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5236306-564169Curriculum Vitae ofDr. Nomita Halder ndcCareer ObjectiveMy objective is to work in a job where I can use my 31 years working experience in public sector. I am a responsible, capable, versatile person and consider myself to be an excellent worker that helps me to make a difference. I work to the best of my ability and maintain high standards in all situations. My advanced academic knowledge and policy making experience can benefit any organization.Contact Details & Personal InformationApt # 1B, House # 30, Road # 09, Sector # 04, Uttara Model Town, Dhaka 1230Phones: 02-8931545 (Home); 01731709090 (Cell); 01552450388 (Cell)E-mail: nomita.halder@; nomitah@Permanent address:Village: Machmara, Upazila: Mongla, District: Bagerhat 9351Father’s name: Late Mr. Ananta HalderMother’s name: Late Mrs. Roma HalderDate of birth: 11 September 1959Nationality: Bangladeshi Religion: ChristianityMarital status: MarriedLast position at GoB: Secretary, Ministry of Expatriates' Welfare andOverseas Employment. Retired on 10 September 2019.Current Position: Honorary Member, National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), BangladeshSummary of Professional Experience & SkillMore than 30 years of civil service experience in several environments ranging from unsupervised positions through to projects where coordination and interaction was the most important factor in ensuring success. Bangladesh civil service job has enriched me to understand various regulatory and development issues. I was involved in making several policies such as protection of women and children; migrant workers’ safety; social safety network. Public Sector Development was part of every position I served in the civil service career. GoB and UNICEF joint collaboration project named Empowerment and Protection of Children (EPC) was the work place where I developed a number of best practices through GO-NGO partnerships. Running of adolescent clubs based on CRC was the main feature to educate children. There they learned their protection mechanism from violence and maltreatment, decision making, leadership development, governance, rights and wellbeing. Involved in skills development for adolescents in rural areas for their empowerment. As a Project Director dedicated my best possible service towards community and women empowerment. I came across the UN system of service delivery, evidence based policy and advocacy, fund disbursement, money liquidation and working relation between the UN and GoB. Played an effective Team Leader role.Personnel management was involved in every position I served that included maintain administrative and financial records, preparing qualitative and quantitative monthly, quarterly and annual reports as well as case study.ICT literate and an advanced user. Excellent communication skills across all levels made me a negotiation expert.Educational BackgroundName of DegreeMajor AreasYear & ResultUniversity/InstitutionsPhD (Women’s Effective Parliamentary Representation)Political Science, Women’s Rights & Empowerment, Violence Against Women, Parliamentary Representation, Electoral System2003AwardedUniversity of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand Master in Development Administration Development Administration, Gender Studies, International Relations, Public Sector Development, Economics1998DistinctionThe Australian National University, Canberra, AustraliaDiploma in Public Relations, Publicity and PromotionsPublic Relations1996 AwardedThe Australian College of Journalism, Sydney, AustraliaMaster of Science Plant Pathology19871st ClassThe Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh, BangladeshBachelor of Science in Agriculture (Hons.)Agricultural Sciences19842nd ClassThe Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh, BangladeshHigher Secondary Certificate (HSC)Science Group19771st Division Women’s College, Jashore, BangladeshSecondary School Certificate (SSC)Science Group19751st DivisionSt. Philip’s High School, Dinajpur, BangladeshSummary of Employment HistoryEmployerPositionDurationMajor ResponsibilitiesMinister,Ministry ofExpatriates'Welfare andOverseasEmploymentSecretary23-07-2017to09-09-2018Skilled human resource development and search for new overseas job markets were my main responsibilities. With intensive and repeated negotiations, I was able to create new job markets in Japan and South Korea for