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Pakistan
2001-2003 - Cohort 10
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Asad Sumbal is now working in the Asian Development Bank, Manila, Philippines. Hw is looking after public financial management issues in the Central and West Asia region. With projects and programs in Armenia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Pakistan, Asad frequently travels and meets with government officials in these countries.
Before joining here he was working as the Project Coordinator of a Technical Assistance Grant of ADB to the Punjab Government for structural reforms in a comprehensive development framework. This deals with fiscal and financial management reform, poverty focussed initiatives, procurement reform and general reforms across the board leading to good governance and poverty reduction. He is responsible for developing TORs, monitoring and supervising consultants and reviewing outputs as well as coordination between various government organizations related to the TA activities. Currently Asad is working with ADB on deputation from Government of Pakistan. Asad is a career public servant with a mix of policy development as well as implementation experience. He has served as Assistant Commissioner, Deputy Commissioner, and Deputy Secretary to Chief Minister, Project Director of Education Program, Deputy and Additional Secretary Finance as well as National Coordinator on Child Rights with UNICEF Pakistan with the mandate to assist the Ministry of Women Development and Social Welfare to prepare for the UN General Assembly Special Session on Children in May 2002. He is interested in issues of governance, health, education, gender and poverty alleviation. Asad is a planner by training and holds a masters in regional planning form University of North Carolina and masters of english from Government College Lahore. |
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Francophone Africa
2010-2011 - Cohort 16
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Asbagui Malak Honoré is born on February 20, 1981 at Moundou. He is a holder of Master in English at the University of N’Djamena-Chad in 2011. Asbagui Malak Honoré has been successively Director and in Charge of English courses with Enlish language Initiatives Chad Association and Willinh Heart International. He was the responsible University Catholic Center and English Teacher at World Health Organisation, at the International Tchado-Turc Private College, at ‘’Centre Etoile’’ College and at Georges Washington International Academy School. Tranlator at the MINURCAT since 2010, Asbagui Malak Honoré is also a researcher at Sciences and Techniques Institute of Abeche in Chad.
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Indonesia
2006-2007 - Cohort 12
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DR. ASCLEPIAS R. S. INDRIYANTO likes reading, enjoys music, and is keen on travelling. Her nickname is Ami. She received both her PhD and Master of Arts in Economics from University of Hawaii at Manoa in 2002 and 1992 respectively, and Bachelor in Mathematics from Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB) in 1987.
She started her career as an energy consultant of PT. Resource Development Company in 1994. Ami has been part of the Global Women’s Leadership Network based in Santa Clara University, California-USA, since 2005. She is an energy expert for the Board of Commissaries of the State Electricity Company in Indonesia since 2006. Her most recent engagement is as a part time faculty at the Sampoerna School of Business Management ITB, Jakarta. Ami is interested in various issues related to energy development and utilization. As the Executive Director of the Indonesian Institute for Energy Economics (IIEE) since 2003, she leads the IIEE team in conducting research on energy policies and implementations. The team also continuously cultivate their own energy database and computer model depicting the Indonesian energy system that has been used to support their independent reviews on Indonesian energy affairs. Electricity sector has been one of their main attentions. Their research topics include, but not limited to, electricity system planning, electricity access, role of primary energy in the electricity generation, and implementation of governance in decision-making process in the sector. She encourages the IIEE team to link their energy economics knowledge with sustainable development perspectives and climate change concerns such that inter-temporal issues are taken into account when addressing current challenges. Based on these views, the team is initiating a research about energy insecurity in Indonesia. The IIEE is an organization established in 1995 with the objectives to enhance the development of energy economics as a body of knowledge and its application to support the utilization, development and conservation of scarce natural and energy resources in Indonesia. IIEE publishes a periodical entitled ‘the Indonesian Energy and Economic Review’ intended to share information and increase public awareness on energy issues in Indonesia. |
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Indonesia
1998-2000 - Cohort 7
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Asep Sugih SUNTANA is a representative of The Indonesian Ecolabeling Institute (LEI) for North America Region. Prior to the position, he was a Deputy Director of the institute. LEI is an accreditation body and is developing and institutionalizing sustainable natural resources management certification system in Indonesia. This performance-based certification system will indicate that a natural resource management unit has met criteria of sustainability. In 1993, he joined the Institute's forerunner, the Working Group for Ecolabelling, when it was first established and helped secure the group's formal recognition as an independent entity.
