Mohammed Anagreh

• Lead Food security, WASH, informal educations, human rights and social cohesion and peace building programs. Planning and implementing programs in Iraq and serve more than 800k in less than two years.
• Schedule project and task-order timelines and manage multi-donor program budget and resource allocation.
• Implement and monitor quality assurance plan, including review of all deliverables for compliance, accuracy, completeness, and adherence to experiential learning principles and best practices.
• Implement and manage program changes and interventions to achieve defined outputs.
• Manage program evaluations and assessment of results.
• Serve as a task-order manager as needed and provide program oversight and follow-up activities throughout implementation.
• Support program and partner staff in the implementation of MEAL system
• Monitor the security situation vis-à-vis the program, preparing risk assessments and on the advice of the head of mission applying mitigation measures and follow up on incidents.
• Lead the implementation of communication strategy of Geneva Call in Syria
• Organize and prepare all program-related external communications in coordination with the communication officer.
• Assis management team in engaging senior officials, military officers, relevant government officials and other key stakeholders
• Engage local and international organizations regularly and consolidating friends of IHL Network
• Assist in drafting project reports and proposals in coordination with focal points from country office in Syria and headquarters
• Lead in the recruitment and selection processes, including coaching and evaluation of staff and consultants.
• Refine program strategy in consonance with political and security dynamics
• Lead efforts to develop and secure new project funding, especially emergency response programming, through capture management, proposal writing, and building of relationships with the current and prospective private sector and international donors (MoFA, OFDA and BPRM)
• Introduced a robust evaluation mechanism to id

• Lead human rights and social cohesion and peace building programs. Planning and implementing programs in Northeast Syria and serve more than 200k in one years.
• Manage a project team of 36 staff and coordinate with finance, procurement, and M&E teams
• Develop and perform independent needs assessment of civilians across Syria
• Develop and maintain positive relations with donors, authorities and other governmental counterparts, and provide strategic guidance where appropriate.
• Monitor and regularly report on progress of the program to donors and stakeholders
• Assist the MAC- mine Action in raising awareness about personal mines and the human rights within the war and not to plant any personal mines and how civilian should deal with any strange bodies
• Ensure the effective flow of information and communication with donors, partners and stakeholders and update management on latest developments
• Conduct field missions and monitor activities to achieve desired program results in line with organizational requirements
• Support partners and joint projects as per approved plans and agreements and ensuring timely liquidation of project expenditures.
• Liaise with partner organizations and stakeholders to ensure close cooperation, collaboration, and coordination in the field

• Lead program activities of 36 million USD in North-East Syria, that include WASH, Food for peace, food security, informal education and camp management programs for all six critical camps in North-East Syria; including Al-Hol, Roj, Twihnia, Mahmoudly, Newroz and Tel Samen camps.
• Provide day-to-day guidance and oversight to the area Managers on planning and implementation of the program timely and with quality in NES, Duhok and Erbil.
• Liaise and representing Blumont with local authorities, HAO, and government offices in NES and Iraq
• Represent and coordinating Blumont mandates with other NGO and actors in the ground including NES Forum, TL meeting and UN coordination meeting in NES
• Stream Syrian program operation for Blumont Iraq-Syria office by standardization of SOPs, policies and procedures in line with donor requirements.
• Develop strong collaborative relationships with local stakeholders and partners by regularly participating and timely sharing information with Sector Partners, UN, NES Forum and relevant Working Groups.
• Promote team building, productivity and staff welfare, Mentoring and supporting the team to build capacities, improving efficiency and performance and managing interpersonal conflicts among staff at area level ensure internal and external coordination/collaboration also applying compliance if needed

• Designed and implemented five emergency protection and women empowerment programs for vulnerable refugees and IDPs in Northern Syria, which benefited more than 50, 000 women from 2015-2019
• Designed and implemented six programs that included cash-based, human settlement, WASH and food for IDPs in 10 camps in Iraq and Syria.
• Ensured that all projects are in line with COSTI strategy, operational plans.
• Crafted and executed internal rules and policies for refugees and IDPs camps to assure genders equality and mitigate domestic violence.
• Built trustful relationships with government counterparts in Iraq and Syria to overcome safety concerns to refugees and IDPs.
• Participated in the procurement process and committees and took measures to expedite the procurement process.

• The overall head of the programs for IDPs in cooperation with UNHCR, which resulted in protecting more than 3K families in northern Kabul and Mazar-Sharif.
• Recruited technical specialists in support of programs’ quality in line with global standards and key performance indicators
• Supervised the Program Management Team and liaised with Field Directors to monitor project implementation and ensure performance, and achieve project goals on time, efficiently and with quality.
• Drove sustainable development programs that created working opportunities for underserved communities.
• Built strong relationships with governmental agencies and partnered with donors who contributed to protecting 80 K families and sustained income for 100 families over three years.
• Prepared and disseminated high-quality reports with timely and accurate financial, programmatic and other contractual deliverables to top management and donors.
• Directed evidence-based, innovative educational programs for out of school children which resulted in targeting 33% of the children in 18 camps in Kabul.
• Co-designed the Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning (MEAL) system, which helped officials to use data in making decisions.
• Ensure timely procurement and adherence to rules of origin and nationality at area level. Ensure quality supply management at area level, Ensure proper asset and stock management, IT systems, data back-up and protection from malware at area level and enforce asset investment policy, Ensure sufficient and reliable means of communication at area level, Ensure timely and accurate area logistics reporting.
• Ensure BAYAT is represented in key clusters, working groups, NGO coordination bodies at the area as well as national level.

• Developed Monitoring and Evaluation plans for all programs that included project milestones and KPIs, knowledge management, and lessons learned.
• Designed rehabilitation and recovery programs for women and children who were victims of torture which resulted in assisting more than 4700 victims of torture.
• Coordinated between the head office and field offices in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Bangladesh to ensure programs’ progress, remote office services more than 55, 000 clients in 2013
• Established database that served more than 80 NGOs inside and outside of Canada by gathering and analyzing projects’ information and data in 10 focused countries.
• Designed evaluation and monitoring plan to ensure the adequacy of the fund mobilization.
• Initiated joint venture programs with various human rights agencies to implement successful and result-oriented programs.
• Led MEAL team to translate assessment criteria to tools and methodology for monitoring and evaluation of interventions related to health, Livelihoods, Protection and Education.
• Maintain effective communications with donors by tracking trends and anticipating the likelihood of funding opportunities