migrant workers. Introduced language courses on English, Japanese, Korean, Cantonese, Mandarin and Arabic for potential job seekers. It meant to find out decent job and dignified livelihood of the migrant workers. Closely worked with IOM, ILO and UN Women for their constant support in improving migration governance. That includes women’s safe migration and prevention of human trafficking. Regular, orderly and safe migration was the ultimate goal.Prime Minister,BangladeshPrivate Secretary08-07-2014to20-07-2017Assisted the Prime Minister with finalizing her daily schedule. Organized daily visitors’ timing for the Prime Minister. Presented various kinds of applications and appeals of people to her. Carried out all kinds of her instant orders. Wrote reports and assignments as per her desire. Transmitted her verbal instructions to the Ministers and Secretaries. Attended meetings and call on arranged for the foreign visitors. Attended bilateral meetings during her foreign tours.Secretary,Ministry of IndustriesJoint Secretary23-03-2012to14-01- 2013Implementation and supervision of policies and administration of Bangladesh Standards and Testing Institution (BSTI), Bangladesh Accreditation Board?(BAB) and Bangladesh?Institute of Management?(BIM). Was responsible to arrange the award distribution among Commercially Important Person (CIPs).Principal Secretary,Prime Minister’s OfficeDirector (DS)24-01-2011to22-03- 2012Overseeing policy implementation of the ministry of Education, Information and Cultural Affairs.Secretary,Ministry of Women and Children AffairsProject Director (DS)09-01-2008to23-01-2011Developed project proposals, annual work plan of GoB-UNICEF joint collaboration project named Empowerment and Protection of Children (EPC). Execution, monitoring and evaluation of child protection activities. Overall supervision of the project with appropriate technical leadership. Was an effective team leader to work with Partner Organisations (PO), NGOs and INGOs. Elimination of child labour and empowerment of adolescent boys and girls were the most important tasks of the project. Secretary, Ministry of Youth and SportsDeputy Secretary08-01-2007to08-01-2008Supervision of development work implemented by the Department of Youth Development. Designed training module and facilitated workshops, trainings and seminars. Worked as a trainer for human resource development.Deputy Commissioner, Jamalpur Additional District Magistrate (ADM)05 -03-2005 to09-11-2006Returning Officer for the local Govt. election, general administration of the DC Office. Conducted criminal courts. Administered lower courts conducted by junior magistrates.Secretary, Rural Development & Cooperative DivisionSenior Assistant Secretary15-09-2003to24-02-2005Coordinated poverty alleviation programme/policies of national and international cooperative societies. Deputy Commissioner, RangpurUNO, Rangpur Sadar13-07-1999to25-10-1999Management and implementation of Local Govt. development activities. Coordination among the union council representatives. Khas land distribution among the landless poor people to improve their livelihoods. Deputy Commissioner, GazipurRevenue Deputy Collector (RDC)24-08-1992to05-04-1994Land development tax collection and Govt. land management through recovery and maintained records. Deputy Commissioner, Gazipur Assistant Commissioner and Magistrate 1st & 2nd Class30-05-1989to23-08-1992Conducted criminal courts and liaison with other Govt. offices and NGOs. Conducted public examinations and mobile courts. Deputy Commissioner, JamalpurMagistrate 3rd Class15-02-1988to23-04-1989Conducted criminal courts and liaison with other Govt. offices and NGOs.Training Received both home and abroadIn-Service Training (Home)Training Title Training Organizer &VenueTraining YearNational Defence Course (NDC)National Defence College, Mirpur, Dhaka2013e-Services to Enhance Citizens' Quality of LifeGoB & UNDP, BRAC CDM, Savar, Dhaka2011Advanced Course on Administration and Development (ACAD)Bangladesh Public Administration Training Centre (BPATC), Savar, Dhaka2010e-Governance Project ManagementBangladesh Bureau of EducationalInformation & Statistics (BANBEIS)2008Managing At The Top (MATT)BPATC, Savar, Dhaka2007Population and DevelopmentGoB &UNFPA, Independent University, Dhaka2004Survey and SettlementDirectorate of Land Records and Survey, Dhaka1991Law and AdministrationBangladesh Civil Service (Administration) Academy, Dhaka1989Foundation