Currently, Asep Suntana is pursuing a PhD at the College of Forest Resources at University of Washington at Seattle, Washington - U.S.A. While pursuing his study, he is also working as an associate researcher at Forest Systems and Bio-Energy Program at University of Washington and as a research fellow at Institute of Natural and Regional Resources (INRR) of Bogor Agricultural University - Indonesia. Asep Suntana is a forester by training (he has a BSc/sarjana degree in forestry from Bogor Agricultural University - Indonesia) and is a professional member of the Society of American Foresters (SAF) as well as PERSAKI (Association of Indonesian Foresters). He has an M.A. degree on Sustainable International Development from the Heller School for Social Policy and Management at Brandeis University, Massachusetts - USA. Asep has actively involved in many social activities such as at NGO coalition on Agrarian and Natural Resources Management Reforms, FKKM (National Forum on Community Forestry), and RMI-The Indonesian Institute for Forest and Environment. He also had involved in writing process of forestry sector of the Agenda 21, a collaborative project of UNDP and State Ministry of Environment of Indonesia. |
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India
1999-2001 - Cohort 8
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Asha RAMACHANDRAN is a Special Correspondent with Delhi bureau of The Statesman. Apart from Environment, she mainly reports on economic issues, including Finance, Commerce, Industry and Civil Aviation. Her writings cover major policy issues of the government as well as events related to environment. She was previously Coordinator of Down To Earth, an environment and science fortnightly brought out by the Centre for Science and Environment. Prior to this, she was a senior environmental correspondent with the economic division of Press Trust of India, a leading news agency, which she joined in 1986. In a previous position at the news agency, she coordinated the features division and wrote a number of articles exploring crucial environmental issues from a cross-section of perspectives. She has a bachelor's degree in botany, zoology and chemistry. Her diploma in news agency journalism is from the Indian Institute of Mass Communication. She also holds an Advanced Diploma in French from the Delhi University and Alliance Francaise.
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Pakistan
1997-1999 - Cohort 6
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Possessing a Masters in Economics from Punjab University, Mr. Khokhar has over seven years of experience in working with various international NGOs. These include the Population Council and Hagler Bailey Inc. (energy and social sector research and development consultancy) for whom he undertook operational research on issues of population dynamics and family planning in Pakistan. He has also worked on a number of research studies funded by USAID, the World Bank and UNICEF. Since 1995, Mr. Khokhar has been associated with the Ghazi Barotha Development Organization as Program Officer. His work includes the provision of advocacy to the affected communities for their land compensation and resettlement rights. In addition, his work involves monitoring, evaluation and report writing on social and environmental issues. Mr. Khokhar also coordinates with other agencies to ensure the implementation of mitigation plans and works for the promotion of participatory development for the sustainable social and environmental uplift of communities, focusing particularly on vulnerable social groups. Mr. Khokhar hopes to strengthen his understanding of national and global environmental issues and increase his knowledge of related subjects. As a result, he will be able to expand his responsibilities and involvement in hydropower projects, resulting in the improvement of its impact on environment and development in a particular area.
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Pakistan
1998-2000 - Cohort 7
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Dr. Uzma holds a Masters degree in Public Health in Developing Countries from the University of London, UK. She received her MBBS degree from Fatima Jinnah Medical College. Dr. Uzma currently works as a Basic Health Specialist in the UNDP-sponsored Area Development Program, Balochistan. Here she is responsible for preparing consultancy reports on various environmental issues. Previously, she worked on rural development projects with the Balochistan Rural Support Programme (BRSP). Dr. Uzma has done freelance consulting for WWF-Pakistan. She was a Community Development Specialist with the Northern Areas Project for Halcrow-Pakistan and a Women in Development Specialist for the UNDP. She has participated in a number of trainings and workshops dealing with management, public health issues and human resources.
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Canada
2008-2009 - Cohort 14
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Ashley’s job as the Sustainability Coordinator involves managing the Sustainability Office on St. George Campus. She coordinates the development of information and measures components of the Strategic Plan; supervising, assigning and reviewing work assignments for the work-study students, volunteers, students and casual employees. Ashley is also responsible for drafting detailed grant applications including budgets and narrative and financial reports to grant agencies; coordinating the budgeting and financial activities for the Sustainability Office; creating and updating several technical and research databases; recruitment, orientation and administration of students for summer and part-time positions and organizing outreach activities, workshops and press conferences.
