Curriculum Vitae CURRICULUM VITAE (2)

CURRICULUM VITAE

Strong analytical and communication skills; high leadership abilities; capable of working under pressure; decisive; takes initiatives; work effectively with diverse and cross cultural people; team-player and problem-solver; developed negotiation skills, project management and adaptive management capabilities.

Key qualifications

Agricultural Economics, Results-Based Monitoring and Evaluation, Food Security, Social Protection and Safety Net, Beneficiary Assessment studies, Baseline, Impact and Evaluation surveys, (questionnaires design, analysis and reporting), Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Periodic monitoring and evaluation Progress reporting, Development aspects, Integrated Water Management and Planning,, Logical and Results Frameworks, Rapid Results Initiatives, Community Score Cards, Capacity Building and Training.

Emerging key performance characteristics are:

- Results and functionality are the focus for management and project impelemntation - Dependability resulting in producing documents of the high quality in record time;

- Setting high standards of excellence for self and others and working tirelessly to ensure that standards are met;

- Giving careful attention to details; and - Providing rigorous analytical outputs.

Name : Abdul Gadir Mohammed Ahmed Turkawi

Nationality : Sudanese Birth : 1954

Marital Status : Married with four daughters and a son

Present Address : : Sudan, Omdurman, Alwadi Street, Alwaha q 9, House# 50,

e-mails: a.turkawi@gmail.com, turkawi@hotmail.com turkawi123@yahoo.com

Telephone: (+249)918114077, Mobile (+249)123013006

ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS

- M.Sc Agricultural Economics from the School of Development Studies, University of East Anglia UK, 1986. The dissertation was on "Monitoring and Evaluation of the Jebel Marra Rural Development Project in Sudan - A case Study".

- B.Sc (honors) Agriculture (major agricultural economics) from the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Khartoum, 1977

CONSULTANCY ASSIGNMENTS

May/June 2017 Consultant to the

FAO

as team member to conduct a Final Evaluation for the

DFID

funded project: Joint Resilience-Bilding Project (JRP). The project (2014-2017) is impelemnted in 4 Localities in Kassala State jointly by

FAO, WFP and UNCEF,

and through some National NGOs.

April/May 2017 Consultant to

TANGO

International Inc as team member to conduct a Final Evaluation for the

DFID

funded: Taadoud Project in Darfur, Sudan (2014-2017). The project is implemented in the five Darfur States by Six International NGOs led by Catholic Relief Services (CRS) and; World Vision (WV), OXFAM America,

Norweigian Charch Aid (NCA), United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR), and Catholic Agency for Overseas Development

(CAFOD).

February-March 2017 Consultant to the United Nations Environmental Programme

(UNEP

) to Develop and Implement a Monitoring and Evaluation Framework and Tools for Project Locations for their Promoting Peace over Natural Resources in Darfur and Kordofan Project October-Dec 2016 Consultant to the

World Bank

/MoFEP: Budget Capacity

Strengthening Project to formuate a Monitoring and Evaluation Framework for the National Assesmbly.

July-October 2016 Consultant to the

FAO OED

as team member for the evaluation of the “Food Security Ploicies and Strategies Capacity Building Programme” in four State of Sudan

August 2015 Consultant to FAO Jordan to review and suggest improvementd to the Badia Restoration Programme (BRP) Monitoring and Evaluation System. The programme is to restore the pasture and improve the livestock situations in the country.

July 2015 Consultant to FAO Sudan to Formualte a Monitoring and Evauation System for the Sudan Agricultural Invetment Programme

(SUNAIP) under the Comprehensive African Agricultural Development Programme (CAADP)

June 2015 Consultant to the UNDP (Sudan) to facilitate a National workshop on Integrated Monitoring and Evaluation Systems: GHV, 14-16 June 2015

September 2014 Consultant to IDS of Sussex University for the Regional office of the

World Food Programme

(WFP)

in Cariro on

Social

Protection and Safetey Net in Sudan

May – Sept 2008 Consultant to the

FAO Rome

to assess the

Special

Programme for Food Security – Sudan

01/7 – 29/9/2006 M&E Consultant for the International Fund for Agricultural Development

(IFAD

) to support the M&E systems in three funded projects in Yemen (Dhamar, Al Dhala and Rural Infrastructure projects)

03/5 – 18/6 2006 M&E consultant for

IFAD

to conduct a RIMS survey and improve the M&S system for Al Mahara Rural Development Project in

Yemen.

