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NGO Manager with high levels of work ethics and a good working record with several international NGOs. Qualified in inter-agency coordination, staff support and training, office administration, advocacy networking, donor relations, local capacity development and policy development. Interested in and motivated to make NGOs workplaces where staff can find meaning, personal agency and fulfilment |
 Contact Alejandro Del Aguila Murphy
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Area of Expertise: |
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Capacity Building, Training, Advocacy
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Director, CEO, COP, President
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Disaster, Aid, Emergencies, Relief
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Human Rights, Law, Migration, Conflicts, Justice
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Monitoring, Evaluation, Policy, Research, Analysis
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Professional Experience: |
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My effective interpersonal and organisational skills have helped me achieve a good working record for nearly two decades. I have coordinated timely and effective food security and nutrition responses in Colombia and Venezuela, as Cluster Coordinator, ensuring appropriate coordination and collaboration between all humanitarian partners, and undertaking capacity building of national and local institutions. Also, I have practical experience managing high-quality humanitarian projects (WASH, Food Security, CASH) for 15 years in Africa, Asia and Latin America. I have managed international and national staff, aiming to build an ambience of trust, solidarity, and empowerment to unlock their full potential. Moreover, I have established offices, written country strategies and project proposals with human rights approach, implemented activities applying the same approach throughout the entire project cycle and making sure outputs are achieved in a timely and transparent manner within the allocated budget. As part of my working experience, I have also liaised with Donors, Government Authorities, and Diplomatic Officials.
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Education: |
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I completed a Masters in Human Rights and Democratisation with a dissertation on the right to food in Africa, where I presented how some of the impediments to realizing the right to food of the South Sudanese people led to the ethnic conflict we have witnessed in the past years, providing solutions in legal, economic and developmental terms. I have also got a Master’s in Humanitarian Action with specialization in NGO Management, including human resources, finances, logistics and funding. Also, I have further training in Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding (REACT Course by Helsinki España). All these studies have been undertaken in prestigious universities and provided me with the research skills and foundational knowledge in humanitarian and human rights principles, institutions, processes, and methods.
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Affiliations and Achievements: |
I am a member of PHAP, an international association of humanitarian professionals, which, among other things, helps me keep abreast of the most relevant humanitarian issues. Additonal Courses:
• Building Global Solidarity in an Age of Division: The political economy of Trade, Migration and Climate Crisis (60 hours), by the Centre for Popular Economics at University of Massachusetts, August 2017.
• Alternative Economics and Buen Vivir (40 hours) by CLACSO at the National University of Mexico, July 2017.
• Senior-level Course on Conflict and Humanitarian Response (60 hours) by the Humanitarian Policy Group (HPG) and the London School of Economics (LSE), July 2015.
• Human Rights Fieldwork (56 hours) by the International Human Rights Network, National University of Ireland Maynooth, October 2008.
• Training of Experts in Rapid Co-operation and Assistance for Conflict Prevention Operations, Crisis Management and Post-Conflict Rehabilitation REACT (220 hours), Universidad Complutense de Madrid, May 2007.
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Available for: |
- Job opportunities
- Being headhunted – make me an offer
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