Ashley got involved in the issue of environment and sustainable development during her undergraduate degree in Engineering. She was able to work with the Sustainability Office as part of her thesis – a project looking into the potential for solar water heating on the campus. Ashley has her Bachelor’s degree in Engineering Science- Infrastructure from the University of Toronto, and is currently working on her Masters degree in Civil Engineering: Collaborative Program in Environmental Engineering. |
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India
1999-2001 - Cohort 8
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Ashok C. TANURKAR is Project Director of Centre for Geoinformatics Application in Rural Development (C-GARD), Ralegan Siddhi, in Ahmednagar district of Maharashtra. C-GARD is one of the 6 centres in India established by the National Institute of Rural Development (NIRD), Hyderabad, with financial support of the Ministry of Rural Development, Govt. of India. This centre is operated by Prakriti Foundation, an NGO headed by Mr. Tanurkar.
C-GARD’s mandate is to develop Geoinformatics applications in rural development and provide development alternatives / scenarios and Spatial Decision Support System for rural applications. This centre caters to the needs of Govt. departments, NGOs, CBOs and Panchayati Raj Institutes, which are working as project implementing agencies (PIAs) in the rural development sector. Prakriti Foundation has worked for execution of drought-proofing program in Yevatmal district of Vidarbha region, revival of traditional irrigation-tank system in Nanded district of Marathwada region and capacity building of Govt. and Non-govt. functionaries of watershed projects in GIS and Remote Sensing. Prakriti Foundation gives field support to NGOs and CBOs and assists them in preparation of action plans for watershed development and management. Previously Mr. Tanurkar worked with Hind Swaraj Trust at Ralegan Siddhi for 10 years as Project Coordinator for watershed management and as Course Coordinator for training to field workers, GO/NGO functionaries and farmers. He implemented about 10 projects in the village through villagers’ participation. He is also interested in organic farming and environmental education. He has contributed a paper to a book published by the International Institute for Rural Reconstruction, Philippines, and OIKOS, New Delhi. He has been felicitated by the Center for Science and Environment, New Delhi, for development and study of India's traditional water harvesting systems. He has also been felicitated twice by Ralegan Siddhi Parivar for his contribution to the village development. His educational background is in mechanical engineering. |
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India
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Patron of LEAD India
Dr Ashok Khosla has, been the President of Development Alternatives, an NGO working in the field of Appropriate Technology, environmental management, policy advocacy etc. since 1983. Currently, he is the President of Technology and Action for Rural Advancement (TARA), New Delhi, President of People First, New Delhi and Secretary General of People's Commission on Environment and Development, New Delhi. Dr Khosla obtained the School certificates at 'O' and 'A' levels from St. Lawrence College, UK. He has done his BA (Hons), MA (Natural Sciences) from Cambridge University, UK, and A.M. Ph.D (Experimental Physics) from Harvard University, USA. From 1963 to 1971 he was a Resident Tutor in Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. From 1972 to 1976, he was a Director in the Office of Environmental Planning and Coordination under the Ministry of Science and Technology, GOI, New Delhi. From 1976 to 1982, he worked with United Nations' Environmental Programme, Nairobi. He has been awarded Global 500 Roll of Honour of the United Nations order of the Golden Ark of the Netherlands. |
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Europe
2010-2011 - Cohort 16
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Indonesia
2008-2009 - Cohort 14
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Asikin Chalifah (Asikin) works as Head of Food Security Agency on Yogyakarta. His works deals with food security issues and agriculture including food availability, food distribution, food diversification, and food insecurity (early warning system). He was graduated from Faculty of Agronomy, University of Jendral Sudirman, Central Java.
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Commonwealth of Independent States
1992-1994 - Cohort 1
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Asiya Ibrogimovna TURENIAZOVA is a researcher at the Institute of Ecology of the Karakalpak Branch of the Uzbek Academy of Sciences. As a member of LEAD, she hopes to promote an interdisciplinary approach to sustainable development. She plans to work on a Geographic Information System for the Aral Sea region, and to further study the causes and consequences of Aral ecological catastrophe. She enjoys cooking, travelling and art. Her Ph.D. in physics and mathematics is from Samarkand State University.
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Francophone Africa
2000-2002 - Cohort 9
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Assa Souko KEITA is Gender - Civil Society advisor in SNV Mali. She is working on gender issues in Mali, by strengthening local dynamics about improving women status. Before she worked at OMAES on a programme devoted to strengthening civil society capacity in lobbying. she has been olso responsible for the AWLAE program, a program in Mali promoting African women in agriculture and environment. She has attended many workshops and training seminars related to agriculture and environment, notably on Entreprise management, gouvernance, leadership and technologies related to the transformation of fruit and vegetables. She graduated with a degree in the technology of milk treatment.