01/4 – 30/4/2006 M&E consultant for the

IFAD

funded Gash Sustainable Livelihoods Project in Sudan

27/2 – 15/3/2006 M&E Consultant to review and improve the Monitoring and Evaluation Systems in two

IFAD

-funded projects in Yemen

(Raymah and Al-Mahara)

14/9- 18/10/2005: Regional Consultant to participate in the Beneficiary Impact Assessment for the IDA/IFAD Southern Governorates Rural Development Project in Yemen

19/6 - 19/8/2005: Monitoring and Evaluation Consultant for the IFAD funded Gash Sustainable Livelihoods Regeneration Project in Eastern Sudan

15/2 - 1/6/2005: Consultant to translate and present (in PowerPoint) a report of the Mid-Term Evaluation of the Child-Friendly Community Initiative (by Barbara Parker)for UNICEFSudan.

June 1999 - November 2000

04/7 – 04/10/99 Consultant, Privatization of Animal Health Services at the OLS/NS,

UNICEF/IBAR/Tufts University. The consultancy was to assess the feasibility of privatization of the animal health services (provided by the various international organizations) at the Northern Sector (Northern Parts of Sudan), and propose plans for implementation where found feasible.

06/11 – 28/12/99 Consultant to UNOPS for the Supervision Mission to the IFAD

funded project; Southern Roseires Agricultural Development Project, Sudan.

02/1 – 15/1/2000 Participated in filling a questionnaire for the IGAD’s GIIS program. 01/2 – 10/4/2000 Translating and editing a feasibility study on Sag El Naam

Agricultural Development Project(195 pages) prepared in Arabic by a group of experts for the North Darfur State (Western Sudan). 05/6 – 26/6/2000 Consultant, Evaluation of the Handpumps Rehabilitation,

Monitoring and Follow up Project of the Fellowship for African Relief

(FAR),

(An International NGO working in Sudan)

27/6 – 31/7/2000 Consultant, Assessment of the Water Needs in the Dilling and Kadugli Provinces in South Kordofan State (Nuba Mountains) in Sudan. The Study was jointly funded by FAR and UNICEF.

01/8 - 15/9/2000 Consultant to

UNICEF,

to conduct a Baseline Survey on the

6/10 – 6/11/2000 International Consultant to

Agrisystems Company Ltd

of England to formulate a Monitoring and Evaluation system for the World Bank Funded Seed and Agricultural Services Project (the Vegetable Seed Company Component of the Project) in the Republic of Yemen

CONSULTANCIES DURING EMPLOYMENT (Until June 1999)

July/1998 Follow-up Evaluation of the Child Friendly Village Initiative (CFVI). A consultancy report to the United Nations Children’s Fund

(UNICEF),

July 1998. The CFVI was an area based programme initiated by UNICEF. The programme was covering some 289 villages distributed in 8 States of the Sudan. The report was an assessment for the village organizations, the revolving services, the women activities and the Harmful Traditional Practices (HTPs) including Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), and monitoring and evaluation.

November/1998 UNICEF consultant: An Elucidation on the Floods Assessment Mission, an account on the Floods Rehabilitation Programme and an Overview of the

UNICEF’

s Role for the 1998 Floods in Sudan. I was a mission member representing UNICEF SCO. The mission comprised representatives from the International Monitory Fund (IMF), the Work Bank, UNDP, FAO, WFP, WHO, African Development Bank (ADB), Islamic Development Bank (IDB), and UNICEF.

July/1997 Consultant to UNICEF for the preparation of Work Planning the Reporting Process for the Convention of the Rights of Child (CRC)- (prepared and accepted, but not presented)

April/1997 Consultant to IFAD for the Assessment of the IFAD’s Special Programme for Africa “A case Study of the Northern Province Irrigation Rehabilitation Project - Sudan”. A consultancy Report to

IFAD

’s Global Assessment of the Special Programme for Africa.

