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Download CV in PDF Format Dr. ASAD ULLAH Flat No. C-32, Gate No. 5, Professor Colony, The University of Agriculture Peshawar. Mob-03005824733. Summary: Twenty years working experience in Government & donor assisted projects with reference to NRM, community development, capacity building and participatory planning monitoring and evaluation. As an academician, remained lecturer in Sociology at Kohat University of Science and Technology and The University of Agriculture Peshawar for six years and as Assistant Professor in Department of Rural Sociology the University of Agriculture till date and taught subject of Sociology at Post Graduate level besides supervising research. In NRM sector, I worked as a team member in preparation of a number of Resource Management Plans, conducted training programs at community level and research on the dependency of communities on Natural Resources for their livelihood. I have played an important role in the coordination of different teams to develop pilot Village Plans focused to formulate interventions based on Human Rights, Poverty Alleviation, Capacity Building and Decentralization; and participated actively in the elaboration of the concept “Participatory Resource Management”. I have performed “Participatory Monitoring & Evaluation”, “Livelihood Strategies”, “Capacity Building”, “Participatory Technology Development”, “People Centered Approach”, preparation of PC-1/project proposal etc. Also devised a REDD+ benefit sharing strategy for KP Forest Department under the umbrella of REDD+ project (KP section). In addition, assessed carbon stock in agriculture sector of KP province and analyzed risks and benefits of REDD+ under PFI lead REDD+ Project. Remained tem member in third party evaluation via SWOT analysis of AJK Forest Department and AKLASC, and Insaf food security Program (KP component). Worked as Co-Principal Investigator in value chain analysis of selected agricultural commodities in FATA, in addition, conducted a baseline survey on subsistence and commercial agriculture in newly merged districts (also sponsored by FAO). I also prepared a report on social mobilization and data collection process for SFM project focusing on Siran and Kaghan Forest Divisions. EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION: S.No Particulars Session Institution Division 1 Ph.D. (Rural Sociology) 2012-16 The University of Agriculture Peshawar 1st 2 M.Phil (sociology) 2010-11 Kohat University of Science and Technology 1st 3 M.A (Rural Sociology) 2003-04 NWFP Agricultural University Peshawar 1st (Sil med) 4 Diploma (Rural Soc) 2001 AIOU Islamabad 1st 5 B.Sc (Forestry) 1997-99 PFI Peshawar 1st 6 B.Sc (Bio Sciences) 1994-96 Islamia College Peshawar 1st Research documents and reports 1. Preparation of “Joint Forest management Plan” for Bar Lalku Forests of Swat Forest Division 2. 3rd Party Evaluation of Forestry Resource Development of Azad Jammu & Kashmir to Assess the Effectiveness of Various Environmental & Developmental Aspects of the Projects Especially During Last 10 Years: SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) Analysis of Forests Department and AKLASC, Component 3. Preparation of first ever Bio Diversity Plan for Palas forests of Kohistan Forest Division under Palas Conservation and Development Project (PCDP an E.U Funded Project) 4. Diversity Plan for Palas forests of Kohistan Forest Division (Urdu Translation) 5. Devising benefit sharing mechanism for REDD+ under different land tenure system (guzara, protected and reserved forests, and resume, private and communal forests etc.) under Khyber Pakhtunkhwa REDD+ strategy (KP REDD+ Project) 6. Farmers experiences about climate change in district Bunir (research report prepared for Govt. of KP) 7. Hand book of Risks and benefits of REDD+ and its Urdu Translation (Handbook prepared for PFI) 8. A manual to measure forest carbon stock (Urdu Translation) 9. Forest resource inventory & data analysis: a step by step guide (Handbook for FP&M Circle Peshawar) 10. Precision and efficiency of various instruments used in forest inventory (research report) 11. Comparison of area measurement techniques of GPS & Chain/Compass traversing for various slope classes and standardizing the methodology/correction factors for GPS survey in all of the slope classes (research Report). 12. 3rd party evaluation of Insaf food security Program (report prepared for KP Govt.). 13. Value chain analysis of selected agricultural commodities in FATA (FAO) 14. Baseline survey on subsistence and commercial agriculture in newly merged districts (FAO). 15. Social mobilization and data collection process in Siran and Kaghan Forest Divisions (SFM project). 16. M.A thesis on “Effects of human resource Development activities of NWFP Forest Department on Socio- Economic conditions of the thesis Communities of Lalku valley of Swat Forest Division”. 