Project Management
Project Management Staff
Accra Office
Glowen has more than 10 years’ experience working with development organisations. This includes technical expertise and experience in programme management, planning, policy advocacy, designing, implementation, monitoring and evaluating. She has worked extensively with Civil Society and Government on issues of citizen voice and participation. She has good understanding of Aid policies and working with development partners. She has taken a lead in policy engagements at the local, ministerial and parliamentary levels. Her experience include the use of rights based approaches and participatory methodologies, including policy advocacy, sustainable livelihoods, Position: Managing Director
Tony’s career in development practice started right after he completed his first degree in 1984. Since then he has worked in various capacities, notably the Executive Director of the Centre for the Development of People (CEDEP) from 1992-2000; co-founder and Co-Director/Managing Director of Participatory Development Associates (PDA) Ltd from 2001 to date. Having completed nearly 60 consultancy assignments, alongside full time executive/managing director roles in two companies over the past 18 years, Tony Dogbe is an experienced social/community development worker, trainer, researcher, manager, consultant and workshop facilitator/moderator. His professional experience is rooted in personal experience and three years village level community development work with the Community Improvement Unit of the government’s National Service Scheme. Position: Technical Consultant
Position: Technical Consultant
Frances Quarcoopome
Frances joined PDA in March 2012. Her background is in Politics and Sociology and completed her Masters in Globalisation and Developement in September 2011 from the University of Sheffield. Growing up in Ghana she always had the urge to come back to Ghana and work within the Human development sector. While at University she co-founded the United Nations Youth and Students Association (UNYSA) in order to provide a place where people could campaign for projects close to their heart. The aim of the association was also to allow students to attend and experience the Model United Nations (MUN) conferences held around the world. The association successfully attended the London Model United Nations twice. Although she is no longer there the association continues to be run by students at the university and they plan on attending the MUN in Geneva this year. " I love being back in Ghana and with an organisation that has had the confidence in me straight out of my masters. i am able to use my own initiative while learning new skills and enhancing my knowledge at PDA."
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