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Indonesia
2006-2007 - Cohort 12
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Assistia was born in Bandung in April 30, 1958. Prior to joining PT PLN Persero, the only electricity company in Indonesia in 1984, she was working as a consultant for a geological consultant firm. She started her career with PT PLN (Persero) as junior staff engineer, dealing with studies in the area of rural electrification. Her next engineering career involved her in the role of design supervisor for hydro power plants and other generation plants. In the early ninety nineties, her interest in the area of engineering moved towards environmental protection aspects for all of PLN’s projects.
In her mid career in 1995, she was assigned with a very strategic and important task, which involved facilitating a team for renegotiating Power Purchase Contract, between PLN and third parties. The third parties consist of foreign investors, export credit agencies, banks and also foreign government agencies. As an outcome of the renegotiation processes, the team finalized 27 power purchase contracts. After this special assignment, in 2003 she was appointed as the Deputy Director for the Executive Development of the Human Resources Department. Her area of responsibility in this position deals with career development, employee recruitment, and training & development of employees. She remains in this position until present time. Assistia graduated in 1984 from Bandung Institute of Technology, majoring in geological engineering. She took her second degree at Murdoch University in Western Australia and got her MSc. Degree in Environmental Science in 1995. |
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Francophone Africa
2006-2007 - Cohort 12
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Steve LABATA is a lawyer and a coordinator of PLANETE 21, an NGO of environment education, fight against HIV and promotion of ICT; with support of PMJ, which is a young mobility program of francophonie. He participed since 2004 to several meetings in environment education; actually, He is the focal point of REEDDAC (the education network for sustainable development in central Africa), PLANET'ERE (the network of francophone environment educator).
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Anglophone and West Africa
1993-1995 - Cohort 2
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Audu Emmanual Itodo works as assistant chief veterinary research officer in bacterial research at the National Veterinary Research Institute in Vom, Nigeria. He received a doctorate of veterinary medicine from Veterinary University in Budapest, Hungary, and master's and doctoral degrees from Ahmadu Bellow University in Zaria, Nigeria. A member of the Nigerian Veterinary Medical Association, Dr. Itodo has written 15 published papers, more than 10 conference papers and directed a World Bank project on Listeria infections in animals. He is particularly interested in the effects of human and animal activities on the environment and public health. As a LEAD Associate, he hopes to learn more about the impediments to sustainable development in order to formulate and implement more effective environmental policies.
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Indonesia
1992-1994 - Cohort 1
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Augustinus RUMANSARA (Agus) was bioregion director of WWF Indonesia, based in Jayapura, a position he has held since April 1998. Prior to this, he was director of several organizations, including The Irian Jaya Foundation for Entrepreneurship Development (YPPWI), International NGO Forum on Indonesia Development (INFID) and The Irian Jaya Rural Community Development Foundation (YPMD). He has a master's degree in development studies from the Institute of Social Studies, The Hague. He also has degrees in soil science engineering and agronomy from Satya Wacana Christian University, Salatiga, Central Java. On December 2001 he joined BP as a Vice President for Integrated Social Strategies.
He joined ADB in Manila since february 2004 as a Chair of Compliance Review Panel |
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India
1994-1996 - Cohort 3
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Mr. A.P.Singh is a practicing management consultant to various Indian corporates and a member on the Board of some of them.
He superannuated as Senior Vice-President (Human Resources) . He obtained a first-class-first Master’s Degree in Physical Chemistry from University of Allahabad in 1971. He also completed post-graduate work in Business Management from Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad in 1975. He has over thirty-seven years of managerial and leadership experiences in the fields of Corporate planning, Strategic management, Materials Management, Marketing Management and Human Resources Development. ‘Management of Change’ is his special area of interest especially in the context of mergers and acquisitions. He had a unique opportunity of having continued to work in largest Public Sector Undertaking (IPCL)—for 27 years---- and also largest private sector company (Reliance)—for eight years--- in petrochemicals, oil and gas sector, after IPCL’s disinvestment by Government of India . He has been actively associated with several leading institutions of management as a visiting faculty. He was President of Baroda Management Association (2005-07) and BMA, under his leadership, was conferred ‘BEST NEW EMERGING ASSOCIATION AWARD’ by All India Management Association (AIMA). Mr. Singh has widely travelled abroad on various business missions and for attending and making presentations in international conferences including on sustainable development. He is deeply interested in learning management principles, as are contained in Indian scriptures. He is a voracious reader, thinker, extempore speaker and writer rolled in one besides being a trainer and mentor. He is a fellow of Leadership for Environment & Development (LEAD) USA. He is Chairman, Regional Council of Central Board of Workers’ Education, Western region. Presently he is providing management consultancy to business organizations, addressing issues in growth, management control, strategy, leadership, skill building, organizational climate and renewal interventions, talent search, training and development. He is also associated with NGOs where he provides free services. |
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Francophone Africa
2001-2003 - Cohort 10
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Ba Awa FALY organizes the global communication strategy for the Sahel Programme of the International Institute for Environment and Development in Dakar, Senegal. She takes part in the Drylands programme umbrella project 'Making Decentralisation Work'.
