/files/publication/World_Bank_Cities_and_Flooding_Guidebook.pdf)
Participated in the UNESCO´s Second International Symposium on Building Knowledge Bridgesfor Sustainable Water Future (UNESCO International Hydrological Programme Hydrology for the Environment life and Policy –HELP (2011). (http://www.cich.org/publicaciones/Proceedings-HELP-2011.pdf).
37th WEDC International Conference “SUSTAINABLE WATER AND SANITATION SERVICES FOR ALL IN A FAST CHANGING WORL” Sept. 2014– Loughborough University & Vietnam’s University of Civil Engineering (NUCE) - http://www.wedcconference.co.uk/
Seminar and Conference organizer or speaker:
Mass media conference on mitigation and prevention of disasters, emerging from a combination of vulnerability, risks and hazard factors. Conference organized by El Salvador Ecological Unit and Oikos El Salvador (2000).
Key resource person and facilitator in the Gender and Development workshop for Asia and Pacific: Proposal for Regional Strategy held from November 12th – 17th, 2007 in Manila, The Philippines.
Organize and promoted the Citarum Learning Alliance in the framework of the UNESCO´s flagship programme SWITCH-in-Asia and the Indonesian´s Public Work Ministry major project Citarum River Basin normalization, Indonesia (2011). (http://www.switch-in-asia.org/Learning%20Alliance/SWITCH%20LA%20Indonesia-%20Inception%20meeting%20report.pdf).
Introduced Soft - technologies for wastewater treatment and reclamtion, in the framework of the first Latin-American’s seminar on water access, use and purification for family - farming, Water with Quality and Equity (www.seminariolatinodeagua.com.), held on the 22nd and 23rd of May, 2012
Publications:
Contributed in the development of the document "Study of Vulnerability, Environmental Risk and Mitigation Works at the sub-river basin of El Tránsito, El Salvador, (2001)¨ (http://abaco.uca.edu.sv/opac/verdetalle.php?idobra=95816).
Article for the Citarum River Basin Road Map leaded by the Asian Development Bank (¨ADB¨), in partnership with the National Planning and Development Agency (BAPPENAS) and the Ministry of Public Work (PU) about the UNESCO´s project Ecological and Eco-hydrological solutions for Sustainable Management of Citarum RiverBasin Oxbows, Indonesia (2011). (http://en.citarum.org/node/242).
Contact Details:
Permanent Address: JL Moch. Kanfi, 1, JL. Kemenyan RT 008/RW 03 #47 Tigangur Jakarta Selatan, 12630 Indonesia/ Avda. Italia # 23, Playa del Ingles 35100 – Spain.
Work address: Munhungdong, Deadonggang P.B. 210, Pyonyang - Democratic People Republic of Korea (DPRK)
Tel : + 861065442378
Fax : + 85023817249
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References:
Regina Feindt
Nepal Rehabilitation Programme Coordinator
Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e.V.
Kupondole Height (opp. Hotel Summit), Lalitput-1
Patan City, Kathmandu Valley/ Nepal
Mobile: +977 981 0120521
Email: [email protected]
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Jesús Molina Vazquez
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Senior Adviser Climate and Environment
Division of Policy and Strategy
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