1. AL Sahaba St.
ALDaraj,Gaza,
Palestine
Phone +970-8-2826066
+970-599890914
E-mail
mshatali@gmail.com
mshatali@oulook.com
Skype : mshatali
MOHAMMEDA.A.ELSHATALI
Summary
Education
I have 18 years of progressive experience of progamme management, networking
and coordination of humanitarian and development programmes. The posts I have
discharged includes Deputy Project Manager and Officer-in-Charge of Gaza
Office of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), Field Officer -
International Red Cross, Site Supervisor-World Vision, Site Supervisor-United
Nation Development Programme (UNDP), Field Officer-MA’AN Development
Center, and Acting Head of Integrated Pest Management (I.P.M) Section-Ministry
of Agriculture (PA).
My duties include programme management, project cycle management,
monitoring, evaluation, reporting, planning, networking and coordination,
technical reference and supervision, security warden. It also include, preparing
project work implementation plans, developing project management framework
and proposal writing, and preparation of necessary financial & progress reports.
Also I have 4 years experiences of UN security roles. Trainer on different subjects
as: Acouaponic and Hydropnic system, Risk Management, Project Management.
2009 - 2015 M.Sc of Development Economics (MDE)
Islamic University of Gaza
2000-2001 Diploma of Specialized Post Graduate Studies “Integrated Pest
Management of Mediterranean Fruit tree crops “. The International Center for
Advanced Mediterranean Agronomic Studies- Bari-Italy
1992-1996 BSc. In Agriculture (Plant Protection)
Al Azhar University, Gaza, Palestine
Consultancy
Services
Currently work with Eadaad for Development , Training , and consultancy as
trainer “ the 6th
group”
June,2016 Consultancy with team member of Expectrem consultancy services
on “ updating / preparation strategic plan and action plan according to IRPAL
project for 20 CBOs.
Oct.2015 Consultancy on “Small project management” Tender Number:

2. .
Professional
Experience
G.FS.DFATD.093.3015, REQUISITION NO.: 6848, funded by DFATD and
implemented by MAAN with partnership with Care international to evaluate 12
agri-business projects.
23 Sep.2015, External consultancy for High Value Vegetables and Fruits funded
by World Vision. Deliverables: 1)Market report, including citation of existing
research, with the most promising opportunities for WV to contribute through
AMENCA 3 in seasonal crops including, strawberries, herbs and vegetables
particularly sweet potatoes , longer term crops including, dates, grapes, avocado
and pineapple.2) A business case for the recommended opportunities, including
evidence of the need and in principle interest from a private company to work
with us.3) Profitability analysis on each product, including cash flow forecast and
return on investment.
Sep,2015 participate with technical team to prepare the technical proposal for
career development institute in active learning .
June2015, Consultancy for designing and developing an Education Program on
Urban Agriculture- Phase II, with Ma’an Development Center. And established
tow domesntraion units of Aquaponic and hydroponic.
1.Dec.2014 – July.2016
Al Azhar University –Gaza
Project Coordinator of the project" Curriculum Development and Strengthening
Institutional Capacity Environment of Faculty of Agriculture and Environment"
The project funded by the QIF Unit - world bank.
My duties include:
 Ensure the successful implementation and quality outputs of the Project through
coordinating the implementation of all the activities in the project's implementation
plan and providing adequate follow up and supervision of the work.
 Scheduling, coordinating, and attending project advisory and administrative
meetings and workshop, and preparing agendas and distributing minutes and
reports to all project team members.
 Preparing project reports, RFP’s, tenders, budgets, cash flows, schedules and in
determination of project requirements.
 Preparing project organization and communication charts.
 Tracking the progress and quality of work being performed by the targeted
programs in the project and project team.
 Using project scheduling and control tools to monitor project plans, work hours,
budgets and expenditures.
 Effectively and accurately communicating relevant project information to the QIF
PCU and project administrative team and among project implementation staff.

3.  Ensuring project implementation needs are met in a timely and cost effective
manner.
 Reviewing reports from project implementation staff and consultants throughout
the period of the project.
 Preparing and assisting project director in issuing contracts, letters of intent,
purchase orders, etc.
 Maintaining Contract Execution Tracking Log and assisting in project data
gathering and analysis.
 Tracking & managing contemplated change notices and change orders in the
database.
 Keeping the project director and board informed about project status and issues
that may impact project implementation.
 Facilitating the creation of communication channels with local industries towards
cooperation, and communications in issues related to the project.
 Participating in planning and coordination of work of the student research projects.
14.Sep.2014 – 4.November 2014
UNESCO Ramallah office
Gaza Coordinator of the Higher Education Assessment regarding the impact of
the crisis on higher education institutions and their students and teachers in Gaza.
My duties include:
 Ensure the coordination of the assessment team for the implementation and
monitoring of the assessment .
 Support the preparation /monitoring of the detailed work plan and frame work for
the higher education assessment .
 Ensure the full coordination with the ministry of education and higher education.
 Coordinating with UNMAS to clear the 12th HEIs with infrastructure damages.
(risk assessment report).
 Coordinating and conducting the orientation meeting with 28 HEIs representatives
to provide guidance about the process and methodology of the assessment.
 Piloting the data collection with one Institute .
 Compile the quantitative data by using the developed and approved questioner.
 Compile qualitative information about the impact of HEI in Gaza after the crisis
based on conducting with the assessment team :
 Key focus group discussion with selected 8 to 12 education professionals from
higher educational institutions,
 Interviews with three key information person from MoEHE and universities,
 Case studies for three student directly affected during the crisis,
 Coordinate with the education focal point engineer from UNDP regarding
UNSCO assessment on higher education, and extract the sheets on higher
education infrastructure damages from the system, in order to avoid the
overlapping of data collection of damaged assessment.
 Follow up with the data entry officer regarding the final data statistic and info
graphics to be shared in view of the analysis.