Ba previously worked as a technical assistant in the training department of PADDEL, a bilateral project (French/Senegalese) promoting decentralisation and local development. She has also developped an infomation and communication module and teaches it to various publics, associations, public schools. She has a postgraduate degree in international relations, specializing in cooperation and communication. She is fluent in Wolof and French and has a good command of English and Spanish. |
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Francophone Africa
2006-2007 - Cohort 12
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Awa NDIAYE is an agronomist engineer specialized in rural economics and sociology. Her main areas of expertise is project monitoring and evaluation, micro finance and economic evaluation, participatory rural appraisal and integrated rural development, environmental management.
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Brazil
1997-1999 - Cohort 6
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I am a forester, graduated at the Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro, in 1983. Started as an environmental activist in 1980 when I founded MORE- the Environmental Resistance Movement, a pioneer grass-root NGO dedicated to protect the Guanabara Bay from pollution and other local campaigns. In the end of the 1980's, I took part of the group that leaded a well-succeeded campaign that resulted on the creation of the Tiririca State Park, a landmark of the local environmental movement.
At the private sector I worked in industrial sites and also in field surveys for environmental impact assessment of development projects in the Amazon and other regions of Brazil. Later, in 1995, this experience motivated the creation of ECOATIVA- the Social and Environmental Consultancy Co-operative, where I was the first president in a two years mandate. From 1991 to 1994, I had my first governmental experience as the president of IEF/RJ - the Rio de Janeiro State Forest Institute, the government agency dedicated to ecosystem conservation and the administration of parks and other protected areas. In the XVI Century the State was almost totality covered (98%) by the Atlantic Rain Forest, a luxurious ecosystem that is now considered one of the richest and most endangered ecosystems in the world. After a proposition from IEF/RJ, UNESCO recognized the remaining forests in the State of Rio de Janeiro, today the most populated State of Brazil, as a Biosphere Reserve. In 1995, I became the Executive Director of the Rio de Janeiro City Parks and Garden Administration taking responsibility over local parks and urban trees. In 1997, I was selected by public draft as a career official of the Rio de Janeiro City Secretariat of the Environment and became its Planning Coordinator. In 1999, I was nominated the president of FEEMA, the State environmental agency, a large government organization responsible for the control of 'potentially polluting activities', including the official permitting system for industrial and non-industrial activities. The agency is also responsible for environmental monitoring, the reclaiming of contaminated sites and ecosystem recovery programs. Later (June 2001 to April 2002), I became the Undersecretary of the Environment of the State of Rio de Janeiro, coordinating the State's environmental policy. I was responsible for the implementation of a new environmental compensation system that provided, during that period, over US $ 25 Million of investments in State Parks and other priorities. At the national level I represented the State of Rio de Janeiro at the National Environmental Council and was part of the Direction Board of ABEMA- the Brazilian Association of Environmental Agencies. Presently, I am dedicated to a PhD study at the Geography Department of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro- UFRJ, developing a monography on Public Policies for Ecosystem Conservation in the Sate of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. I am also the president of the Instituto Rumo Nautico, a private non-profit organization dedicated to promote environmental education, professional skills training, sport development and the social inclusion of youngsters from low-income communities, motivated by nautical sports (sailing, rowing, canooing). The Project has already benefited more than 4.500 participants in the cities of Niteroi-RJ and Vitoria-ES and will be active soon in three new cities of Brazil. I am also a Board Member of the IBG- Guanabara Bay Institute, a private organization dedicated to the protection of the Guanabara Bay ecosystem. |
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Japan
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Chairperson, The Nippon Foundation
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Pakistan
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Pakistan
1998-2000 - Cohort 7
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Ayaz Latif Palijo is a lawyer by profession and an activist, lecturer & writer by interest. He is a graduate of Civil Engineering from Mehran University of Engineering & Technology, graduate of Law from Sindh University Jamshoro Pakistan, has done his graduation in Environment and Development from LEAD Int. and has done his M.Sc. in Rural Development from SU and Wye College UK. He has a community development and job experience of 16 years with Irrigation & Power Department, Sindh Arid Zone Development Authority (SAZDA), Oxfam, Swiss NGO Program Office, HRCP, Legal Practice and with the largest Monthly magazine Subuh Theendo-Tahreek.
