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About Martin Villarroel Garcia
David Martin Villarroel Garcia, Individual Sphere Member, Focal Point Sphere in Bolivia; is a Leader in:
Organization, preparation of guides and manuals, facilitation and systematization of Workshops and Courses for the training of human resources (Children, University students, Professors, Professionals, Directors) in: SPHERE Minimum standards of humanitarian response; Core Humanitarian Standard; Minimum Standards for Education in Emergencies and Protection of Children in emergencies; Formation of School Protection Brigades; Principles for the Protection of Human Rights and Gender in Emergency Situations; Economic Recovery Standards; Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation (RRD / CCA); Early warning systems; Training of Girls and Boys Leaders; Human rights (DD.HH.) and children; Territorial Plans for Integral Development; Livelihoods and Resilience; Comprehensive management and quality of water; Agroecology; Biogas and alternative energies and Containment and response to COVID-19.
Management, preparation, implementation, monitoring, evaluation and systematization of projects on: Environmental management; Comprehensive management and reduction of disaster risks; Humanitarian response applying humanitarian standards; Resilience and adaptation to climate change; Revaluation of bioindicators; Contingency plans and community preparedness to respond to emergencies and disasters; Community and environmental development; Environmental and social development processes; Agroecology and livelihoods; Biogas and alternative energies; Research and development of childhood and adolescence; Comprehensive Childhood Development with Playful Methodologies; Child Protection; Safe Educational Communities; Feedback and accountability mechanisms; Containment and response to the COVID-19 pandemic in the migrant and refugee population.
Management and mobilization of financial resources – Fundraising, from international cooperation, government programs and social responsibility programs of private companies and their corresponding use in the execution, follow-up and programmatic and financial monitoring; of different projects.
He has conceptual and analytical skills; excellent oral and written expression skills; excellent negotiation, coordination and interpersonal skills; skills to create and lead work teams in multi-cultural sectors. With solid experience in results-based management.
Highly motivated, responsible and diplomatic, oriented towards long-term relationships. With very good communication, coordination, organization, planning and analysis skills and project management and implementation skills; developed in 17 countries of Latin America and the Caribbean (Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, English Guyana, Cuba, Ecuador, El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Peru, Dominican Republic, Suriname and Venezuela); in national and international NGOs, United Nations, Governments, International Cooperation, Social Organizations and in public and private Universities.
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Sphere NDMA training guideSpanish 896.11 KB pdf 2022This training guide is designed for Sphere trainers and focal points to support them when facilitating Sphere training for managerial and operational personnel of National Disaster Management Authorities (NDMAs). This guide is available in English, French and Arabic. A complete NDMA training pack is available in Spanish only, which includes a detailed guide for trainers and supporting materials including PowerPoint slides, whiteboard templates, polls, and handouts for practical exercises. Three alternative sessions plans are suggested. -
Your Voice COUNTS - Feedback and complaints mechanisms - Program Guide for Oxfam in Latin America and the CaribbeanEnglish 1.35 MB pdf 2021This is a user-friendly version of Guía de Implementación de Mecanismos de Retroalimentación y Queja en Programas de Oxfam en la Región de Latinoamérica y el Caribe (Guideline for the Implementation of Feedback and Complaint Mechanisms in Oxfam Programs in Latin America and the Carribbean) (June 2020), written by Martin Villarroel García and Magdalena Medrano Velasco.
User-friendly version written and coordinated by: Dalia Acosta Layout and design: D.I Annelis Milagros Noriega Guerra Collaboration (Diverse Plans chapter): Margrieth Nazarit Cortés and Angela Mazariegos Rodas.
Oxfam thanks the country offices and colleagues in the region for their support in creating this proposal. This product received financial support from Oxfam Belgium. © Oxfam, 2020 -
Manual Esfera amigable 2018 - The friendly Sphere Handbook (Spanish only)Spanish 1.80 MB pdf 2018
Con base al Manual Esfera editado el 2011, Save the Children junto a Plan Internacional, Visión Mundial y el Programa de Asistencia Agrobioenergetica al Campesino (PAAC); han editado el Manual Esfera Amigable el 2012 gracias al apoyo financiero proporcionado por ECHO. El objetivo del Manual Esfera Amigable es contribuir a mejorar las competencias de los profesionales y actores humanitarios, aplicando los cuatro capítulos fundamentales y los cuatro capítulos técnicos que ofrece la nueva versión del Manual Esfera, explicados de una manera sencilla y con base a la aplicación exitosa del Manual, en el pasado, para que las familias afectadas por desastres y conflictos, reciban asistencia humanitaria inmediata, logren protección y seguridad y vivan con dignidad.
