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RESUME OF Mr. RAJINDRA ROHITHA WELIHINDAGE
E-mail; rohu280@gmail.com: rohu666@yahoo.com
Home Address: Rajindra Rohitha, No.56. Darshanapura, Kundasale, Sri Lanka
Tel: (+94) 777 804 537
Professional Profile
 A development professional with 29 years of experience in fields of Food Security,
livelihoods, DRR, Climate Change Adaptation, emergency response, recovery and
rehabilitation, entrepreneurship development, fisheries sector development, MSME
sector development, social development, regional development, RBA, participatory
planning and assessment, governance, accountability & transparency at community
level, grassroots organizations, specialised support organizations with 19 years at
Senior Management Positions nationally and internationally.
 Well experienced in project management and providing strong and dynamic leadership
to large and small teams of professionals with diverse skills.
 Excellent knowledge on economic analysis of projects including policy analysis and
well versed with developing project proposals and implementing programs.
 Licensed trainer of CEFE Entrepreneurship Development Training.
International Experience in Humanitarian sector (57 Months)
 Pakistan: Program Coordinator DRR & Livelihoods-Malteser International: June2013-
March2015
 Bangladesh: Project Manager-DIPECHO: Concern Worldwide: August2012-June
2013
 Vietnam: ActionAid-DIPECHO Manager: Sept. 2008-June2010
 Zambia-ActionAid-Emergency Coordinator: Jan 2008-April 2008
Personal Details:
Full Name : Rajindra Rohitha Welihindage
Permanent Address : No.56, Darshanapura, Kundasale,
Sri Lanka
Administrative District : Kandy
Contact Telephone No : (+94) 777 804 537
Personal E-mail : rohu280@gmail.com
rohu666@yahoo.com
Date of Birth : 13th
October 1961
Age : 54 Years
Sex : Male
Civil Status : Married
No. of Children : Two
Nationality : Sri Lankan
Passport No. : N2207116
Sri Lanka Driving License No. : KY 041709 (Date of issue;
24.12.1986)

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Educational Background
 M. Sc. (Aquaculture) - 1997, Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok, Thailand (with
major specialization in Coastal Aquaculture Technology & Management with a
significant number of credits for economics related subjects) GPA 3.93 out of 4.0
 B.Sc. (Agriculture) - 1985 (4 year degree) University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka
 Postgraduate Diploma in Regional Industrial Development -Distinction Pass(Conducted
by RVB, the Netherlands & NIBM, Sri Lanka 1990/91)
Work experience:
Present Position: Field Project Specialist- GLED
Project
From 01.07.2015 to date
Organization: UNDP, Colombo, Sri Lanka
Major Duties
 Manage the Governance for Local Economic Development (GLED) Project in
Ampara and Monaragala Districts of Sri Lanka
 Implementation of the program with implementing partner Ministry if Home Affairs
 Liaison and coordination with stakeholders
 Budget management
Past working Experience:
1. Position: Program Coordinator-DRR & Livelihood From 15. 06.2013 to
31.03.2015
Organization: Malteser International Pakistan, House
No. 15 A, Street No. 19, F-6/2, Islamabad, Pakistan
Major Duties
 Leading the DRR & Livelihoods projects funded by ADH, AA, BMZ, SDC, WFP
and ECHO. SDC/WFP funded project was on Cash for Work in DRR; successfully
completed one year project and secured funding for the next phase.
 Advocacy for mainstreaming DRR into government development planning
 Representing MI as DRR and livelihood focal person
 Managing the Pakistan regional DRR teams
 Capacity building of staff and partner organizations in DRR and livelihoods
 Integrating Climate Change Adaptation into DRR
 Mainstreaming DRR into the health programme of Malteser International Pakistan
Programme
 Developed DRR Country Strategy Paper, Emergency Response Preparedness and
Response Plan (ERPOP) and Emergency Response Protocols for Malteser
International Pakistan

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2. Position: Project Manager-DIPECHO From 16. 08.2012 to 15.06.