He has introduced the new trends of Public Interest Litigation (on bonded labour, violence against women, children and minorities and on honor killings, child labor, animal rights, prisoner rights etc) in the rural areas of Sindh Pakistan and has been working as a Lecturer in Sindh Law College and has also been holding the responsibilities of Chairman Sindh Research Council (SRC) & President Forum For Rights Justice & Peace (FRJP) for the last several years. At present he has been practicing as a leading constitutional lawyer of Sindh High Court Hyderabad and contributing as a Fellow of Cohort 7 of LEAD Pakistan. He has been contributing in advocacy and research initiatives of SRC, SCF, SIF, Subuh Theendo, Tahreek and email communication in the fields of Development, Politics, Environment, Human Rights, Legal Aid and Conservation. He has written extensively on environment, politics, education & gender issues in five daily newspapers of Sindh: Kawish, Ibrat, Jago, Jang, Sawal, Koshish & Sach and English Daily Dawn. He has written five books including hundreds of columns and travelogues of USA, UK, France, Netherlands, Australia, Belgium, China, India, Thailand, Indonesia, Norway, South Africa, Canada, Sri Lanka, UAE, Singapore & Hong Kong. He has launched a number of largely circulated international email lists on human rights, politics, development, law and environment with thousands of subscribers all over the world and has initiated a Free Legal Aid structure for needy and poor. He has also worked as an activist, faculty member, resource person and lecturer with SPO, Takhleeque Foundation, OXFAM, Awami Tahreek, SPARC, PNRDP, Bhitshah National Declaration Committee, Fisher folk Forum, Sindhiani Tahreek, LEAD, Shirkatgah, SAP and ActionAid and has read papers in several Int. Conferences and a number of British and American Universities including Yale, University of Colorado, Sussex University, Leeds University etc. He has remained the member of several International Forums and Organizations including IWHA, LEAD, CASTME, IASFM, WCD Consultative Group. His areas of expertise are: bonded labor in Pakistan, violence against women, children and minorities in south asia, honour killings, child labour, animal rights, prisoner rights, religious extremism in south asia, water, irrigation and large dams, provincial autonomy and public interest litigation. Here's how you can reach him: Office: 19 & 20, 2nd Floor, Shelter, Saddar, Cant, Hyderabad, Sindh, Pakistan Or B-48, Prince Town, Hyderabad, Sindh, Pakistan Phone: 92-22 - 2729964, 2651725, 2651947, Cell: 0300-3063471, 0321-3005853 Email : ayazlatif@gmail.com, ayazlatifp@yahoo.com, ayazpalijo@hotmail.com, |
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Pakistan
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Ms. Ayesha Haroon is currently Editor of the Op-Ed Section of The Nation. She received her Bachelor's in Economics and English Literature from Kinnaird College, Lahore. Ms. Haroon received her first Master's in English Literature from Kinnaird College, followed by another in International Journalism from the City University, London. Previously, Ms. Haroon worked as a Special Correspondent for The Nation where her writing focused on the economic policies of the government, agriculture and irrigation, tax structure, and perspective pieces on politics and development issues. She also worked as Features Editor for The Frontier Post. In addition, she covered economic and political stories for Reuters during 1993-1994. In 1991, Ms. Haroon undertook a three-week placement with the BBC's Eastern Topical Unit and gave three talks. The major talk was a piece dealing with the economic effects of the Gulf War on South Asia with special reference to Pakistan. Ms. Haroon has been a freelance journalist for the BBC Urdu Service, Newsline, Panos, Index on Censorship, UNICEF Sources, and ICRC Quarterly.
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Pakistan
2007-2008 - Cohort 13
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Anglophone and West Africa
2005-2006 - Cohort 11
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No biography
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Anglophone and West Africa
2010-2011 - Cohort 16
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