4. 1.May.07 – 31.March 2014
Gaza Deputy Projects Manager
Deputy project manager and Officer-in-Charge of Gaza Office of the Food and
Agriculture Organization (FAO) .
Work as FAO national security warden from 2011 to 2014 to cover all security
matters in Gaza strip.
Representing FAO at Palestine national TV (http://www.pbc.ps/video.php?id=3267)
My duties include:
 Assist the programme manager in efficient and quality project implementation and
in particular assume the overall responsibility of project management when the
project manager is absent;
 Coordinate under the supervision of the programme manager, the field
implementation teams at district level;
 Assist the programme manager in the preparation of the detailed work plan and in
the supervision/monitoring of their implementation;
 Identify, help selecting and supervise (under the guidance of the programme
manager) the work of the local partners involved in project implementation (such
as local NGOs and/or research centre's);
 Assist the programme manager in preparing the technical specifications for the
goods, items and services to be procured under the project;
 Identify and evaluate the capacity and quality of work of potential local suppliers
of technical goods and services;
 Take the lead (under the supervision of the programme manager) in aggregating
the monitoring reports from the component coordinators and implementation
partners;
 Liaise, under the supervision of the programme manager, with the ministry of
agriculture to ensure that project interventions are consistent with ongoing
ministry programs.
Main Projects :
1. “Improving food security in North Gaza through Land Rehabilitation and
Open-Field Vegetable Production” OSRO/GAZ/204/NET-Funded by
Netherlands government.
2. Emergency household food production activities in vulnerable and
marginalized urban areas of the Gaza Strip” OSRO/GAZ/205/BEL-Funded
by Belgium government.
3. Emergency food production support to poor families in the Gaza Strip
(phase 2) OSRO/GAZ/106/BEL-Funded by Belgium government
4. Emergency food production support to poor families in the Gaza Strip.
OSRO/GAZ/007/BEL -Funded by Belgium government.
5. Support to reduce the impact of food insecurity for Palestinians in the West
Bank and Gaza Strip. OSRO/GAZ/010/NOR-Funded by Norway

5. government.
6. Enhancing livelihoods and entrepreneurship skills of vulnerable youth
through Junior Farmer Field and Life Schools in the West Bank and Gaza
Strip OSRO/GAZ/802/NOR-Funded by Norway government..
7. Emergency support and employment generation for female-headed
households through backyard farming and cottage industry in the West
Bank and Gaza Strip OSRO/GAZ/703/SPA-Funded by Spain government.
8. Support to household food security and income generation through bio-
intensive backyard agricultural production and cottage industry activities
for women OSRO/GAZ/602/NOR-Funded by Norway government.
9. Support to horticulture in the Gaza Strip OSRO/GAZ/601/NOR.
10. Agriculture Revitalization Action Project (ARAP) OSRO/GAZ/706/JPN -
Funded by Japan government.
11. Restoring the agriculture productive capacity in the Gaza Strip through
emergency support to farmers and enhanced sectoral coordination
OSRO/GAZ/604/SPA-Funded by Spain government.
1.Feb.07 till 30.April 07
International Committee of the Red Cross –Gaza office, Palestine.
Rehabilitation of Destroyed agricultural land in the buffer zone - Gaza Strip –
ICRC Fund
Field officer.
My duties include:
 Manage, supervise and facilitate the daily operations of the project.
 Maintain field supervision over the implementation process of the project
activities by the CBOs.
 Coordinate with the CBOs on the implementation of the project.
 Prepare liquidation reports, payment and procurement requests.
15 Sep.06 till 15 Jan.07
World Vision -Gaza Office, Palestine
Relief project in Gaza to support local farmers and needy families " from poor
farmers to poor families”
World Vision Fund
Site Supervisor
Distribute 6000 Fresh food basket for the household food insecurity families,
which temporarilyalleviated their suffering.
My duties include:
 Manage, supervise and facilitate the daily operations of the project.
 Maintain field supervision over the implementation process of the project
activities by the CBOs.

