Mission Statement: Provide Ukrainian NGOs with Safety & Security Coordination
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The Humanitarian Safety / Security Network In Ukraine |
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Mission Statement: Provide Ukrainian NGOs with Safety & Security Coordination |
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About HSNU Mission Statement : Provide Ukrainian Humanitarian Workers with Safety & Security The founders of HSNU have decades of experience working in security coordination for NGOs, as well as experience working for NGOs. We do not just write reports telling people what to do. We will work hand in hand with Ukrainian NGOs providing advice and on the ground support for Ukrainian humanitarian workers. |
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| J. Andrew Pendleton Consultant - Former UN and INGO Head of Office. UN/INGO Security Coordinator. Experience with UNOCHA, UNHCR, UN WFP. and nine years in Senior INGO roles. School for International Training Rockville, Virginia, United States Over thirty years of experience in humanitarian emergency program management. Over twenty-seven years in senior UN coordination roles serving as head of office, Area Security Coordinator, and principle liaison officer for host governments. Seven years working with INGO mostly as Head of Operations and COP. Twelve years in UN OCHA, nine years in UNHCR, and eight years in UN WFP. Extensive responsibility in strategic and operational UN – NGO inter-agency coordination and security coordination. In-depth knowledge of disaster contingency preparedness and planning. Years of experience working with refugee and IDP. Food and commodity distribution, pioneered the practical use of demined land, devised early approaches to community development in post conflict countries, civil military liaison expert. Successfully engineered transitional relief to recovery Continuums in Darfur, Uganda, and Cambodia. I also have experience in fund management and NGO partner project monitoring/evaluation. I have gained humanitarian working experience in Cambodia, Thailand, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Sierra Leone, Laos, Zambia, Liberia, Northern Uganda, Mongolia, Ethiopia, Iraq, Pakistan, Afghanistan, South Sudan, Darfur, and the USA.Over thirty years of experience in humanitarian emergency program management. Over twenty-seven years in senior UN coordination roles serving as head of office, Area Security Coordinator, and principle liaison officer for host governments. Seven years working with INGO mostly as Head of Operations and COP. Twelve years in UN OCHA, nine years in UNHCR, and eight years in UN WFP. Extensive responsibility in strategic and operational UN – NGO inter-agency coordination and security coordination. In-depth knowledge of disaster contingency preparedness and planning. Years of experience working with refugee and IDP. Food and commodity distribution, pioneered the practical use of demined land, devised early approaches to community development in post conflict countries, civil military liaison expert. Successfully engineered transitional relief to recovery Continuums in Darfur, Uganda, and Cambodia. I also have experience in fund management and NGO partner project monitoring/evaluation. I have gained humanitarian working experience in Cambodia, Thailand, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Sierra Leone, Laos, Zambia, Liberia, Northern Uganda, Mongolia, Ethiopia, Iraq, Pakistan, Afghanistan, South Sudan, Darfur, and the USA.
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Wallace Richard Rowat The Rowat Computer Group
(RCG), Montreal - Current (Nobel
Peace Prize - MSF 1999) |
Related Training Concordia University 1988
Automotive Mechanics Certificate Certificate - FIA, CASC, SCCA, IMSA sanctioned. Training in the driving of Formula racing cars at Le Circuit, Mont Tremblant. |
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