2013
Organization: Concern Worldwide (Bangladesh),
House No. 15 SW (D), Road No. 7, Gulshan-1, Dhaka
1212, Bangladesh
Major Duties:
 Managed the DIPECHO-VIand DIPECHO-VII project,
 Coordination with NARRI Consortium
 Liaison with External Stakeholders
 Preparation of funding proposals (Especially for the DIPECHO-VII)
 Project Finance Management
 Project HR Management
 Integration of DRR into other development programs of Concern Worldwide
Bangladesh
 Responsible for finance of all DRR Projects
 Developing new proposals for funding
3. Position: Program Manager-IDRR From 04.10.2010 to 03.
09.2012
Organization: Sri Lanka Red Cross Society, (GRC
Funded) IDRR Project, IDRR Project Office, No. 3,
Seminary Gardens, Thennekumbura, Kandy, Sri Lanka
Duties:
 Managing GRC Funded Integrated Disaster Risk Reduction Project in
Trincomalee, Hambantota, Ampara and Kandy districts of Sri Lanka.
 Closely liaison with National Disaster Management Centre and other stakeholders
 Managing annual budgets and preparation of annual work programs
 Managing human resources and capacity building of branch staff in DRR and
Climate Change Adaptation (CCA) initiatives i.e. farmer field school concept,
seed banks, Forest Market Gardens etc.
 Assisting resource mobilization unit by formulating project proposals
 Designing training programs in DRR and CCA for communities and project staff
Achievements
 CCA was well integrated into DRR in IDRR project which is the first experience
in all DRR projects of German Red Cross in Asia and the world
 Led the program in innovative Farmers Field School in CCA and introduced the
Forest Market Gardens (FMG) to the program which is considered as one of the
most Climate resilient farming systems
 Completed DRR project in Ampara District (funded by MOFA) with 100 percent
budget and program achievement
 Designed new tools to capture impact of climate change in livelihood risk
assessment

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4. Position: DIPECHO Project Manager From 01.10.2008 to
15.06.2010Organization: ActionAid International Vietnam, HEAC
Building, 14-16, Ham Long Street, Hanoi, Viet Nam
Major Duties:
 Managing and implementing the DIPECHO funded DRR Project in Ha Tinh Province
of Vietnam
 Managing two projects of typhoon Ketsana response central highlands of Vietnam,
funded by ECHO& DEC (relief -food and NFI), food security and livelihood recovery,
shelter, WASH)
 Managing the budgets of the project
 Managing the partnerships
 Provide technical supports to partner organizations for effective operation of the
projects
 Representative of AAV to the Joint Advocacy Network Initiative (JANI) of the
DIPECHO Partners and implementing JANI activities
 Monitoring the project implementation
 Capacity building of Partner organizations and communities
 Coordination with other stakeholders including government and other Civil Society
networks
 Donor accountability and donor reporting
Achievements:
DIPECHO project;
 Built a successful model of a CBDRM
 The project was well coordinated with all other stakeholders including government
agencies, UN system and Other INGOs
 A very successful school DRR program was conducted, 60 teachers were trained on
DRR education and 1500 students were given DRR education, a successful School
DRR day and a school based Community DRR campaign conducted
 Participatory vulnerability analysis (PVA) was conducted in 20 villages, village DRR
plans were prepared and village level DRR plans were incorporated in Annual socio-
economic development plans of communes and district. 20 PVA facilitators from the
community were well trained.
 With the Participatory livelihood analysis, effect of climate change in agriculture and
community adaptations for such changes were well captured with the improved
analysis tool of PVA
 12 rescue teams with 65 members were trained, equipped and rescues teams were
accepted as an official structure in emergency response of the Vu Quang district
administration. Village Disaster reduction committees were established and now
functioning as village level arm of storm & flood control committee of commune
 Innovative disaster mitigations structures were constructed in the disaster prone
schools.
 Communities were well capacitatedand all households were wellprepared for disasters
and there were not any human causality and very less property damages during the
typhoon Ketsana and in subsequent floods
 As a member of Join Advocacy Network Initiative (JANI) of DIPECHO partners, an
innovative media campaign on DRR was planned and conducted. 20 journalists were
well trained in DRR journalism
 Conducted national level advocacies and an regional sharing workshop on DRR
 Represented AAV in Disaster Management working group and Climate Change
working group of Vietnam

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ECHO and DEC emergency response projects
 The projects were directed well starting from emergency response to early
recovery and targeting and coverage was done well.
 Supported 425 households to repair damaged houses.
