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Bahauddin

Bahar 

An anthropologist with 12 years of academic and professional expertise in the Social Development (NGO) sector. He has advanced experiences in project management, freelance consultancy, research, content development, training, data, and team management on a large scale. Broadly his engagement areas are Humanitarian Response to the Rohingya Refugees, Climate Change Adaptation, Disaster Risk Reduction, Youth Development.

Professional Skills

  1. Critical Thinking
  2. Program Strategy, Leadership and Networking
  3. Budgeting, Contract Negotiation and Conflict Resolution
  4. Adaptability and Stress Management
  5. Knowledge and Data Management
  1. Communication Skills
  2. Learning & Documentation
  3. Public Speaking Proficiency.
  4. Proficient in SPSS, KOBO, Spreadsheet
  5. Website Management, WordPress & HTML.

Key Experiences

  • Experienced in working with Water Management issues.
  • Experienced in working with Post Disaster Rehabilitation (Alia, Hoar Flood).
  • Experienced in working with Health issues.
  • Experienced in working with Youth Networking.
  • Experienced in facilitating training and workshop as a master trainer of different network and platform.
  • Collaborative working experience with EU, MISERIOR, SIDA, DIAKONIA, BOTH ENDS, BRAC, EPLC, PRISMA European Network, PANAP, University of Helsinki, Finland, SAFE, Help Age International, Global Green Fund, GIZ.

Education and Training

Masters of Social Sciences | Anthropology | University of Rajshahi | 2011 | First Class.
-Won a research fellowship from BARCIK for Academic Dissertation.

Bachelor of Social Sciences | Anthropology | University of Rajshahi | 2010 | First Class.
-Awarded Hall Gold Medal for Academic Result

Partnership Management Guidelines and Procedures for CSO Partners | UNICEF | 2021

PSEA Reporting Mechanisms | UNICEF | 2021

Conflict Transformation | NETZ Bangladesh | Savar, Dhaka | 2019

Develop Mobile Data Collection KOBO Toolbox | RRC Bangladesh | Dhaka | 2019

Journal Publication and Conference Papers

  1. The marginalization of uncultivated plants in terms of market system and culture practices, published in Trinomul Uddog, BARCIK, January 2018. ISSN 2219-7729.

  2. Social and cultural impact and reactions of the natural resource’s dependent population of development program on a natural water body, published in Trinomul Uddog, BARCIK, January 2018. ISSN 2219-7729.

  3. Impacts of development projects on declining fresh water resources in coastal areas of Bangladesh. Published in Peoples’ Preface, Vol. 02, Issue 02, October 2018. ISSN 2520-7679

  4. Corporate Responsibility and Accountability towards Pesticides, sharing at International National conference by PANAP & CEDAC at Phnom Penh, Cambodia.”

  5. Introduction of Coastal Embankment & TRM Project and its impact on availability of drinking water in South Western Coastal Region– Organized by Dept. Anthropology Rajshahi University, 2011.

  6. Connection, Cooperation and Commitment – organized by BARCIK (Bangladesh Resources Center for Indigenous knowledge) in collaboration with Anthropology Alumni Association of Dhaka University, 2011.

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