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Wash Sector Coordination Sierra Leone WASH SECTOR COORDINATION SIERRA LEONE Organisation Name Email Telephone Function WASH Sector coordination team Winston Davies [email protected] 076706598 WASH sector coordinator WASH Sector coordination team Dentuma Kamara [email protected] Volontaire support ACEPT-S/L Allieu Jusu Kebbie [email protected] ACF Ephrem Paulos [email protected] 078912674 Urban WASH Freetown ACF Sacha Greenberg [email protected] WASH HQ ACF Edward Chaka [email protected] 076 600716 WASH Programme Manager ACF George Bundu [email protected] 076745907 Deputy Programme Manager- Hardware ACF Isotta Pivato [email protected] 078151217 Advocacy Expert ACOD James S. B. Koroma [email protected] ACPS Edward Macauley 078235252 Project Officer Action for Development (ADP-SL) Martha T.M Borboh [email protected] 088397336 National Coordinator ActionAid International Sierra Leone Mohamed Sillah [email protected] 076830071 Executive Director ActionAid International Sierra Leone Foday Swarray [email protected] 076394913 Head of Programmes and Policy ActionAid International Sierra Leone Maytou Ganda [email protected] 0 76637332 Head of HROD& Administration ActionAid International Sierra Leone Jujusu Conteh [email protected] 78366510 ACTS Patrick M Sam [email protected] 078 303707 Deputy Coordinator ACTS Patrick Sam [email protected] Advocacy for Children and Women's Right (ACWR)Cyril M.Bakarr [email protected] 078471851 Executive Directory AID-SL Amadu Jalloh [email protected] AMLOA Ibrahim T.Fanday [email protected] 076782363 WASH Focal person Kono APEM Gsapa Ngevao [email protected] ASI Prince Macauley [email protected] 078 567878 Coordinator ASI Jusufu Conteh [email protected] National Coord District WASH delivery ASI St John Day [email protected] ASI Joel Cutting [email protected] 78441993 Institutional Reform Advisor BRAC Tapan K. Karmaker [email protected] CADA Denis Jusu [email protected] CADEPS Alie Mohamed Conteh [email protected] CAPE Maada Gibril Bassie [email protected] CARE Alex B. Keimbe [email protected] 079431073 Emergency Team Leader CARE Younoussou Tangara [email protected] Catholic Relief Services Michael T. Ghebrab [email protected] 076472999 CAWEC Abdul B. Sankoh [email protected] Director 076760318030401444 CAWEC Foday B. Sesay [email protected] WASH Project Manager 077801247 Center for Coalition of Human Right Activist(Sallieu CCHRA) A.C onteh cchra2010@gmail 076404266 WASH Focal person Tonkolili CHIDDO Abie Suale [email protected] Child Fund Billy Abimbilla [email protected] 078220995 National Director Child Welfare Sierra Leone Hawa Koroma [email protected] 076894396 National Coordinator Community Agriculture Development Association(CADA)Sylvester.D.Macauley [email protected] 076629114 Programme Manager Community Development and Sustainable FoundationRegina Marah [email protected] Community Initiative Project (CIP) Bobson Gbla [email protected] Concern Worldwide Thaimu Bangura [email protected] 076 830490 WASH Engineer Concern Worldwide Halimatu Massaquoi [email protected] 076 633607 WASH Hygiene Promotion Manager Concern Worldwide Juliana Lahai [email protected] 078 435853 Project Officer Concern Worldwide Franck Flachenberg [email protected] Environmental Health Advisor CORD SL Abdul Rahman Jawara [email protected] 076728321 Exec Director WASH SECTOR COORDINATION SIERRA LEONE Organisation Name Email Telephone Function Cotton Tree Foundation (CTF) Michael Momodu Kamara [email protected], [email protected] Democracy &Dev Associate Sierra Leone Foday D.M.Sesay [email protected] 076765107 WASH Focal person Kambia Deseret Women Sierra Leone Agnes I.Conteh [email protected] 076948436 WASH Focal person Bombali Development Initiative Project (DIP) Hawa Siaffa [email protected] DIP Felix J.M Kpange [email protected] 076 980675 Programme Manager ENCISS Alpha Sankoh [email protected] 079170788 Director FHM Ernest P. Sesay [email protected] Focus 1000 Falilu Jalloh [email protected] 076603608 Executive Director Focus 1000 George Saquee [email protected] 076603608 Program manager Foudation for Development Democracy andMr.Fallah Human Right [email protected] 076896632 WASH Focal person Kailahun FOWED Sophie Allieu [email protected] 076 647 768 Director FOWED Sylvester Lagao [email protected] 078 074 143 WASH Manager GEKO-SL Isheka A. Turay [email protected] GOAL-SL Frederick Fabba [email protected] 076 804084 WASH