 125 households were support to rebuild new houses and able to secure significant
government contribution for reconstruction of houses
 More than 800 households were given livelihood supports
 The emergency programs were directed to link to DRR and development
 The narrative report of 1st
phase of DEC project has been recognized as exemplary
by DEC and commented as a model report to share with other partners.
5. Position: Team Leader- South and
Thematic Head for Livelihood Development
From 01.08.2005 to
31.10.2008
Organization: ActionAid International Sri Lanka,
141/10, Isipathana Mawatha,Colombo-5, Sri
Lanka
Major duties:
 Responsible for the annual budget of GBP 1.0 million for the South Region Tsunami
response Program (Funded by DEC).
 Lead the livelihood program across 6 districts in EAST & SOUTH Provinces
 Managing the Program Support Unit Hambantota for all Tsunami related community
based relief and rehabilitation activities with special focus on livelihood and local
economy rebuilding in Hambantota District
 Directing program focus towards women’s rights, mainstreaming, HIV/AIDS and
Human security into the program, ensure education rights of target communities
 Annual planning of programs, & budget preparations
 preparation of participatory village development plans
 Supervising, guiding and capacity building of the staff of PSU,and partner organizations
 Monitoring program in Disaster Response and finance.
 Planning implementation of AASL livelihood program across six districts.
 Livelihood policy advocacy works with civil society movements.
 Coordination with government and other stakeholders
 Member of AAI Emergency Fast Action Support Team (EFAST)
Achievements & accomplishments:
 The humanitarian principles were strictly in place for all phases of the program
 100% budget achievement with well-maintained program quality.
 Transparency and accountability mechanisms were in place, community capacity was
built in social audits and program monitoring
 17,000 families were supported in livelihoods,
 165 permanent houses constructed
 Strong perspectives on DRR, Human Security, and Women’s Rights and HIV/AIDS
were developed in the program.
 A community driven livelihood development process based on “threshold level income”
was designed and implemented across eastern & southern provinces. This was a novel
approach in livelihood development
 A citizens’ report on fisheries livelihood policies in Sri Lanka were produced.
 Recently designed and implemented campaign on “People’s Solution to Food Crisis” in
Sri Lanka with people’s movements.

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 Established community managed revolving funds with Walawe Women’s Federation,
EEFA Foundation and National Forum of Peoples Organizations in Hambantota district.
 Partners capacity built on emergency response,DRR, livelihood development and rights
based approach
 27 field officers were trained in livelihood analysis and preparation of business plans to
assist 20 partner organizations
 The program officers of AASL were well trained and mentored in carrying out
humanitarian works
 As the EFAST member, I worked as the Emergency Coordinator of ActionAid Zambia
from January 2008 to April 2008, closely work with WFP and UNICEF of Zambia in
flood response program and jointly implemented the relief and livelihood recovery
program.
6. Position: Management and Training
Specialist – (A Senior Management Position-
secondment basis)
From March 2004 to 31st
July 2005.
Organization: Technical ServicesUnit (TSU)ofBusiness
ServicesSupport Facility Project (A
project of GOSL & ADB)
Major duties;
 Supervision and guiding of professional staff of 6 regional Business Development
Centers (BDCs)
 Training and enhancing of the staff to implement the official project methodology called
Zonal Enterprise Development Approach (ZEDA),
 Development of training curriculums for SMEs & BDS Providers,
 Development of management Training programs
 Handled the matters pertaining to agribusiness development including dairy industry and
Aquacultural development
Significant Achievements:
 Planning, development and implementation of a program for the rehabilitation of
Tsunami affected coastal enterprises in Sri Lanka (Business Counseling for Coastal
Entrepreneurs (BCCE) program). The BCCE program included business counseling for
2000 enterprises and livelihood redevelopment.
 14 days training module to train the business counselors with psychosocial insight was
developed under my leadership
 first batch of 30 field business counselors from affected areas of Southern Regions were
trained.
 A training module for SME Development Banking for the staff of Bank of Ceylon was
developed.
 ZEDA (ZonalEnterprise Development Approach) Livelihood assessment methodology
was developed with an Excel computer program
7. Position: Assistant Director-Enterprise
Development / Aquacultural Scientist
From 15June 1990 to 31st
July 2005
Organization: Industrial Services Bureau (ISB) of the
North-Western Province,141,Kandy Road,
Kurunegala,Sri Lanka
Major duties
 Planning in SME development, & regional industrialization,
 Establish community development programs,

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 Undertake development planning in aquaculture,fisheries and agribusiness sectors
including livestock & dairy industry,
 preparation of feasibility study reports,project reports,business plans and,
 Served as a technicalconsultant in aquaculture and agribusiness management,and
entrepreneurship development trainer.
