Abdulnasser Dahwa
Sub-National Health and Nutrition clusters coordinator
Highest degree :
Masters
Field of study :
Health
Location :
Yemen
Citizenships :
Yemenite
Experience :
9 Year(s)
Countries :
Yemen
Gender :
Male
Sectors :
Health
medical
NGOs
Project management
Consultancy
Nutrition
Proposal
Advocacy
Resources mobelization
Dynamic and results-driven health and nutrition professional consultant with over ten years of experience managing humanitarian, development, and operational projects in fragile and complex environments, particularly in Yemen.Currently ,leading sub‑national PHC and cluster coordination across Taiz and Hodeidah. Skilled in conducting PHC needs assessments, service‑delivery mapping and referral pathway design to optimize facility, outreach and mobile platforms. Proven track record in driving sustainable financing initiatives, HRH redistribution and emergency preparedness, coupled with hands‑on capacity building and donor‑compliant reporting. Fluent in English and Arabic, with deep expertise in WASH–Health– Nutrition convergence and multi‑stakeholder engagement to advance community‑rooted PHC optimization
Consultants Health and Nutrition clusters Sub-National coordinator
Yemen
WHO
June 2020
-December 2024
as the Sub-National Health Cluster Coordinator for WHO focusing on both coordination and PHC service enhancement. I advocated for integrated health and nutrition services. I volunteered to cover the Nutrition cluster coordination for the UNICEF as well, working closely with the Gover norate Health Office to align activities with national priorities and ensure NGOs and UN partners complemented government efforts. Through chairing coordination meetings and building effective communication with partners, the Governorate Health Office, and district health offices which will ensure smooth implementation, troubleshooting, and compliance with UNICEF and donor requirements. My conduction of health and nutrition facility and community needs assessments, and regular mapping of current and planned interventions (including mobile teams and referrals) linking it with the Governorate Health Office and district authorities plan for unified harmonized service plans .by sharing this data and data driven advocacy played well in resources mobilized and increased coverage directly supporting the pilot’s objectives for referrals and HRH systems.