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Muhammad Aslam Brohi Hostel City (Royal Avenue), Near Chatha Bakhtawar, Islamabad Cell: 0300-8550295, 0300-2025171 Aslambrohi68@Gmail.Com Building No.03, Street No.09, Muhammad Aslam Brohi Hostel City (Royal Avenue), Near Chatha Bakhtawar, Islamabad Cell: 0300-8550295, 0300-2025171 [email protected] Objective: To lead and succeed as part of the social development initiatives in my areas of expertise to contribute directly through self-driven social development initiatives. Summary of academic qualification: 1. 1995-1998 LL.B. Sindh Muslim Law College, Karachi Main subject: Pakistan Penal Court, Muslim Family Laws, Criminal Procedure Code etc. 2. 1989 – 1991 Bachelors of Arts University of Karachi Main subject: General History, Economics, and Education Summary of professional experience: Country of Duration Organization Title Assignment Jan 2019 - present DAI-Tabeer Pakistan Training and Election Expert Pakistan Nov 2017– Aug 2018 DAI-Tabeer Pakistan Training Coordinator Pakistan Dec 2016–March 2017 IFES Pakistan Training Officer Pakistan March 2013–Dec 2015 IFES Pakistan Provincial Training Officer Pakistan July 2011-Feb 2013 UNDP Pakistan Deputy Project Manager Pakistan June 2009-March 2011 IFES Pakistan Sr. Training Associate Pakistan July 2007-March 2009 UNDP Pakistan Provincial Training Coordinator Pakistan June 2000-May 2007 Aurat Foundation Regional Coordinator Pakistan Linguistic Skills Language Read Write Speak Understand English Excellent Good Excellent Easily Urdu Excellent Excellent Excellent Easily Sindhi Excellent Excellent Excellent Easily Brahvi Excellent Excellent Excellent Easily Punjabi Good Good Good Easily Professional Experience: 1. Training and Election Expert November 2017 to 2019 DAI-Tabeer Description: • Representing DAI-Tabeer in meetings of the course review and material development committees for EMC, ex- FATA provincial assembly elections and local government elections; • Reviewing and revising the material as decided in the meetings; • Drafting comprehensive reports on DAI-Tabeer’s contribution in revision and development of modules and materials for EMC and election staff trainings for ex-FATA elections and upcoming LG elections; • Coordinating with implementing partners and ECP officers at provincial, regional and district level for provincial assembly elections in tribal districts of KP and local government elections in Balochistan/KP; • Development of training plans in coordination with ECP; • Organizing and conducting trainings of election and polling staff for above mentioned elections and preparing a comprehensive training report with lessons learned and recommendations for further improvement • Supporting Output-1 in other technical assistance in the above-mentioned elections • Assisting in conduct of next phase of ECP’s institutional rapid review and development of action plan for the wings Achievements: • Manual development for the training ECP and Polling Staff • Coordination for implementation of training to 14,000 Polling Staff at Tribal Districts of KP Building No.03, Street No.09, Muhammad Aslam Brohi Hostel City (Royal Avenue), Near Chatha Bakhtawar, Islamabad Cell: 0300-8550295, 0300-2025171 [email protected] • Conducted sessions in Election Management Course at Federal Election Academy • Part of team to conduct workshops and meetings on Post Election Review and ECP Strategic Plan, held at ECP Secretariat, Provincial and Regional level 2. Training Coordinator November 2017 to August 2018 DAI-Tabeer Description: • Implementation and monitoring of project activities and achieving the desired targets. • Curriculum development for the training of Polling Personnel. • Conduct orientation workshops for Training Coordinators at Provincial level. • Head provincial level planning, Human Resource Management and including technical assistance. • Preparation of quarterly progress reports for the province of Sindh. • Monitor Provincial Project Staff and ensure timely submission of required outputs. • Assist the Team Lead for organizing Training of Trainers, TOTs, trainings for District Returning Officers/ Returning Officers and Assistant Returning Officers at Provincial, Divisional, District/Tehsil Level. • Team Leader Working Groups for Institutional Strengthening of Election Commission of Pakistan through Electoral Reforms followed by Capacity Building Programme. • Election administration and/or democratic governance. Achievements: • Manual development for the training of Lead Trainers, Master Trainers and training of Polling Officials. • Conducted sessions for the Training of 22 Lead Trainers. • Planning, Coordination, facilitation and monitoring of training to 624 Master Trainers, 220 DROs and ROs, about 2,00,000 Polling Staff in Sindh province. 