 Held senior management positions at ISB since 1996 to 2005)
 Serve as the Head of Aquaculture Services Centre (ASC) of ProvincialMinistry of
Fisheries (NWP) at Chilaw from January,(1998- August,2000).
Achievements/ accomplishments
Micro Finance, Livelihood and coastal community development:
 Team Leader for establishment of alternative income generating activities for coastal
resource abusersatHambantota IntegratedCoastalZone Management Project-SriLanka.
This assignment included selecting resource abusers, entrepreneurship development,
technological enhancement and setting up of a revolving fund (RF) for 125 beneficiaries
and RF was Rs.2.5 million (from 2002 to 2004). Under this program, systems and
procedures for RF and a new methodology to assess the Participatory Financial
Institutions (PFIs) was developed. (Norway Project)
 Team Leader for alternative livelihood assessment of coastal Zone of Hambantota
District Under Rekawa,Ussangoda,& Kalametiya area biodiversity conservation project
(GEF /RUK Project) under Coast Conservation Department.Target group involved 600
of resource abusers. (2003)
 Team Leader for providing alternative income generating activities for 100 resource
abusers under GEF/RUK project & setting up of a revolving fund. In this program, PFIs
were selected and established successfully a Revolving Loan Fund of LKR 4 million.
 Worked as a consultant in Self-Help Program for Women in North Western province,Sri
Lanka- 1992/1993. This was a poverty alleviation program and my duties involved agro
based enterprise development. I was able to implement a successful micro finance
scheme under this program.
Aquaculture and fisheries development
 Founder of Aquaculture Services Centre (ASC) of North Western Province that is the
first ever State Sector extension service for shrimp industry in Sri Lanka aiming
revitalization of ill-fated shrimp industry in environmentally sustainable manner. (This
project was implemented as an outcome of My M.Sc Thesis.) The ASC now is the only
state sector extension service dedicated for shrimp farmers in Sri Lanka. ASC servesthe
inland fresh water fish farming sector in providing technical advices as well as seed
materials
 Consultant for establishment of the Global Feed (Pvt) Ltd. Aquaculture Laboratory, at
Chilaw that is the first ever private sector laboratory using modern bio-technology for
diseases diagnosis of shrimps, in Puttalam District, Sri Lanka
 Member of team that conducted “Potentiality Survey for Inland Fisheries Development
in Matale District, Sri Lanka”. (For REAP-Matale)
 Member of team that prepared the Code of Good Practices for Shrimp Industry in Sri
Lanka. (FAO-NARAProject). The Code of Good Practiceswas developed for making
shrimp industry an environmentally sustainable.
 A member of Task Force for Revitalization of Shrimp Industry at Ministry of Fisheries
and Aquatic Resources (1997-2001)

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Environmental management
 Team member- Establishment of Coastal resources ReferralCentre under Hambantota
Integrated Coastal Zone Management Project-Sri Lanka
 Project Coordinator - Conducting awareness programs on Environmental Management
and Promoting Cleaner production and ISO 14000 as Effective Environmental Tools to
DC Industry funded by Local Environmental Fund/IUCN
Agribusiness education
 Developed the Curriculum of Agri-Business Management Diploma offered by Affiliated
University College of North-Western Province, Sri Lanka. (This was the first ever
Diploma Course on Agri-Business Management offered by a University in Sri Lanka)
 Served as a Visiting Lecturer of Agri-Business Management in Affiliated University
College of North-Western Province Sri Lanka from June 1994 –Dec. 1995.
Other activities
 Led the team for preparation of master plan for the development of Teaching Hospital
Kurunegala, Sri Lanka (2003)
 Member of Team for drafting Systems and proceduresfor Hambantota District Chamber
of Commerce
 Member of Team for 3-year evaluation for Hambantota District Enterprise Services
Centre
 Participated in the Official Delegation from North-Western Province SriLanka to
Shandong Province of People's Republic of China in May 1992 and successfully
initiated the economic relations and investment programs between two provinces.