November/1997Local consultant for the Assessment of the Production Relations in the White Nile Schemes, MOA, (with Abel Aziz A. Salama, Khalil) November 1997.

September/1995 Local consultant, Greater Rshad Agricultural Development Project. A project identification and formulation report conducted on the request of the Ministry of Agriculture.

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

- Short Course on Monitoring and Evaluation of Public Sector Projects and Programmes, Overseas Development Group, University of East Anglia, Norwich, United Kingdom, 1983.

- Short Course on General Management, Know How International (KHI), Nairobi, Kenya, 1988.

- Short Course on Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK), Organized by

- Short Course on Managing Projects in Organizations, Organized by UNOPS and the George Washington University, Nairobi, Kenya, June 1996

- Short Course on Project Procurement, organized by the Work Bank and the Ministry of Agriculture, Khartoum 1995

- Training Workshop on Managing Project Impact and IFAD’s ProMIS Software, organized by International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), Aden,

Yemen Republic February-March 2003

- Training Workshop on IFAD’s software: ProMIS and ProOFIS, organized by IFAD, Sana’a, Yemen Republic, December 2004

- Training Workshop on “Rapid Results Approach” conducted by the Rapid Results Institute, Khartoum, Sudan, January 2007.

- Training Workshop on “Results Agenda Demystified” organized by the World Bank, Nairobi, Kenya, March 2007.

- Training workshop on Result-Based Monitoring and Evaluation organized by the World Bank, Khartoum, January 2008

- Training Workshop on Development Impact Evaluation – May 31 – June 4, 2010,

Dubai,

Dubai

- South-South Learning Forum on Building Resilient Safety Net – May 30 – June 3 2011, organized by the World Bank,

Addis Ababa

, Ethiopia

- South-South Learning Forum on Social Protection and Labour, 17 – 21 March 2014, Organized by the World Bank

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

- National Integrated Monitoring and Evaluation System Workshop Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning in Collaboration with the UNDP - Khartoum 14 -16 June 2015 (WORKSHOP FACILITATOR)

- Forum on Graduation, World Bank HQ,

Washington DC 7

– 10 December 2015

LANGUAGES: Arabic (mother tongue) / English (excellent) French (very poor)

EMPLOYMENT RECORDS

1/5/2016 - Freelance Consultant

1/4/2010 – 30/4/2016

Executive Manager

for the MDTF funded World Bank

supervised Community Development Fund (CDF) project in Sudan. The project was covering 5 Sates of the 18 North Sudan States with a total cost of US$ 95 million to provide basic services to the poor communities. The project was rated in June 2011 as one of the top 12 projects World Bank Supported projects in Africa

with outstanding performance. The project started in 2006 and was closed on 31st

October 2013 but now on preparatory period to use productive safety net under the social protection umbrella.

Responsibilities include producing regular quarterly progress reports, conducting and collecting baseline data, follow up and impact evaluations, applying innovative tools for improving the project management and the M&E system (Rapid Results Initiatives, Community Score Cards, etc), availing data and information for the Donors and others, and help the executive manager in the general project management and in streamlining the implementation of the project activities.

January 2005 – October 2006: Freelance Consultant (see up)

December 2000 - December 2004

Project Technical Advisor

for the Raymah Area Development Project in the

Republic of Yemen. The project (1999-2005) was funded by the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD). My major roles were to help the project in

improving the planning and management aspects, help in executing an effective Monitoring and Evaluation and Management Information systems, assist in contract management and the executing of the various project activities, advice and guide the preparation of the annual work plans and budgets, progress reports and briefing notes, training of counterparts, preparing TORS for the long and short term consultants (included TOR for the Mid Term Review), supervising and managing all consultants hired by the project. During the period, I was the hub and the internal coordinator for the implementation of the Mid Term Review for this and the other two IFAD-funded projects in Yemen (September-October 2003).