6.  Coordinate with the CBOs on the implementation of the project.
 Coordinate, monitor and supervise the process of hiring of workers by the
CBOs.
 Ensure the adherence to the selection criteria of the Labors.
 Prepare liquidation reports, payment and procurement requests.
1.May 05 – 31.May 06
United Nations Development Programme UNDP/ PAPP Gaza, Palestine.
Rehabilitation of Destroyed agricultural Sector in northern Gaza Strip Project.
Funded by Japan government.
Site Supervisor.
Replanting 2000 dounms of the destroyed Orchards of Citrus and Olives in Beit
Hanoun area.
My duties include:
 Manage, supervise and facilitate the daily operations of the project.
 Maintain field supervision over the implementation process of the project
activities by the LIOs.
 Coordinate with the LIOs on the implementation of the project.
 Coordinate, monitor and supervise the process of hiring of workers by the
LIOs.
 Ensure the adherence to the selection criteria of the unskilled labor and
the use of labor-intensive techniques in all project interventions.
 Prepare liquidation reports, payment and procurement requests.
1.Jan.2003 - 30.April 2004
MA’AN Development Center - Gaza, Palestine.
Assisting and Providing Relief for the Farmers in the Gaza Strip in time of
National Emergency.
Funded by Belgium government
Site Supervisor
Replanting, Rehabilitation of Greenhouses, Water Pumps, job creation, Irrigations
network, and Store unite, in Beit Hanoun, Beit Lahia, Der al Balah, al Qrara,and
Rafah area.
My duties include:
 Manage, supervise and facilitate the daily operations of the project.
 Maintain field supervision over the implementation process of the project
activities by the5 Local Committee.
 Coordinate with the 5 Local Committee on the implementation of the project.
 Coordinate, monitor and supervise the process of hiring of workers by the
L.C.
 Ensure the adherence to the selection criteria of the unskilled labor and the use
of labor-intensive techniques in all project interventions.
 Prepare liquidation reports, payment and procurement requests.

7. Relevant
Workshop&
Training courses
2002 to 2003 Ministry of Agriculture Gaza
Acting Head of Integrated Pest Management (I.P.M) Section
Department of Plant Protection & Inspection Services
1997-2002 Ministry of Agriculture Gaza
Agronomist at Plant Pathology Labratories
Diagnosis of Plant Pathogens
1996-1997 Ministry of Agriculture Gaza
Observer at the Department of Citrus Export
Observer of the citrus Processing & Preparation for Export.
 19-20 November 2013 Disaster Risk Management (Practical case in Gaza
strip)
 29to30 April 2012 FAO Procurement Training.
 Jan.2012 Basic of Procurement of FAO online training.
 20Feb.2011 UN wardens workshop.
 4-6 April 2011 Safe and Secure Approaches in Field
Environment(SSAFE) training program.
 2011 Basic and advance security training
 July to Nov. 2011 37hr Seminar on presentation and communication,
Time Management and Report writing for the professional skills program.
Amideast center.
 25-29 Jan 2004 GIS & Data Management in Pest Control Project (Arava
International Center for Agriculture Training).
 1-8 Oct. 2003 MS Project for Construction Projects Management (SMET).
 2-6 Sep. 2002 Course on Med Monitoring & Fruit Sampling (CHIOS,
Greece)
 Aug. 2000 Course on Introduction of Biotechnology (BETCEN)
 Oct. 99 Course on the Principles of Integrated Pest Management (AlAzhar
Universitry, Gaza)
 Aug. 99 Course on Plant Tissue culture Course in (BETCEN)
 Jan. 99 Course on Biological Control (BETCEN)
 Mar.98- May 98, Course on (Agriculture in English) in Agricultural
Engineers Association.
 May 98- Aug.98 Course in French Language in Agricultural Engineers
Association.
Competencies
 Professionalism, Communication, Planning and Organization, Team work,
Leadership, Accountability, Creativity, and Vision.

8. Skills
 High level of managerial skills.
 Training Skills.
 Effective Team work and Time Management Skills.
 Performance Evaluation and Appraisal.
 Communication skills and ability to deal with people of different
backgrounds.
 Human Resource Management and,
 High level of computer skills. Ms Word, Ms Excel, Ms Access, MS
Outlook (Email), MS Power Point, Internet,
Professional
memberships
Reference
Member of Agricultural Engineers Association.
Member of Al Azhar University Graduates Association.
Luigi Damiani
Head of FAO Palestine office
Email: lusasedamiani@gmail.com
Dr. Hani Nijim
Rep. of PCU-World Bank
Email: hnigim@birzeit.edu
Mobile 0599325632
Basil Nasser
UNDP program officer
Email: basil.nasser@undp.org.
Mobile: 0597500507
Basem Khaldi
Political Advisor -Palestinian Affairs Office of The United Nations Special
Coordinator for Middle East Peace Process (UNSCO)
Email: khaldi@un.org
Mobile: 0599415191
Languages Arabic Mother Tong
English fluent