8. Research Assistant - SmallFarmers Dairy
Project (SFDP)
From 01st July 1987 to
15th
June 1990.
Major duties:
Research Fellow funded by SFDP from 1st
July 1987 at Postgraduate Institute of Agriculture,
University of Peradeniya,SriLanka and from 8th
October 1988 as a research assistant. During
this period, I carried out research works in Animal Husbandry,especially on goat nutrition &
management and actively participated in farmer education and extension programs on
ruminant husbandry.
9. Lecturer at Trinity College Institute of
Agriculture, Pallekelle.
From 1st
February 1987 to
15th
July 1987
Major Duties:
Lecturing on Agricultural Botany & Animal Husbandry for agriculture Diploma students
10. Management Intern at Milk Industries of
Lanka Co; Ltd
From 1st
February 1986 to
1st
February 1987
Major Duties:
I was responsible for milk procurement in Kandy district and supervised nine large milk
chilling centers with daily collection of over 100,000 litres.
Recent Consultancy assignments completed
 Member of First Full Supervision and Implementation Support (SIS) Mission;
Medium-Term Co-operation Programme (MTCP) with Farmers’ Organizations (FOs)
in the Asia-Pacific Region (Nepal, India and Sri Lanka) conducted by IFAD from 30th
October to 23rd November 2011

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 Member of the Final evaluation Team- CARE Sri Lanka Livelihood development
Project in Ampara District- Expanding the support for communities affected by the
tsunami and the conflict in Sri Lanka (TRF project) -2010
 Consultant – Strategic Planning, of the Consultancy Team– Preparation of Sectorial
development Plan for Coir Industry of Southern province of Sri Lanka- done for
Ministry of Rural Development-Southern Province-Sri Lanka
 Team Leader of Consultancy Team –Rapid Livelihood Assessment in Ampara
District- July 2010 for CARE Sri Lanka
 Team Leader ofConsultancy Team for establishment of alternative income generating
activities for coastal resource abusers at Hambantota Integrated Coastal Zone
Management Project-Sri Lanka. This assignment included selecting resource abusers,
entrepreneurship development,technological enhancement and setting up of a revolving
fund (RF) for 125 beneficiaries and RF was Rs.2.5 million (from 2002 to 2004). Under
this program, systems and procedures for RF and a new methodology to assess the
Participatory Financial Institutions (PFIs) was developed. (Norway Project)
 Team Leader of Consultancy Team for alternative livelihood assessment of coastal
Zone ofHambantota DistrictUnderRekawa,Ussangoda,& Kalametiya area biodiversity
conservation project (GEF /RUK Project) under Coast Conservation Department. Target
group involved 600 of resource abusers. (2003)
 Team Leader of Consultancy Team for providing alternative income generating
activities for 100 resource abusers under GEF/RUK project & setting up of a revolving
fund. In this program,PFIs were selected and established successfully a Revolving Loan
Fund of LKR 4 million.
 Consultant in Self-Help Program for Women in North Western province, Sri Lanka-
1992/1993. This was a poverty alleviation program and my duties involved agro based
enterprise development. I was able to implement a successful micro finance scheme
under this program.
Research and Publications:
 Rohitha W.R. (2008) Evaluating Gains from De-Eutrophication of the Dutch Canal in
Sri Lanka: A Cost Benefit Analysis; Working Paper 29-08, South Asian Network for
Development & Environmental Economics (SANDEE)
 SANDEE Policy Brief No 28-08; Water Pollution Lowers Returns to Shrimp Farms -
Evidence from Sri Lanka; based on SANDEE working paper No. 29-08, ‘Evaluating
Gains From De-Eutrophication of the Dutch Canal in Sri Lanka: A Cost Benefit
Analysis’, by W.R. Rohitha, ActionAid.
 Rohitha W.R. (1997),Strengthening the Institutional Framework to Develop Coastal
Aquaculture in North Western Province, Sri Lanka- M.Sc. Thesis; Asian Institute of
Technology (AIT), Bangkok, Thailand
 Premaratne, S. and W.R. Rohitha (1986): Evaluation of natural grasses in
Polonnaruwa District, 42nd Annual Session, SLAAS, Part I, Sec. B, Sri Lanka. p. 43.