June 1999 - November 2000 Free-lance Consultant (see up)

May 1994 – June 1999

General Manager, White Nile Agricultural Services

Project

. The project was designed to rehabilitate some of the existing irrigated schemes at the White Nile State of the Sudan, and was jointly funded by the Government of Sudan (GOS) and the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), and cooperated by the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) from its Nairobi Outpost (and from Rome as from 1999). The project duration was seven years (starting 1994). My major responsibilities included:- Overall management of the project, consolidating the annual work programmes and budgets and project reports; bulk procurement; liaison with the GOS and IFAD and act as the contact person for IFAD; Coordinating and handling technical assistance; Financial management and disbursement; Drawing up and Executing of Contracts; Overall Monitoring and Evaluation of the project (Physical Monitoring of project inputs and outputs, Financial monitoring - expenditures and disbursements, Developmental monitoring of farmer's groups, Participatory monitoring and evaluation of agricultural production and delivery of contracted services and inputs, and monitoring and evaluating of the incremental effects and impact of the project); and managing all project activities.

General Coordinator and Manager of Khartoum Office

for the

Western Savannah Development Corporation (WSDC). The corporation was covering almost 135,000 square kilometers of the Southern part of Darfur state. It was funded by ODA, SDF, IDA and IFAD at the first stages; and by IDA and IFAD at its final stages. It comprised of about 1,000 employees distributed between four major departments; Engineering, Agriculture, Planning Monitoring and Evaluation, Administration and Finance. Khartoum office is a liaison office coordinating all needs of the corporation concerning local and foreign purchases, staff training, contracts negotiation and signing, disbursements, and all other matters related to the corporation in Khartoum. I was also representing the Director General and directors of departments at meetings and other occasions in Khartoum. In view of the previous experience, I was also helping the Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Department. As the job title shows, I am also in charge of managing the Khartoum office (about 30 persons) and the small clearance office (10 persons) in Port Sudan.

October 1992 - December 1992

Head, Monitoring and Evaluation Department - Jebel Marra Rural Development Project. This was a temporary assignment to assist the M&E department in analysing and writing reports on previously collected data, and reviewing its work programmes; and helping the project staff in using and managing various computer software.

June 1989 - October 1992

Socio-economist for the UNDP/UNDTCD project "Assistant to

the Technical Secretariat of the High Water Council

(TS-HWC) for the Preparation of a Water Master Plan" in the Republic of Yemen. The project started in 1988 and was terminated in 1992. The main objectives of the project were to complete detailed national data base in meteorology, hydrology, hydrogeology, socio-economics, water socio-economics, and legislation; develop the professional capabilities of the Technical Secretariat's national staff; and assist in the preparation of a Master Plan for Water Resources Development and Management. The main tasks and responsibilities that I had performed during my assignment were:

1- The analysis and tentative interpretation of the present and potential socio-economic and regional structure of the country,

2- Outlining the most significant development aspects at regional level and providing background information concerning water resources planning and development priorities,

3- Benefit cost analysis and cost recovery as tools for cooperative review of projects and development priorities in the light of socio-economic aspects and national targets, 4- Identifying development trends of population numbers and the resulted growing water

demand,

5- Defining the socio-economic regional development factors prevailing in YAR such as: Agriculture and industrial production, technical infrastructures, social infrastructures and administrative systems and services,

6- Providing the socio-economic inputs required in the elaboration of the Water Master Plan,

8- Assist in carrying out financial and economic analysis for some water Projects, estimating water supply and requirement for the country, and other related studies as water policy model and evaluating alternative irrigation water pricing strategies.

July 1986 - June 1989

Manager, Monitoring and Evaluation Department – Jebel

Marra Rural Development Project

. In addition to the below mentioned responsibilities for the Deputy Head, I was also in charge of:

a: designing and carrying out surveys:

- for the rainfed and irrigated farming systems, - to monitor and follow up the project activities - to assess the project immediate effects and impact - to monitor the general trends in the project area

- to collect data and provide information for other departments of the project when specifically requested by them

b: Writing and preparing annual reports on the above surveys results,

c: Preparing and providing any information specifically requested by the donor and review missions,

d: Editing and producing the project’s annual reports, work programmes and cost estimates,

e: Occasionally acting the responsibilities of the Director General on his absence from the project.