Programme Manager GOAL-SL Loti Chingoma [email protected] 076 704438 WASH Coordinator GOAL-SL Erin Polich [email protected] 079 234898 Emergency Coordinator GOAL-SL Joe McLean [email protected] WASH Construction Manager Good Shepherd Development Ministry Fred Conteh [email protected] 076802294 Director HCI-SL Mohamed Mansaray [email protected] HELP S/L Siaffa Jobson Momoh [email protected] HEMDEF Kenneth Amadu [email protected] HOPE-SL John A. Bangura [email protected] IFRC Yvette SM Mve [email protected] 079 236790 WASH Delegate IMC Bob Bongomin Jr. [email protected] 079728856 WASH Coordinator IMC Theodore Sie Scott Rosemarie Blake [email protected] 079 038901 WASH Manager Initiative fof Community Development (ICOD)Senesie D.Amara [email protected] 076917972 WASH Focal person Bonthe Inter Aid Brice Terantoni [email protected] InterAid L. West [email protected] 076814132 PM/CR IRC Richard Ssekitoleko [email protected] IRC Darren Hertz [email protected] JASS S/L Mohamed Koroma [email protected] 076713881 Program Director LAACE Mrs Mary M Ngegba [email protected] Living Water International Rosemarie Blake [email protected] 076 663094 Operations Director Living Water International Amos Sahr James [email protected] 78103881 Hygiene and sanitation specialist MAP SL Alpha Conteh [email protected] 76428870 MAPCO Francis Lavalie [email protected] MDM [email protected] Media WASH Komba Filie [email protected] 076655484 National Coordinator MEDAIR Florence [email protected] 079232879 MOHS Dr Ansuma SILLAH [email protected] Director Env Health MOHS Dorice Murray [email protected] 076350925 MOPADA Patrick Momoh [email protected] MORRD Sierra Leone Milton Dassama [email protected] 078442424 WASH Focal person Kenema MOVE S/L Mohamed Soh [email protected] MOWR Maita Greywoode [email protected] 076 740005 Policy Analyst MOWR Umaru Tutray [email protected] 078065046 WASH Engineer WASH SECTOR COORDINATION SIERRA LEONE Organisation Name Email Telephone Function MOWR Augustine Amara [email protected] 079602480 WASH Engineer MOWR Alimamy F Turay [email protected] 076778408 WASH Engineer MOWR Saramadie Thorlubangura [email protected] 076960047 WASH Engineer MOWR Monya Swaray [email protected] 078496988 WASH Engineer MOWR Umarru Dalas Rogers [email protected] 076579949 WASH Engineer MOWR Sheku bah Mansaray [email protected] 078135450 WASH Engineer MOWR Lamin KS Souma [email protected] 076 331040 Director MOWR Mohamed Bah [email protected] 076 823288 M&E Officer MOWR Francis Moijue [email protected] 07 610558 Head Urban Water Supply/Sewedge MOWR Augustine Tucker [email protected] 076 746840 Deputy Director MOWR Sam Goba [email protected] 76642379 Water directorate MOWR Francis Ganda [email protected] 76395321 MOWR Mohammed Juanah [email protected] +23279912171 Head of Water Resources MUWODA Victor S.S. Ansumana [email protected] 078216272 Dept. National Projects Coordinator NARRC Mohamed Bob Folloh [email protected] 079833120 Executive Director ORIENT Edward Kargbo [email protected] OXFAM Eva Niederberg [email protected] PHP Coordinator OXFAM Susana Lardies [email protected] 078 046904 PHE Coordinator OXFAM Andrew Mustapha [email protected] 076 937167 PHE Team Leader Freetown Development OXFAM Abie Murray [email protected] 078 301383 PHP Team Leader Freetown OXFAM George Van Vulpen [email protected] 79548928 Rapid response PHE team leader, Kono OXFAM Bagus Satyawan [email protected] 79006930 PHE team leader Freetown Ebola OXFAM Jame Brown [email protected] 79278819 PHE team Leader Kabala OXFAM Zulfiquar Ali [email protected] Rapid response PHP team leader, Kono OXFAM Alexander Kampfer [email protected] 76326356 PHE team leader Port Loko OXFAM Ian Jacklin [email protected] 78341782 Rapid response PHE team leader, Bombali OXFAM Richard Chipeta [email protected] 79278590 PHE team leader Bombali PACE Patrick Sannoh [email protected] PACT Alusine Samura/Joseph Samura [email protected] Plan Sierra Leone Idrissa Tarawally [email protected] 076 449 304 HES Coordinator Plan Sierra Leone Santigie Bendu [email protected] 076988761 WASH Advisor Plan Sierra Leone Morie Amadou [email protected] 078 609110 Health Manager Plan Sierra Leone Moses Bull [email protected] CDF Plan Sierra Leone Moses Johnson [email protected] District Manager Plan Sierra Leone Mohamed Jalloh [email protected] CDF Plan Sierra Leone Martin Moriwai [email protected] Program Coordinator
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