Workshops/ Seminars and Trainings attended
 Successfully completed ASITF Certificate Course and BSITF Certificate Course
conducted UNSDSS
 Successfully completed the online course of World of Red Cross & Red Crescent
(WORC)-Silver Certificate

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 Successfully completed on-line course of Stay safe- Personal Security (by IFRC
learning platform) – Gold Certificate
 Successfully completed online course of H2P- Humanitarian Pandemic Preparation
 Other Related Training Courses Attended
 Completed International Training Program in Strategic Communication Planning:
Behavioral Impact (COMBI) conducted at Chiang Mai, Thailand by the NewYork
University (July 2014)
 Completed e-learning course of Building a Better Response conducted by
Humanitarian Academy at Harvard University (July 2014)
 Participated in DG-ECHO FPA/FAFA training in Bangkok from 2nd June to 5th June
2009.
 Participated in Emergency Funding Proposal Development training in AAV by AA
International from 22nd to 28th June 2008 in Hanoi
 Participated in 9th International PRA Thematic Training Workshop (Participatory
Poverty Analysis Module) from 18th to 29th September, 2005 at NISIET Hyderabad,
India conducted by PRAXIS-India.
 Participated in Workshop on Survey Methodologies for Environmental Economists
conducted by SANDEE held at Bangalore, India from 1st
Nov. to 4th
Nov. 2004.
 Participated in Advance Household Economics Course from 10-24th
June, 2003
conducted by SANDEE at Colombo Sri Lanka.
 Participated in Workshop on Econometrics for Environmental Economists conducted
by SANDEE held at Dhaka, Bangladesh from 8th
to 14th
Dec. 2002.
 Participated in 5th
bi-annual training course on Environmental and Resource Economics
conducted by Economy and Environment Program for South East Asia (EEPSEA) at
University of Philippines Los Banos 1st
Apirl to 28th
April 2002
 Participatedin 5th
Bi-annualResearchandTraining Workshop conductedby South Asian
Network of Development and Environmental Economics (SANDEE) held at Dhaka,
Bangladesh from 16th
-21st
Dec. 2002 and won a research grant from SANDEE. The
research title is “Evaluating Gains from De-Eutrophication of the Dutch Canal in Sri
Lanka: A Cost Benefit Analysis” Also participated in 6th
, 7th
, 8th
and 9th
Biannual
Research Training Workshops conducted by SANDEE.
 2 weeks training on “Modern Bio-Technological Approaches to Control Shrimp &
Fish Diseases” including PCR technology for determination of White Spot Disease at
University of Gadjah Madha, Yogyakarta, Indonesia. (Conducted by ICRO-UNESCO
June, 2001)
 3 weeks training on Shrimp Fry Health Analysis including White Spot Virus
determination by “Dot Blot” technique at Marine Technologies Laboratory, Chennai,
India. (March 2001)
 Participated in 9th
intensive program on Environmental Impact Assessment conducted by
CentralEnvironmental Authority and Centre for Environmental Studies at University of
Peradeniya (From 13th
Nov. 1997 to 23rd
Nov. 1997)
 Participated in Training of Trainers workshop on CEFE entrepreneurship development
training From Sept 1997

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Reference
1. Mr. Gamini Senanayake
(Ex-Director, Industrial Services Bureau)
Chairman, Gamini Senanayake Associates
Malkaduwawa, Kurunegala
Sri Lanka
Tel: (+ 94)777 804 545
E-mail: gaminisn@gmail.com
2. Col. Sudath Madugalle
Deputy Director General
Sri Lanka Red Cross Society
104, Dharmapala Mawatha
Colombo-7
Sri Lanka
Mobile: +94773261555
Fax:+94 112 682 675
E-mail: sudath.madugalle@redcross.lk
3. Christopher Bender
Head of programme with DRC (Turkey)
E-mail: chris.bender@drc-turkey.org ,
(line manager at Malteser International)
+90 539 899 7572
4.Saroj Dash,
Regional Coordinator-Climate Change
Concern Worldwide Bangladesh
E-mail: Saroj.dash@concern.net
+880 171 404 1255
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Regional Coordinator- East
G-LED Project
UNDP-Ampara
+94773187268
E-mail: sinnathamby.raguraamamurty@undp.org
(current Line Manager & please contact only after
selection)
I certify that particulars given above are true and accurate to the best of my knowledge
…………………..
Rajindra Rohitha Welihindage 11.10.2015