July 1980- June 1986

Deputy Manager, Monitoring and Evaluation Department - Jebel Marra Rural Development Project. The project was financed by the European Development Fund (EDF) of the European Economic Community (EEC) and executed by Hunting Technical Services (HTS) of UK. The first phase of the project started in mid 1980 and ended in 1986, and the second phase started in 1986 and was completed in 1993. The project area is at the western part of Sudan and its activities had covered an area of 35,000 sq Km. The project had about 600 employees and comprised of seven departments: Extension, Adaptive Research, Finance and Administration, Engineering, Community Development, Credit and Marketing and Monitoring and Evaluation Departments.

The Monitoring and Evaluation Department was established in mid 1980. I worked with three Monitoring and Evaluation experts from Hunting Technical Services who were the heads of the department (all British). My main responsibilities were to assist in carrying out different farm and socio-economic surveys, supervising and administering the staff of the department (two graduate supervisors, 18 enumerators, 2 computer operators and 5 drivers), analyzing data and writing reports and occasional bulletins.

Head of the Agricultural Economics Section for the Jebel Marra Development Project of the Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources (Western Sudan). The Project was one of the oldest development projects in the country as the investigations and studies activities on the general potentialities of the area started in early 1958 and continued to 1974 by the UNDP, Tesco Visiterv and the Hunting Technical Services of England. From 1974 to 1980, the project dealt mainly with Horticultural Development in the area and concentrating its activities at 6 main irrigated centers. My main Tasks were to follow up, collect data and report on the agricultural practices and costs of production for the main crops in the irrigated centers, and analyze market price data collected by the division's enumerators (4) for the various crops and livestock types. During this period, I had also participated in the appraisal and preparatory studies

resulted in the new EEC funded Jebel Marra Rural Development Project (JMRDP).

July 1977- May 1978

Assistant Inspector of Agricultural Economics at the Agricultural Economics and Statistics Department of the Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources (Khartoum - Sudan). Main responsibilities were supervising field surveys and assisting in data analysis.

SUMMARY OF EXPERTISE

Field of Expertise: Monitoring and Evaluation of projects and programmes, Project Management.

Particular Development Competence: Consultant/Expert in Monitoring and Evaluation of Projects, Beneficiary Impact Assessment, Project Management, and Rural Development Aspects in General.

FIELD EXPERIENCE: Sudan

Yemen Republic Jordan

UN AND OTHER SYSTEMS EXPERIENCE:

- World Bank/IDA M&E Consultant, CDF M&E specialist, CDF Executive Manager

IDA was the executing agency for the IFAD’s Western Savannah Development Corporation. +

Consultant for the Beneficiary Assessment for the Southern Governorates Rural Development Project in Yemen

- UNDP/UNDTCD: Socio-economist in Yemen.

- IFAD : M&E consultant (M&E systems, RIMS, ProMIS, Survey Design, Data Management) Project management , Coordinator of activities, Project Manager +

- UNICEF Consultant in many aspects (CFCI, Water, Flood Recovery, Child Rights, Women Situation, etc) +

- UNOPS Consultant: Supervision Missions, Project advising, project management, and other IFAD related aspects

- FAO Beneficiary Assessment – Food Security + - WFP Social Protection and Safety Net in Sudan

COMPUTER LITERACY

- Sedulous user of computers since 1983. I had two weeks training on computing within the Monitoring and Evaluation short course mentioned above. Practiced most of the known software (All MS Office programs and others) in addition to others as Harvard Graphic, Analysis packages as Mstat, SL-Micro, Snap, SPSS, other specialized software as the FAO Crop Water Requirement (Cropwat), IFAD’s ProMIS and RIMS Data Entering and Analysis Application, MapInfo, EcoZone, and so many other software packages.

