Name: Diaa M.

Hammamy
Address: 14212 Pleasant Meadows Court, North Potomac, MD 20878-USA
E-mail: dhammamy@daagllc.com or dhammamy@aol.com
Phone: (301) 217-9490 Fax: (301) 294-1128 Cell: (301) 793-9753

SUMMARY OF PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Dr. Hammamy has over 30 years experience in program design, implementation, coordination and
management in developing countries and conflicat areas. Dr. Hammamy has been working with programs
funded by a variety of donors such as the United States Agency for International Development (USAID),
European Union (EU), and the United Nations Population Fund (UNPFA), Islamic Development Bank in
the Middle East, Asia, Eastsern Europe, Africa, and the USA. His experience encompasses cross-sectoral
capacity building, community mobilization, strategic behavior change communications, humaniterian and
emergency services, grant management, commodity security, logistics and supply chain management,
trining, and renovation and equiping of facilities. Dr. Hammamy is fluent in both English and Arabic.

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

DrPH Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, Massachusetts (1990)

MSc Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, Massachusetts (1984)
MPH Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, Massachusetts (1983)
M.B.B.Ch (MD) Faculty of Medicine and Surgery, Cairo University, Egypt (1979)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2014 - Present Development & Applied Analysis Group, LLC

Potomac, Maryland

Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Responsible for business development; provide TA
to clients including governments, institutions, and organizations working in health, population, social,
environment, food safety, economic, and education. Recent assignments include starting up a health
governonance project for Palladium Group in Jordan, analysis on business opportunities and impact of
population changes on donors, health ministry and naional population council in Egypt; evaluation and
documentation of new polio vaccine for UNICEFs MENA regional office.

2012 - 2014 Futures Group International

Washington, DC

Senior Technical Advisor - Maternal & Reproductive Health & Family Planning Managed multi-
country assignment to scale up best practices in the Middle East and Asia. Developed and organized
trainings in strategic planning, management, policy and advocacy. Responsible for developing work plans,
budgets, services quality and compliance. Prepared technical and program reports.

2009 - 2011 Public Health Institute

Oakland, California

Senior Technical Advisor - Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health (MNCH) Provided TA to USAIDs
MNCH Division, Office of Health, Infectious Diseases, and Nutrition, Bureau for Global Health
(GH/HIDN/MCH) and Missions to increase uptake and impact of key interventions to reduce maternal and
child mortality. On USAIDs MCH Element Team, contributed to overall strategies and program
development, and supported all MCH focus countries; backstopped West Bank/Gaza, Yemen and Nigeria.
Represented HIDN in the global USAID health indicator streamlining initiative. In collaboration with
WHO and UNICEF, led USAID team in joint integrated Community Case Management (iCCM).

2005 - 2006 Management Sciences for Health (MSH)

Amman, Jordan

Chief of Party/Iraq - BASICS Project Responsible for planning, organizing, implementing and
managing activities for Iraq. Led and coordinated a multi-disciplinary group of technical assistance to
USAID/Iraq and MOH/Iraq. Provided TA to different cross borders activities to build the capacity of Iraqi
health cadre in leadership and management, and in MCH, nutrition, child survival and infant and young
children feeding initiatives with the UN.

2004 - 2005 United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)

Iraq

Chief of Operations/Country Representative - Iraq & Acting Representative for UNFPA - Jordan
Established UNFPA office for Iraq; developed and implemented strategies for UNFPAs assistance
framework to Iraq and Jordan; represented UNFPA/HQ in interagency working groups; secured $13 MM
funding for ANC and EmOC; served as focal person on reproductive and child health; facilitated thematic
committees for UN and other donors; provided TA to UNICEF and WHO on immunization and nutrition
programs; and, supported humanitarian and emergency services.

2001 - 2004 Project HOPE

Millwood, Virginia
Regional Director - Russia and Eurasia Led the regional design, planning management of programs;
and, provided TA to programs including community development and local grant for development in
conflict areas. Identified new business opportunities and participated in fundraising activities; secured over
$65 MM in grants and projects. I have coordinated the humanitarian assistance programs and the provision
of gift in kind program and emergency assistance programs to several countries in the region where there
were ongoing conflicts and disasters.

1998 - 2001 Pathfinder International

Amman, Jordan

Chief of Party - Comprehensive Postpartum (CPP) Project Responsible for oversight of $14 MM
contract. Served as technical representative with multi-stakeholders; planned, designed, and produced
national multi-media awareness campaign for CPP Centers; ensured proper adoption and management of
integrated FP, ANC, postpartum, well baby and new born services; designed, managed and evaluated
community based services grants for local NGOs particularly in Palestinian refugee camps.

