Stanford University

Boston University

Tufts University

San Diego State University

International Committee of the Red Cross

ASTD Education

Pacific Palisades High School

Pandemic planning, with Red Cross, NGOs and UN

Lead study among NGOs about attacks against health (facilities, doctors, nurses, CHWs, ambulances, etc). in conflicts/crises to understand what information is needed and currently being used to understand the patterns and risks of attacks.

USAID

Study Lead / Humanitarian Health Analyst

team leader of evaluation of USAID-funded "Momentum Integrated Health Resilience" program ($300 million), which improves health system resilience in 10 countries known for recurring crises.  This included field interviews, examining fragility, the intersection of relief/development, early warning, shock logs, local partner capacity building, reduction of maternal mortality, etc.

Corus International

Team Lead,  evaluation of Momentum health resilience in 10 countries

Providing support to Compassion International and other nonprofits in expanding the reach and quality of assistance in africa, asia and latin america.

Konektid International

Advisor to NGOs

Advising about monitoring, research and support to USAID in health and humanitarian aid

International Business & Technical Consultants, Inc. (IBTCI)

Advisor

World Hunger Education Service

Board director, contributor, editor

Faculty teaching several graduate courses each year about health, nutrition and operations in global crises and disasters as part of the humanitarian health track at the school of public health.

George Washington University

Faculty

Active in RI's growth from $6M/year nonprofit when I joined to $170M/year NGO.  Helped RI's field work in Somalia, Darfur, Sri Lanka, Albania, Kosovo, South Sudan, Uganda and other program areas.  Active in design of strategic plans every few years.  Traveling in Darfur with IDPs, meeting with the ICRC, UN cluster groups and partner organizations, came up with innovative proposal to mitigate attacks and mortality in Darfur villages, submitted to various donors on behalf of Relief International.

Relief International

Board member

Led the evaluation of USAID's Public Financial Management and Administration assistance to the Government of Jordan, with a team of five specialists, with research at the Ministry of Finance, Customs Department, Ministries of Health and Education, taxation, budget, etc.  This examined progress in strategic budgeting, tracking government expenditures, meeting IMF targets, donor coordination, training, while reducing the debt-to-GDP ratio.

The Kaizen Company

Evaluation Team Leader

Created eight training modules as web-based videos about nutrition programming in lower income countries.  Including nutrition basics, clinic-based nutrition, outreach, and nutrition in emergencies.

Medicines For Humanity

Trainer

Support to the GH EvaLS project at USAID in refining evaluation & survey protocols, and reviewing Liberia health systems evaluation.  Contracted through Dexis.

ME&A, Inc.

interim tech director

Redrafting, editing, and response to World Bank/IFC comments about detailed evaluation report for the IFC, FCDO and Government of Bangladesh.

Nathan Associates

Editor, Final Evaluation of the Bangladesh Climate Investment Program

Analyzed complex quantitative and qualitative datasets about maternal-child health, social behavior change communications, CHW outreach, family planning and maternal health-seeking behavior in South Sudan, Malawi, Kenya as part of the evaluation of World Relief's USAID-funded SCOPE.  This work included SPSS-based exploration of associations, tests of statistical significance, and cross-validation of findings from different sources of data (management, original surveys, etc..  Also this included the design, creation and presentation of several dozen of graphs of associations and trends, for presentations both in the report and in presentations to stakeholders in East Africa.

World Relief

Evaluator

American Evaluation Association

Active in thematic groups, presentations at annual conferences

Team Leader of evaluation of impact of USAID programming to curtail tuberculosis across the DRC.  Attached are a few slides created for the presentation to USAID staff.

Team Leader Democratic Rep of Congo

Lead in inter-agency progress and discourse about how to improve measurement and evaluation in the arena of international development and humanitarian assistance, bringing together contractors, think-tanks, USAID and nonprofits.

Society for International Development, Washington Chapter

Active member; former Chair SID Monitoring & Evaluation Working Group

Directly managed Yemeni and international staff in monitoring and evaluating NGO and UN activities for USAID's Food for Peace and OFDA, covering nutrition, food assistance, maternal-child health, livelihoods and other sectors.  This shifted in time to serving as Team Leader for the Summative Evaluation of the portfolio of programs across Yemen that had been funded by USAID's Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance, including a large-scale quantiative survey and numerous FGDs and key informant interviews.

Chief of Party, YOFMEP

Initiated, planned, organized, moderated and reported about this large symposium of experts about how to measure resilience in international assistance.

