Tanveer Hullio

Senior Project Management professional with 15+ years of progressive experience managing large-scale humanitarian, development, and public health programs with WHO, UNDP, OCHA, and USAID-funded initiatives. Proven expertise in project planning, implementation, monitoring, risk management, budgeting, reporting, and stakeholder coordination in complex and emergency environments. Strong background in EU/UN project cycles, results-based management, data-informed decision-making, and cross-functional team coordination.

Currently completing a Master's in Project Management, with a strong interest in Germany-based roles within development agencies, NGOs, research institutions, and international organizations.

Program / Data Assistant – Polio Eradication Programme at WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION (WHO) (2012-12 – Present)

• Supported planning and implementation of multidistrict polio eradication campaigns, coordinating with district, provincial, and national stakeholders.
• Contributed to operational planning, scheduling, logistics coordination, and risk tracking for repeated immunization campaigns.
• Coordinated meetings, trainings, and workshops, ensuring timely preparation of documentation, logistics, and reporting.
• Provided administrative and operational support to project leadership, enabling smooth execution of program activities.
• Supported implementation of large-scale public health campaigns across multiple districts, contributing to improved coordination and execution efficiency.
• Assisted in monitoring campaign performance and reporting progress to provincial and national coordination forums.
• Contributed to data-informed project reviews that strengthened planning and corrective actions.

GIS Coordinator – Sindh Reading Program at USAID / iMMAP (2012-07 – 2012-11)

• Coordinated project activities related to school restoration following the 2010 floods, supporting evidence-based planning and prioritization.
• Provided technical and coordination support to project teams, government counterparts, and partners.
• Prepared analytical inputs and visual reports to support project planning, progress tracking, and donor communication.
• Supported prioritization of flood-affected schools, improving targeting and resource allocation.
• Strengthened coordination between project teams and government stakeholders through structured data and reporting.

Project Assistant – Flood Restoration & Livelihoods Projects at UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (UNDP) (2011-02 – 2012-06)

• Supported design, implementation, and monitoring of post-flood recovery and livelihood projects across four districts in Sindh.
• Assisted in budget tracking, procurement coordination, partner selection, and compliance with UNDP and donor guidelines.
• Coordinated with implementing partners, government departments, and community stakeholders.
• Prepared progress reports, financial summaries, and documentation for internal and donor review.
• Contributed to the successful delivery of projects valued at approximately USD 200 million across four flood-affected districts.
• Supported identification and coordination of multiple implementing partners, strengthening delivery capacity.
• Assisted in organizing and facilitating high-level field visits, including the UNDP Country Director.

Humanitarian Affairs Officer – Flood Emergency Response at UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) (2010-07 – 2011-01)

• Supported district-level coordination mechanisms among UN agencies, NGOs, and government authorities.
• Assisted in needs assessments, response planning, and information management to support emergency operations.
• Prepared situation reports, coordination updates, and briefing materials for senior leadership.
• Strengthened district-level coordination structures, improving alignment and response effectiveness.
• Contributed to timely reporting that informed humanitarian decision-making and resource allocation.

Intern / Volunteer at UNDP – SMALL GRANTS PROGRAMME (2009-01 – 2010-06)

• Supported implementation and monitoring of community-based environmental and livelihood projects.
• Assisted in documentation, reporting, and capacity-building activities with local partners.

Master's in Project Management – SZABIST, Pakistan

Master of Arts in Social Sciences – University of Sindh, Pakistan

Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences – Shah Abdul Latif University, Pakistan