3. Training Officer December 2016 to March 2017 International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES) Description: • In collaboration with Training Specialist designing, planning and coordinating detailed training plan taking into account the needs of partner government institution and evaluate the impact of the training. • Facilitate Training Specialist in effective management, implementation of all training activities as per work plan focusing on achieving the set outputs and outcome. • Responsible for successful conduct of training activities, designing training package, including methodologies, procedures and modalities for effective training and coordination with all actors to make arrangements and timely execution. • Review of all training packages by analyzing the course contents, methodology and efficacy and effectiveness of training materials, impact assessment and feedbacks on improving training program etc. Manage all training related files, documents, correspondence and respond to training program related queries and prepare high quality training program reports. Achievements: • Manual development for the training of ECP Staff. • Planning, Coordination, facilitation and monitoring of training to 105 ECP Staff Grade 8-16, and 80 EOs from Grade 17-19 and also conducted Bridge training on Legal Framework, Delimitation, Gender and Election Modules. 4. Provincial Training Officer March-2013 to December-2015 International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES) Description: Building No.03, Street No.09, Muhammad Aslam Brohi Hostel City (Royal Avenue), Near Chatha Bakhtawar, Islamabad Cell: 0300-8550295, 0300-2025171 [email protected] • Support the Senior Training Specialist on all training matters including designing, planning, implementation and oversight of training activities at provincial level taking into account the needs of the ECP. • Facilitate Training Specialist in ensuring effective management, implementation of all trainings in the province in collaboration with management of the ECP as per work plan focusing on achieving the set outputs and outcome. • Assist in curriculum development for Provincial Training Academies and Federal training Academy. • Liaise with relevant stakeholders involved in training activities for ECP permanent as well as temporary staff. • Conduct Orientation Workshops for ECP Officers/Officials at Provincial level whenever required. • Arrange/conduct Training of Lead Trainers (ToLTs), Training of Master Trainers (ToMTs), followed by trainings for District Returning Officers, Returning Officers, Assistant Returning Officers and Presiding Officers, Assistant Presiding Officers and orientation of Polling Staff at Provincial, District & Tehsil Level in General Elections and Local Government Elections. • Monitoring of trainings at Provincial/Divisional/District/Tehsil level. • Conduct training sessions by creating a positive learning environment, as a resource person / facilitator at provincial level whenever required. • Review of all training packages developed and organized at provincial level according to the need by analyzing the course contents, methodology and efficiency and effectiveness of resource persons and training materials, Impact assessment and feedbacks on improving training programs etc. • Collection and compilation of provincial data related to trainings. • Draft regular briefing papers, concept papers and reports on the specific topics / trainings, and preparation of budget. Achievements Worked as a long-term election observer during and after the General elections 2013, Local Government Elections, and in Senate Elections. Conducted Capacity Building Trainings for ECP Staff Grade 8-16 and trained 200 Staff. Module development and conducted training workshops for DROs, ROs, and AROs of Local Government Elections in Sindh 2013. Conducted Trainings for District Voter Education Committees throughout Sindh. Conducted Orientation workshop for 34 District Training Coordinators, Dy DTC and DivTCs. Trained 20496 Polling personnel in 681 trainings throughout Sindh. 5. Deputy Project Manager July 2011 to February 2013 Strengthening Democracy through Parliamentary Development (SDPD-UNDP) Description: • Support the implementation of the strategy to support CSOs and citizen in articulating their concern to Parliament. • Support in executing training for CSOs on general advocacy about the Parliament and Committees Procedures. • Facilitate the implementation of the Communication plan to educate citizens about the role and responsibilities of the Parliament. • Organize roundtables and dialogues with civil society leaders and MPs on establishing mechanisms for interaction with Parliamentarians and CSOs. • Assist the National Project Manager in preparation and consolidation of work plans and financial plans. Achievements: • Conducted Need Assessment of Civil Society on Parliamentary Advocacy in all four provinces • Planning,
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