Stefanie Heil
Programme Development Officer for Middle East and Northern Africa
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Location: Bensheim, Germany
Since August 2007 Stefanie is part of the CBM Regional Office Eastern Mediterranean Region. She is responsible for developing a strategic approach, managing and further developing the CBM partner- and project portfolio in the Middle East and Northern Africa and is networking with regional stakeholders and governmental authorities.
With studies in economics and business administration, Stefanie has started her professional work in the field of development cooperation with assignments at the German Technical Cooperation GTZ (now GIZ). She gained her first overseas experience in Togo and Burkina Faso with sustainable development programmes in the field of action research, a comparative approach for actively participating in improvement of strategies, practices and knowledge of environments towards organisational and social change.
In her work with Malteser International she extended her portfolio with programmes in humanitarian relief, mainly in the Great Lakes Region, Africa and especially in Congo (DRC) and Uganda. With a focus on primary health care programmes, she was not only involved in emergency relief, but also in implementation of rehabilitation measures and in linking emergency relief with sustainable development.
In October 2004 Stefanie Heil joined CBM at the Designated Funding Unit and was responsible for a portfolio of co-funded programmes such as e.g. the European Commission (EC), the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA), the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC). Furthermore she was involved in a strategic approach to further extend CBM´s portfolio and work with multi- and bi-lateral donors.
In 2005, following CBM´s Tsunami relief work, she was offered a new assignment at CBM´s Asia Desk and gained experience with Regional Offices and partner programmes in the South Asia, South East Asia Pacific and Central East Asia regions.
During her work at the CBM Asia Desk Stefanie was involved in strategic projects such as the development of an emergency relief concept for CBM and the development of a Project Management Cycle (PCM) approach for CBM. She was involved in writing the PCM Manual for CBM to mainstream PCM throughout the CBM family.
Since August 2007 Stefanie is part of the CBM Regional Office Eastern Mediterranean Region. She is responsible for developing a strategic approach, managing and further developing the CBM partner- and project portfolio in the Middle East and Northern Africa and is networking with regional stakeholders and governmental authorities.
With studies in economics and business administration, Stefanie has started her professional work in the field of development cooperation with assignments at the German Technical Cooperation GTZ (now GIZ). She gained her first overseas experience in Togo and Burkina Faso with sustainable development programmes in the field of action research, a comparative approach for actively participating in improvement of strategies, practices and knowledge of environments towards organisational and social change.
In her work with Malteser International she extended her portfolio with programmes in humanitarian relief, mainly in the Great Lakes Region, Africa and especially in Congo (DRC) and Uganda. With a focus on primary health care programmes, she was not only involved in emergency relief, but also in implementation of rehabilitation measures and in linking emergency relief with sustainable development.
In October 2004 Stefanie Heil joined CBM at the Designated Funding Unit and was responsible for a portfolio of co-funded programmes such as e.g. the European Commission (EC), the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA), the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC). Furthermore she was involved in a strategic approach to further extend CBM´s portfolio and work with multi- and bi-lateral donors.
In 2005, following CBM´s Tsunami relief work, she was offered a new assignment at CBM´s Asia Desk and gained experience with Regional Offices and partner programmes in the South Asia, South East Asia Pacific and Central East Asia regions.
During her work at the CBM Asia Desk Stefanie was involved in strategic projects such as the development of an emergency relief concept for CBM and the development of a Project Management Cycle (PCM) approach for CBM. She was involved in writing the PCM Manual for CBM to mainstream PCM throughout the CBM family.