CURRENT PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP

- Member of IOCE/ EvalPartners network

- Member, African Evaluation Association (AfrEA) - Member, Sudanese Environmental Protection Society - Member of the Sudanese Agricultural Engineers Syndicate,

- Was Technical Secretary for the Sudanese Agricultural Economists Association’

- Technical Advisor for Projects and Programmes for the NGO: Child and Women Rights Initiatives for Peace and Development International Organization (CAWRIPD)

- Member, Community Development Association, Khartoum

- Secretary of the BODs of the Comatex Nilotica Consulting Company, Khartoum, Sudan. - Initiator of the Environmental Protection Society in Bait Al Faqih town in Yemen.

OTHER RELATED EXPERIENCE

- Experienced in professional editing and production of final reports

- Highly experienced in translating from English to Arabic and from Arabic to English. - Familiar with operating all office amenities

- Chairman, Secretary and member of many professional and civic societies and associations while student in schools and universities and after (e.g. Member of the Academic Committee for the School of Development Studies of the University of East Anglia (1985-1986), Chairman of Zalingei Football Association (87-89), and Chairman of Zalingei Musical Society (86-89).

- Occasionally teach Project Management courses

REFERENCES

- Dr Sayed Ali Zaki: Executive Manager, Mamoon Buhairy Center, Telephone (+249)912302691 email: alizaki@hotmail.com

- Dr. James Morton: Private Consultant, Telephone email:

mail@jfmortom.co.uk

Annex 1: SOME PUBLICATIONS AND TECHNICAL REPORTS

Used to write monthly, quarterly and annual progress and technical reports while in JMRDP, WSDC, WNASP and until now. I have also written and presented technical papers and reports on various subjects (some are published and widely distributed) as below (please refer also to the consultancy reports listed above):

1: Turkawi, A.G., The Effects of Migration into the JMRDP area: presented at the third annual review for the Jebel Marra Project 1984.

2: Turkawi, A.G., Market Prices Trends in the Darfur Region: presented at the third annual review for the Jebel Marra Project 1984.

3: Turkawi, A.G. Monitoring and Evaluation of the Jebel Marra Rural Development Project (A case Study) (Masters Thesis), 1986

4: Turkawi, A.G. Review of Agricultural Development in the Jebel Marra Project Area: Presented at the project's Fifth Annual Review, 1987.

5: Turkawi, A.G. The Impact of Small Scale Irrigation

6: Turkawi, A.G. Agriculture in the Yemen Arab Republic, a background information paper, October 1989.

7: Turkawi, A.G. and Said S. Al Nammari, Monographs on the Water Resources in Yemen Arab

Republic. March 1990.

8: Tejada, Jose Alberto and A.G. Turkawi, An Introduction to the Functions of the High Water Council and its Technical Secretariat: Presented at the Seminar "From Depletion to a Prudent Use of Groundwater Workshop” Rada’a, the Republic of Yemen, July 1990,

9: Chaudhry, M. A. and A.G. Turkawi, Economics of Irrigation Development in the Yemen Republic:

Evaluation of some case Studies, July 1990 (Co-authored).

10: Chaudhry, M. A., A.G. Turkawi, and Jose Alberto Tejada, Regional Agricultural Water Requirement

in the Yemen Republic, (co-authored) October 1990.

11: Chaudhry, M. A. and A.G. Turkawi, Industrial Water Requirements in the Yemen Republic: some

preliminary estimates, ( co-authored) March 1991.

12: Turkawi, A.G. Industrial Sector Growth and Estimated Water Requirements in the Northern Part of

Yemen: Paper presented at the seminar on "Economic and Social Issues in Water Resources

Development and Management in Yemen", May 1991.

13: Turkawi, A.G. The Effects of Water Consumption on Groundwater Depletion: (May 1991). Paper presented at the" Environmental Week 1 - 5 June 1991" Organized by the Environmental Protection Council, Sana’a, Yemen..

14: Turkawi, A.G. and M. A. Chaudhry, Municipal and Public Water Requirements in the Northern Part

of the Republic of Yemen, (co-authored), June 1991.

15: Chaudhry, M.A. and A.G. Turkawi, Proceeding of the Seminar on "Economic and Social Issues in

Water Resources Development and Management in Yemen", compiling and editing, October 1991.

