Robin Al-haddad

USAID Monitoring & Evaluation Advisor , Credence Management Solutions

Tucson, United States

Innovative professional with both U.S.-based and international experience in sustainable development, capacity building, and community-based projects. Master of Legal Studies (MLS) with sound knowledge of international human rights related instruments and humanitarian protection principles. Experience providing technical assistance, guidance, and training on qualitative M&E principles.

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Area of Expertise:
  • Capacity Building, Training, Advocacy
  • Communications, Media, Knowledge Management, Editor
  • Human Rights, Law, Migration, Conflicts, Justice
  • Monitoring, Evaluation, Policy, Research, Analysis
  • Social, Education, Gender, Youth, Child
Professional Experience:

Technical Assistance:
• Reviewed applications and deliverables for compliance to BHA M&E Guidelines.
• Reviewed monitoring approaches, indicators, and evaluation methods in proposals for humanitarian response, early recovery, risk reduction, and resilience programs.
• Provided technical assistance to BHA, Missions, and partners’ staff to design and implement monitoring and evaluation systems for humanitarian response, early recovery, risk reduction, and resilience programs.
Capacity Building:
• Provided feedback to implementing partner M&E staff in order to strengthen the quality of their M&E practices and reporting.
• Participated in the design and delivery of training on M&E requirements to BHA and implementing partner staff.
Data Management and Reporting:
• Reviewed and edited performance data and reporting materials, submitted by BHA awardees; provide feedback to awardees or contractors as appropriate.
• Reviewed performance data submitted by partners, analyzed and shared them with relevant teams to support decisions.
Evaluation:
• Reviewed evaluation scopes of work submitted by BHA awardees, research partners, and contractors.
• Managed and tracked evaluations and recommendations in USAID systems.
Coordination and Collaboration:
• Coordinated with the other members of the M&E team; DMEAL division; with geographic offices and other relevant offices such as the Office of Technical and Program Quality (TPQ), for technical support, training, data utilization, knowledge capture and sharing.

Education:

Master of Legal Studies (MLS), International Human Rights Law, May 2018.

Master’s in Development Practice (MDP)
Peace Corps Paul D. Coverdell Fellow, May 2017.

Affiliations and Achievements:

Innovative professional with both U.S.-based and international experience in sustainable development, capacity building, and community-based projects. Experience with both non-governmental (NGO) and governmental organizations, bilateral and multi-lateral UN agencies, humanitarian organizations, research institutions and universities. Master of Legal Studies (MLS) with sound knowledge of international human rights related instruments and humanitarian protection principles. Experience providing technical assistance, guidance, capacity building, design and delivery of training on M&E requirements to implementing partners. National Geographic Explorer and lead-author of an article documenting the process of participatory geospatial mapping with Rohingya refugees. Strong writing, editing, researching, analytical, and communication skills. Solid skills in qualitative data collection, design, and analysis.

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Years of Experience:

15-20 years

Highest Qualification:

Masters

Languages:

English

Nationality:

United States

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