ROBERT ROL BARBERO RAMOS

#9 Alfonso I St. Kingsville Subd. Antipolo, Rizal
Telephone 645-26-77
678-66-07 Fax 645-26-77
Email robramos@aim.edu.ph

BACKGROUND SUMMARY

Has been involved in health related projects which have been 
funded by international agencies.  Due to the nature of these projects, 
has been asked to perform a number of different functions.  These 
functions include (1) strategic planning, (2) project management, 
implementation and monitoring, (3) budget control and (4) human resource 
development.

EDUCATION

Asian Institute of Management, Manila, Philippines, 1997-1999
Candidate for the degree of Master in Business Management 

Ateneo de Manila University, 1991-1995
Bachelor of Science in Psychology (Dean's Lister)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

 USAID and DOH Integrated Maternal Health and Family Planning 
Project, Jan. 1996 - June, 1997
Project Development Officer, June 1996 - June 1997
Project Coordinator, Jan. 1996 - June 1996
Responsible for monitoring several local government units' (LGU) 
compliance to set program benchmarks.  Also responsible for assisting 
these LGUs in (1) developing their strategies, (2) suggesting activities 
in accordance to the agreed upon strategies and (3) preparing  budget 
summaries such that these activities may be carried out.

Was also tasked with coordinating LGU activities with activities of the 
national government and other NGOs.  At this time, conducted several 
program orientation workshops for LGU and national government executives. 
Also prepared a number of reports which analyzed the maternal health and 
family planning practices of the LGUs in the NCR, Region 4 and Region 5 
areas. 

WHO and DOH HIV/AIDS National Strategy Development, April, 1995 - Dec. 1995
Technical Writer
Responsible for developing a national strategy on HIV/ AIDS.  To 
accomplish this, we conducted a number of consultative workshops across 
the Philippines.  During the process,  also conducted extensive research 
on related topics.  

OTHER INFORMATION

 Performed as committe head for several club activities at the 
graduate and undergraduate level.