16: Turkawi, A.G. and M. A. Chaudhry, Water Requirements for the Southern Part of the Republic of

19: Turkawi, A.G. Credit Systems and their role in the Agricultural Production in Sudan, Paper presented at the UNDP/OPS 1995 Annual Workshop, Port Harcourt, Nigeria October 1995. 20: Turkawi, AG. Situation of Women in Bahr Eljabel State, UNICEF SCO 2000

21 Turkawi, A.G. Monitoring and Evaluation Systems for Raymah Area Development and Almahara Rural Development Project in Yemen, Report for IFAD 2006 21: Turkawi, A G, Beneficiary Assessment for the Southern Governorates Rural

22: Turkawi, AG and Bello Abdelrauf: Beneficiary Assessment for the FAO Special Programme for Food Security, Report for the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, January 2009

23: Turkawi AG: Improving Monitoring and Reporting Systems and Practices of the EDF/STABEX Projects in Sudan, June 2009

24: Turkawi, Abdulgadir. Social Protection and Safety Net in Sudan Report for and published by IDS of Sussex University for the World Food Programme, December 2015

25: Turkawi (Facilitator) Proceedings of the National Monitoring and Evaluation Systems Workshop – July 2015

-: Presented Talks on:

a: "The Importance of Monitoring and Evaluation for Agricultural and Rural Development Projects", SOCCODEP Start Up Workshop, Awassa, Ethiopia, 1994 and

b: "Data Collection and SPSS Application", UNOPS Annual Training

Workshop,

Annex 2: OTHER WORKSHOPS AND SEMINARS

Participated effectively in many workshops and Seminars of which the most notable ones are: - The National Food Security Workshop, Khartoum Sudan 1988.

- Darfur Region Food Security Workshop, Al Fasher Sudan 1989, (representing the - Water sector Group Meeting, Sana’a, Yemen Republic 1990.

- From Depletion to a Prudent Use of Groundwater, Rada’a Yemen Republic, July 1990, (representing the TS-HWC).

- Data Base for Water Resources in the Republic of Yemen, Sana'a, Yemen Republic, October 1990.

- Seminar on Water Legislation in the Republic of Yemen, Sana’a, November 1990. - Land Resources Inventory for Land Use Planning, Dhamar, Yemen Republic,

December 1990, (representing the TS-HWC).

- Economic and Social Issues in Water Resources Development and Management in Yemen, Sana'a, May 1991.

- Environmental Week (1 - 5 June 1991), Sana'a, Yemen.

- First National Population Conference, Sana'a 26 - 29 October 1991, Yemen. - Water Resources Planning and Management in Yemen, Sana'a 24 - 27 May 1992,

Yemen

- Privatization of Irrigated Schemes, Arab Organization for Agricultural Development, Khartoum 21-22 June 1994, Sudan

- Southern Region Credit Cooperative Project Start up Workshop, Awassa, Ethiopia 14-16 September 1994.

- 1994 OPS Annual Training Workshop for IFAD-funded Projects, Arusha, Tanzania, 26 September - 2 October 1994. (Session Chairman)

- White Nile Agricultural Services Project Start Up Workshop, 6-9 February, Kosti Sudan

- 1995 OPS Annual Training Workshop for IFAD Funded Projects, Port Hartcourt, Nigeria, 24 - 30 September 1995 (Session Chairman)

- Fourth IFAD Project Implementation Workshop for the Near East and North Africa Region, Alexandria, Egypt 9-15 November 1996

- More than 10 workshops organized by the White Nile Agricultural Services Project from 1994 to 1999.

- Livestock Coordination Workshop for the OLS N/S sectors. UNICEF/IBAR/Tufts, Khartoum 21/7 – 24/7/1999.

- A Management for Impact workshop organized by IFAD, Aden, Yemen 2003 - Development Impact Evaluation Workshop, Dubai May - June, 2010 - South- South Social Protection Learning Forum Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

May 29 - June 3, 2011

- South- South Learning Forum – Social Ptotection – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil March 17 – 21 2014