Consultant: Tim Lee
- Focus on NGO management, strategic planning, community-based programming, orphans and vulnerable children, participatory monitoring and evaluation
- Project leader, trainer of facilitators, facilitator, technical support provider, programme designer, writer and publisher
- Experience working in Africa and Asia
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Core competence areas
- HIV programmatic technical areas: community based programming for care, prevention and impact alleviation; community programming for orphans and vulnerable children; programme design and programme evaluation
- Organisational/institutional capacity building: strategic planning; review/design of organisational structure; documentation, networking, and information exchange; participatory monitoring, research and evaluation – design, implementation, technical support and skills building; establishment and improvement of NGO support intermediaries; fundraising/resource mobilisation; organisational capacity assessments; NGO management support
- Organisational and programme/project management: national, regional and global NGO initiatives
- Documentation and publishing: writing, editing, and publishing
- Operational research: design, management, data analysis and reporting
Work history
- Consultant/Director, Davies & Lee AIDS and Development Consulting, South Africa, August 2005 -
- Executive Director, Southern African AIDS Trust (SAT), Zimbabwe/South Africa, February 2002 to July 2005
- Deputy Executive Director, International HIV/AIDS Alliance, UK, August 2000 to December 2001
- Deputy Director (Technical Support), Southern Africa AIDS Information Dissemination Service (SAfAIDS), Zimbabwe, October 1999 to July 2000
- Research & Evaluation Co-ordinator, Family AIDS Caring Trust (FACT), Zimbabwe, September 1997 to September 1999
- Lecturer in Social Policy, University of Bath, UK, August 1989 to August 1997
Qualifications
- PhD, University of Bath, UK, 1995. Thesis entitled: The Search for Equity (published by Avebury Press)
- MSc. (Econ) Social Policy and Planning, Grade: Distinction, London School of Economics, UK, 1988 to 1989. Winner of the Titmuss Prize for Social Policy, 1989
- BA (Hons) Applied Social Science, Grade: 1st, Coventry Polytechnic, UK, 1985 to 1988. Winner of the CNAA/Social Policy Association Annual Essay Prize, 1988
Sample publications/resources produced
- (Author) FOCUS Evaluation Report: Report of a participatory self-evaluation of the FACT Families Orphans and Children Under Stress (FOCUS) programme. Family AIDS Caring Trust. 1999
- (Author) VSO Southern Africa Regional HIV/AIDS Initiative: Feasibility Study Report. Voluntary Service Overseas. 1999
- (Author) Community mobilisation & OVC in Burkina Faso: first steps. International HIV/AIDS Alliance. 2000
- (Editor/finaliser) Counselling Guidelines on Disclosure of HIV Status. Southern African AIDS Training Programme/Southern African AIDS Trust. 2000
- (Facilitator/contributor) Scaling-up Training for HIV/AIDS Community Initiatives in Eastern and Southern Africa. International HIV/AIDS Alliance and Regional AIDS Training Network. 2001
- (Facilitator/contributor) Expanding Community-Based Support for Orphans and Vulnerable Children. International HIV/AIDS Alliance and Family AIDS Caring Trust. 2002
- (Author) Children and home-based care: Integrating support for children affected by HIV and AIDS into home-based care programmes. SAT Share Series number 1, Southern African AIDS Trust. 2004
References
- Felicitas Chiganze , Deputy Executive Director, Southern African AIDS Trust, South Africa
- Helen Jackson, Regional HIV/AIDS Advisor, UNFPA Country Support Team, Zimbabwe
- Jeffrey O’Malley, Director, HIV/AIDS Practice, UNDP, USA
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