17. MPhil thesis on “Effects of Corruption on Social Values in Peshawar Region” 18. PhD thesis on “Dimensions And Extent of Child Social Exclusion in Pakhtun Culture and its Effects on their Behavioral Outcomes” RESEARCH ARTICLES PUBLISHED S. Publication No 1 Shah Mussawar, Asadullah (2011) “Gender Role Transition in Pakhtun Culture with respect to Contraceptive use and Fatalism”. Journal of Gender and Behaviour, Ghana (South Africa). Vol.9 No.1, 2011. (http://www.ajol.info/index.php/gab/article/view/67450) 2 IntikhabAlam, Niaz Muhammad, Sara Safdar, Mussawar Shah, Asadullah and MadihaAsghar. (2011) “Scavenging: the Children Role in Surging the Economic Profile of Families in Peshawar, Pakistan. Sarhad Journal of Agriculture, Peshawar, Pakistan. Vol: 27 (1) 2011. (http://aup.edu.pk/sj_pdf/SCAVENGING%20THE%20CHILDREN%20ROLE%20IN%20SURGING%20 THE%20ECONOMIC.pdf) 3 Asadullah, IntikhabAlam, Niaz Muhammad, Mussawar Shah, Niaz Muhammad. (2011) Does Human Resource Development Contribute to Community Development. Sarhad Journal of Agriculture, Peshawar, Pakistan. Vol: 27 (1) 2011. (http://aup.edu.pk/sj_pdf/DOES%20HUMAN%20RESOURCES%20DEVELOPMENT%20CONTRIBUT E.pdf) 4 Imran, M.Shah, A Ali, A Jan, Asadullah and S Iqbal.(2011) Women Trafficking in Peshawar, Pakistan: Does Psycho Social Perceptiom Matter? Journal Gender and Behaviour, Ghana. Vol.9 No.2, 2011. (www.ajol.info/index.php/gab/article/view/72165) 5 FazalHannan, Asadullah, Mussawar Shah. (2012) Does Drug Addiction Have Economic Effects on the Family of Drug Addicts. Global Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences. Vol.1, No.1. 2012. (http://www.gifre.org/admin/papers/gjiss/1011-Asad-GJISS-ISSN.pdf) 6 Shakeel Ahmad, Mussawar Shah,Muhammad Bilal, Abbas Ullah Jan, Akhtar Ali and Asadullah. (2013) Effects of NGOs Interventions on Mother Child Health in District Swat, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Pakistan. SJA. Vol:29 (1) 2013. (http://aup.edu.pk/sj_pdf/EFFECTS%20OF%20NGOS%20INTERVENTIONS.pdf) 7 Asadullah&Mussawar Shah.(2013)Does Pakistani Society Accept Corruption as a Changed Value with Reference to Cultural Perspective?Global Disclosure of Economics and Business, Volume 2, Number 1/2013 (Third Issue) P.P 20-28 (http://gdeb.weebly.com/uploads/1/4/2/3/14237537/gdeb_3nd_issue.pdf) 8 Asad Ullah,Mussawar Shah& Abbas Ullah Jan. (2013) Corruption: A Deviance, or Change in Economic Norms of Pakistani Society. SJA. Vol:29 (2) 2013. (http://aup.edu.pk/sj_pdf/18%2078- 2012%20CORRUPTION%20A%20DEVIANCE,%20OR%20CHANGE%20IN%20ECONOMIC%20NOR MS%20OF.pdf) 9 Asad Ullah&Mussawar Shah.(2013)Does Pakistani Society Accept Corruption as a Changed Value with Reference to Religious Perspective? International Journal of Basic & Applied Sciences IJBAS- IJENS Vol:13 No:01. PP-74-79. (http://ijens.org/Vol_13_I_01/137201-8484-IJBAS-IJENS.pdf) 10 Allah Noor, Mushtaq Ahmad Jadoon and Asadullah. (2013) An Investigation Into The Causes And Consequences Of Law And Order Situation In Khyber Agency, Pakistan. Global Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences G.J. I.S.S., Vol. 2(1) 2013:6-11 (http://www.gifre.org/admin/papers/gjiss/An%20Investigation.pdf) 11 Humera Jamal, Mussawar Shah, Sidra Iqbal, Asadullah& Imran. (2012). “Cultural Saga: Does Pakhtun Culture Impede Women Employment?” Journal of Gender and Behaviour. Vol.10 No.2, 2012. (www.ajol.info/index.php/gab/article/view/83682) 12 Asadullah&Mussawar Shah. (2014) “Vulnerability to Deprivation From Material and Economic Resources and Social Exclusion in Children From Pakhtun Culture.” European Scientific Journal. edition vol.10, No.11 ISSN: 1857 – 7881 (Print) e - ISSN 1857- 7431 pp. 237-256 Impact Factor. 8.25. (http://eujournal.org/index.php/esj/article/view/3219/3007) 13 Sirajud Din, Mussawar Shah, Asadullah, Humera Jamal and Muhammad Bilal. (2014). Rehabilitation and Social Adjustment of People with Burns in Society. Burns. Volume 41, Issue 1, Pages 106–109 DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.burns.2014.04.020(Impact Factor: 1.946) 14 Sardar Ahmad, Asad Ullah, BushraShafi&Mussawar Shah. (2014). The Role of Internet use in the Adoption of Deviant Behavior among University Students. Pakistan Journal of Criminology. Volume 6/Number 1/ Jan – Jun, 2014 pp. 133-141. (http://www.pakistansocietyofcriminology.com/publications/2014_07_27_046.pdf) 15 Sami Ullah, Asad Ullah, Dr. Mussawr Shah and Riaz Ahmad (2014). International Labor Migration: Its Effects On The Employments And Social Status Of The Emigrant's Parents. International Journal of Physical and Social Sciences (IJPSS). Volume 4, Issue 9 pp. 446-554(Impact Factor: 3.797). (http://www.ijmra.us/2014ijpss_september.php) 16 AsadullahMussawar Shah and BushraShafi (2014). Environment of Crimes and Violence at Community Level and its Exclusionary Effects on Children. Pakistan Journal
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