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Charles Asare Bamfo is an experienced Facilitator, Participatory Adult
Trainer, Development Planner and Organisation Development Consultant,
Conflict Mediator and a Coach.
He holds Master of Science (MSc) Degree in Development Planning
and Management (1992), BSc in Development Planning (1987) and certificates
in Methods and Techniques of Project Management(1994), Participatory
Rural Appraisal and Methodologies (1994) and Diploma in Organisation
Development 1997, and Conflict Mediation
(GTZ-Germany). 2001. Currently receiving professional training in
Gestalt Approach to Organisation and Systems Development (GIC Cleveland)
For a decade, he has been involved in building organisational capacity
of key Ministries, Departments and Agencies, (MDA's), District Assemblies
(Local Government Authorities) for Good Governance and Development
Management, Project Planning and Organisation Development. He has
undertaken Short-term assignments for some multi and bi-lateral
Agencies such as the German Agency for Technical Co-operation (GTZ),
The European Union (EU), DFID, UNICEF's Community Based Development
Programme and Social and Community Mobilisation. In recent time
he has served on a World Bank Mission as a Community Development
Adviser.
He has designed, facilitated or moderated several dialogue meetings,
workshops aimed at building and/or strengthening capacity of teams,
Non-governmental and Civil Society Organisations (NGOs/CSOs), public
and private sector organisations for effective governance, development
management,sustainable project identification, planning, implementation,
monitoring and evaluation.
As an OD Consultant he has also facilitated Organisation Assessments,
Developed OD Interventions, such as Team Building, Retreats, Conflict
Management, Vision Building, Strategic Planning and Management, and
Supervision Techniques for key role players in selected District Assemblies,
MDA's, NGOs and Research Scientist (International Institute for Tropical
Agriculture (IITA) Benin. He has co-trained in OD in Nigeria, Ethiopia
and Kenya. |