CourseBPATC, Savar, Dhaka 1989Treasury RulesJamalpur Treasury, Bangladesh1988In-Service Training (Abroad)Training Title Training Organizer & VenueTraining YearImproving Quality of Public Service DeliveryUniversity Utara, Utara, Malaysia2014Administration & Development in VietnamNational Academy of Public Administrationof Vietnam, Hanoi, Vietnam2011Stage-2 Development Programme of Managing At The Top (MATT)The Wolverhampton University, UK2009Managing At The Top (MATT)Civil Service College, Singapore2007Asia Regional Workshop on Youth and Local Self-GovernanceCommonwealth Youth ProgrammeAsia Centre, Chandigarh, India2007Capacity Building of Rural Development Functionaries for Anti-Poverty ProgrammesNational Institute of Rural Development (NIRD), Hyderabad, India2004Management Development for WomenBritish Council, Royal Institute of Public Administration (RIPA), United Kingdom1994Language ProficiencySpeak, read and write Bangla and EnglishComputer skillsExcellent command on MS Office Application (Word, Excel and Power Point) with Internet Browsing. Efficient Social Communication System user.Involvement in Professional/Civic SocietiesMember of a number of professional/civic associations: such as, BCS ’85 Forum, BAU ’82 Network, BCS Women Network; Bangladesh Administrative Service Association; Australian National University Alumni Association; Asian Development Bank Scholar Alumni Association; University of Canterbury Alumni Association; Managing At The Top (MATT) Alumni Association; Officer's Club, Dhaka; Officer's Club, Uttara; Bagerhat Civil Service Association; Uttara Krisibid Association. Member, Board of Directors, Social Development Foundation (SDF).Significant PublicationsNomita Halder. 1999. The UNHCR and its mandate on refugee management: the case of Bangladeshi and Myanmar refugees. Asia Pacific School of Economics and Management Working Paper. Asia Pacific Press at the Australian National University, pp 99-110.Nomita Halder. 2004. Female representation in parliament: A case study from Bangladesh. New Zealand Journal of Asian Studies. Vol. 6, No. 1, pp 27-63.Nomita Halder. 2005. The Impact of Reserved Seats on Women’s Representation in the Bangladesh Parliament. In. Asian Futures, Asian Traditions. Edwina Palmer, Ed. Global Oriental. ISBN 1-901903-16-8. pp. 310-324.Haque. M. A.; P. M. Martin and N. Halder. 2006. Response of fodder wheat to low rates of organic and inorganic phosphorus fertilizers in a soil of low phosphorus status. Bangladesh Journal of Agriculture and Environment. Vol. 2 (1). pp 77-86.W. bwgZv nvj`vi. 2008. wk? AwaKvi mb` Ges Zvi ev??evqb. wek? wk? w`em I wk? AwaKvi m?vn 2008. evsjv?`k wk? GKv?Wgx, gwnjv I wk? welqK g??Yvjq| W. bwgZv nvj`vi GbwWwm. 2017. ?UKmB Db?q?b wbivc` Awfevm?bi f?wgKv. Av??R?vwZK Awfevmx w`em 2017. c?evmx Kj¨vY I ‰e?`wkK Kg?ms?’vb g??Yvjq| evsjv?`k|W. bwgZv nvj`vi. 2019. evsjv?`?ki msweavb Ges AbM?mi Rb?Mv?x. gvbevwaKvi myi?vq Zviy?Y¨i Awfhv?v. gvbevwaKvi w`em 2019| AbstractsNomita Halder. 1997. Women’s Plight in Bangladesh. The 5th Women in Asia Conference. Women’s Caucus of Asian Studies Association of Australia. P 11.Nomita Halder. 2001. Women’s Representation in the Bangladesh Parliament: Impact of Reserved Seats. NZASIA 14th International Conference. University of Canterbury. 28 Nov-1 Dec, 2001. P 37.10. Foreign Exchange Regulation Act 1947: Some issues to make it investment friendly 11. Many popular News Paper articles.Hobby & Extra Curricular ActivitiesGardening, Traveling & Music Cultural: Involved in event management and multicultural programmes and organized relevant committee meetings both home and abroad.RefereesName & PositionContact detailsProfessor Dr. Gowher RizviAdviser to the Prime MinisterOffice of the Prime Minister (PMO), Tejgaon, DhakaE-mail: gowher.rizvi5@Cell phone number: 01714084246Mr M I Chowdhury (Rtd Secretary)ChairpersonSocial Development Foundation (SDF) ?22/22 Khilzi Road, Mohammadpur, Dhaka-1207E-mail: micbd06@Cell phone number: 01706080882Ms Aroma Dutta, Member of Parliament&Executive Director, PRIP TrustBangladesh National Parliament, DhakaE-mail: aromadutta20@Cell phone number: 01711539943CERTIFICATIONI CERTIFY THAT ALL INFORMATION STATED IN THIS CV IS TRUE AND COMPLETE TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE. I AUTHORIZE TO VERIFY THE INFORMATION PROVIDED IN THIS CV.Dr. Nomita Halder ndc Date: 25 January 2020 ................
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