Saferworld (www.saferworld.org.uk)
Saferworld is an international Non-Profit organization working to prevent conflict and build safer lives. It works with local people affected by conflict to improve their safety and sense of security, and conduct wider research and analysis. It uses this evidence and learning to improve local national and international policies and practices that can help build lasting peace. Its priority is people – it believes that e everyone should be able to lead peaceful, fulfilling lives, free from insecurity and violent conflict. As Programme Manager I have the following responsibilities:
• Setting project strategy in Pakistan
• Completed the donor mapping and local organisations mapping of Khyber Pukhtunkwa
• Presenting organization at various forums at national level.
• Supervising country programme fund and projects, managing country office.
• Conducted research e.g., Post 2013 election research study on public perception in FATA.
• Coordination with donors and key government stakeholders
• Taking lead role in in-country fund raising for Pakistan programme.
• Completed the Security risk assessment for Pakistan programme
• Supervising consultant hiring for different task
• Contributed to country strategy for 2014- 2017 for Pakistan programme

Handicap International (http://www.handicap-international.fr/)
Handicap International is an international solidarity organisation which works in situations of poverty or exclusion, conflict and natural disasters. Working alongside people with disabilities and people in vulnerable situations, the association takes action and speaks out in order to meet their essential needs and improve their living conditions. Handicap International is committed to campaigning to ensure their dignity is preserved and their fundamental rights upheld.”
As a deputy project manager my responsibilities included:
• Devised strategies and designing activities for building networks at the community level for the effective implementation of the project for the reduction of risk from landmine accidents
• Developed curricula and manuals for Emergency Mine Risk Education
• Devised framework for the Victim Assistance, Victim Inclusion, and livelihood for mine victims.
• Chaired Risk Education Working Group for initiating a dialogue on mines preventions and mines risk; and designing Mass Media Campaign on Mine Awareness including radio shows.
• Mentoring and capacity building of the Field teams
• Donors relationship

February 2009 to June 2011
Deputy Program Manager, Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)
Handicap International
As a Deputy Program Manager Wash my responsibilities covered:
• Ensured quality and implementation of the Water, Sanitation and Health project in flood affected areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
• Monitoring and evaluation of the activities.
• Guidance and training to the field teams and engineers.
• Donor reporting.
• Coordination of stakeholder meetings.
• Attending cluster meetings.

CARE is a leading relief and development international non-governmental organization fighting global poverty, committed to tackle underlying causes of poverty so that people can become self-reliant. CARE is often one of the first to deliver emergency aid to survivors of natural disasters and war and, once the immediate crisis is over, it helps people rebuild their lives.

As Program Officer on Education and Psychosocial Support I worked projects implemented in the flood affected areas of Sindh and Baluchistan for the rehabilitation, coordination and enhancing capacity building of local communities in the aftermath of the floods.
As Program Officer my key responsibilities included:
• Program and Project Management support
• Project proposal revision discussion with Care implementing partners and finalization of various reports.
• Coordinated with all partners on education and psychosocial project activities and report on completion and challenges.
• Developed mechanism for liaising and coordination between the head office, the field staff, the implanting partners and the community.
• Capacity building of implementing partners Human Resources
• Developed of implementation work plans and Monitoring framework and undertaking mmonitoring and evaluation of the projects
• Developed grant ideas and project proposals
• Financial and operational management

As Sector Supervisor of Mobilization Unit for Care International I supervised the Social Mobilization Teams in the earth quake affected area of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in order to achieve maximum results for the project as Livelihood; Infrastructure; Water and Sanitation; and Education.
As a Sector Supervisor my performed the following functions:

• Management of the Social Mobilization teams
• Development of the social mobilization units to support CARE’s multi-sector interventions
• Developed of social mapping of the earth quake affected areas
• Monitoring, Evaluation and Supervision of community mobilizers
• Monitoring of the process of Village Committee formation

Commissionerate for Afghan Refugees (UNHCR funded Project) (http://www.carkpk.org/) The commissionerate for Afghan Refugees was established in 1979 under the Federal Government to facilitate the Afghan Refugees who were crossing the international border and tool asylum in Pakistan. The main objective is to facilitate the afghan refugees in settlement in camp and work for their betterment at camp level.
As a village administration and repatriation officer, my role was to administer camp and management of overall administration and monitoring of all other projects which run for the betterment of Afghan Refugees at camp level, supervising the voluntary repatriation of Afghan Refugees in Iris Validation centers, coordination of protection cases with UNHCR.
As village administration and repatriation officer my responsibilities encompass:
• Assessed socio-economic conditions and requirements of Afghan Refugees and design of proposal for action to be taken to address these needs.
• Coordinated with UNHCR, INGOs and foreign delegations.
• Assisted and facilitating UNHCR, Social Welfare Cell staff and other foreign delegation to the area.
• Negotiation and liaison in between the community and the refugees in order to develop a peaceful living and working environment for both groups.
• Administrator in Earthquake affected area at the IDP camp in Mansehra under the supervision of Relief commissioner and supervise all the distribution and relief activities in emergency
• Monitoring Afghan Refugees at Schools and Basic Health Units at Camp Level in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and submit their weekly and for nightly reports to the Project Director of Afghan Refugees
• Provided information and briefing to different organizations cooperating with the Afghan commissionrate on repatriation.
• Collected data of Repatriation, analysis and report writing.
• Supervision and Administration of the Voluntary Repatriation Program of Afghan Refugees.
• Acting as liaison officer to facilitate foreign donor’s visitors
• Co-ordination of Protection Cases with UNHCR Protection Section.
• Provided of Weekly Briefings on Repatriation to concerned Media.
• As a Screening supervisor in UNHCR (received one month training):-