1995 - 1997 E. Petrich and Associates, Inc.

Cairo, Egypt

Senior Resident Advisor for Management and Planning at the National Population Council As senior
management team, implemented the $45 MM USAID POP III/FP Project, and provided TA and leadership
in management, strategic planning, policy development, evaluation and information systems to plan,
coordinate and report on FP activities at national and local levels. Developed manuals and training
materials in Arabic; designed and implemented advocacy program for community leaders and workers.
1994 - 1995 John Snow, Inc. & Abt Associates
Bethesda, Maryland

Health Service Delivery Specialist - New Independent States Health Care Finance and Service
Delivery Reform Program Responsible for health services delivery reform serving 15 former Soviet
Union countries; conducted country evaluations of health delivery services; participated in designing
institutional development initiatives, including quality assurance systems; and, monitored activities.

1991 - 1994 International Science and Technology

Institute, Inc. (ISTI)
Arlington, Virginia

Associate Director - Center for International Health Information (CIHI) Expanded collection,
analysis and use of health, demographic and financial data to plan and report on USAID funded health/FP
projects including annual child survival report to US Congress; led development of performance indicators
and trends analysis; developed annual workplans, budgets, and reports; and promoted information
exchange between CIHI, USAID Missions and regional bureaus, WHO, UNICEF and the World Bank.

June 1990 - January 1991 John Snow, Inc. (JSI)

Boston, Massachusetts

Senior Associate - International Division Developed and wrote proposals, project workplans and
provided technical support for a variety of health and population/FP projects.

July 1987 - January 1989 John Snow, Inc. (JSI)

Yemen

Chief of Party - REACH Project - Accelerated Cooperation for Child Survival Project (ACCS)
Implemented USAIDs $15 MM ACCS project and liaised with key stakeholders; developed project
strategies, workplans and update reports; oversaw staff and supervised assistance package to MOH,
including design and production of health education materials, and conducted BCC training workshops.

1980 - August 1989 Basic Rural Health Services Department,

Ministry of Health
Cairo, Egypt

Deputy Director General Developed annual workplans and designed the operations research activities.

SAMPLE CONSULTANCIES

September 2008 - May 2009 Development and Training Services (DTS)

Arlington, Virginia

Consultant - Senior Technical Advisor Provided technical leadership to technical proposals.

August 2008 - April 2009 University Research Corporation (URC)

Bethesda, Maryland

Consultant - Senior Technical Advisor Provided technical leadership and inputs related to health
services Strengthening program in Jordan and Sudan.
September - December 2007 CECOFRMA Consultants
Brussels, Belgium

Team Leader Designed a 25 million Euro EU funded reproductive health project for Yemen.

2007 - 2009 BASICS Project

Arlington, Virginia

Consultant - Senior Advisor Provided technical leadership to the control of diarrheal diseases and oral
rehyderation therapy activities. Managed BASICS across border activities in Iraq.

2006 - 2009 Academy for Educational Development

Washington, DC
Consultant Trained Jordanian Staff from both MOH and MO Agriculture on the Avian Influenza
Commodities and reviewing and editing job aid publications on Avian and H1N1 Influenza. Team leader
for new health initiative to combat Diabetes in Libya.

May - November 2006 Islamic Development Bank,

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia and UNDP/Palestine.

Consultant Assisted in the development and design of the Deprived Families Economic Empowerment
Program (DEEP) which is a Microfinance and Small and Medium Enterprise in Gaza and West Bank.

July - August 2006 Project HOPE

Millwood, Virginia

Volunteer Assisted Project HOPE in developing a humanitarian assistance program to Lebanon.

March - May 2006 ORC-MACRO

Calverton, Maryland

Consultant Built capacity of MOH/Iraq in surveys, research and analysis across borders from Jordan.

March - June 1995 Population Technical Assistance Project

Arlington, VA

Consultant Assisted the USAID/Sanaa mission in the evaluation of the Options for Family Care Project
to place emphasis on the integrated Family Planning/Maternal and Child Health.

COMPUTER PROFICIENCY

MS Excel, MS PowerPoint, MSWord, Outlook and Dropbox

LANGUAGES

English: Professional
Arabic: Native

COUNTRIES OF PROFESSIONAL WORK

Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, West Bank & Gaza, Yemen, Morocco, Ethiopia, Kenya, Senegal, Mali, Nigeria, Ukraine,
Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Tajikstan, Turkmenistan, Russia, United States of America and Bangladesh.