Organizer / Moderator / Rapporteur

Organizational Development, Technical Assistance and Training (ODTT) group, representing IBTCI in cross-practice learning, knowledge management, curating tools, models and analytic approaches across all sectors.  Currently leading evaluation planning with the Millennium Challenge Corporation.  Wrote or contributed to over seventy proposals.
Team Leader in 2017-18 for Tuberculosis review of USAID portfolio in DR Congo.
Director for review of US emergency food assistance programs in Ethiopia.
Past director for south-south exchange program in Central America organizing "south-south" exchange events, study tours and delegations.
In 2014, Director in Practice for food security, economic growth, environment, education, resilience.
Coauthor of several dozen proposals, and reports mostly monitoring, verification and evaluation for USAID, particularly in humanitarian aid.   In 2013-2014 - Analyst, author and presenter of evaluation of US Food Aid programming in Haiti including complex triangulation of large household survey data and dozens of FGDs and KIIs.  Team Leader of two humanitarian evaluations in  Yemen.  Project director in 2014 of biodiversity evaluation in Central America and development food aid review in Ethiopia 2014.  Led, edited, and co-authored IBTCI's successful bids in institutional support (staffing contracts) for USDA (nutrition policy), GH-TAMS for USAID's bureau of global health, and USAID's Latin America Bureau.

Director

Support to IBTCI in writing, partnerships, research, and planning. Specific support in basic education, health, nutrition and M&E platforms. Drafting plan for global health supply chain strategic risk management.

Technical Advisor

Lead for many technical areas including third-party monitoring, food aid, epidemics, learning, HICD, and the global health supply chain strategic risk management.  Editor, planner, designer and field researcher for IBTCI's evaluation of the US Government's response to the 2013-2015 Ebola outbreak in West Africa, including the roles of OFDA, Food for Peace, CDC, HHS, WHO, DFID, the US Military, WFP and NGOs including Save the Children, IRC, MSF, Partners in Health, Samaritan's Purse, International Medical Corps, and Global  Communities.

Team Leader, DARA Evaluation Field Research Teams in Haiti 2011, and in Somalia/Kenya 2009 for the annual Humanitarian Response Index.
Board member, DARA US, 2010-present.
DARA stands for Development Assistance Research Associates, and is headquartered in Madrid, Spain.  DARA also published the Climate Vulnerability Monitor, with the UN.

DARA (International Organization)

Team Leader, Evaluation Advisor, Board Member

Annual lecturer to MD's in Yeshiva University Global Health Education program in conjunction with Doctors of Global Health and preparation for field work in Uganda.  Work with physicians on water supply, sanitation, nutrition and related health issues affecting the poor in arid lands.

Albert Einstein College of Medicine

Health, Water, Nutrition Lecturer

Project development

Taught advanced graduate course in humanitarian assistance in the School of Foreign Service, and also taught a similar course more about logistics in the Business School.   Organized three practitioner conferences at Georgetown:  about Practical protection in emergencies; about  Humanitarian aid to Iraq;
and about US Assistance to Somalia (2013).   Also served as Team Leader and author of Georgetown's evaluation of the 2003 food crisis in southern Africa.

Georgetown University Walsh School of Foreign Service

Adj Faculty & Fellow, Institute for the Study of International Migration (ISIM)

taught graduate public health courses about food, nutrition and livelihood in humanitarian emergencies; as well as lecturer in other courses linked to the center.

Led a Hopkins epidemiologic study of mortality and morbidity among the Beja pastoralists of NE Sudan, in concert with Samaritan's Purse, research which found very high rates of death, quoted later by the US Secretary to the UN.

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

associate faculty, Center for Refugee and Disaster Response

Presenter, rapporteur, and frequent paper-reviewer for Global Health Council/NCIH, participating since 1985;
Reviewer of humanitarian research proposals for ELRA, 2014.
Participant in other NGO networks, including Core (child survival), SEEP (small enterprise), and Refugee nutrition network.
Member, presenter and organizer at American Evaluation Association, including sessions on Value-for-Money in humanitarian assistance (2014)

participant, reviewer  Global Health Council ; American Eval Association;  CORE;  SEEP networks

former active in a dozen working groups in InterAction until InterAction ejected volunteers.
Former Core member of Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Group.  Chaired meetings in 1990s and 2009.
Long-term participant in disaster, humanitarian, evaluation, East Africa, standards, health, and other working groups at InterAction Nonprofit network in international assistance.
Attended the last 30 InterAction annual Forums in a row.
Organized, with InterAction, two-day roundtable on health standards in emergencies and related curricula for NGO staff (1995).
Organized in 1999 an InterAction workshop on neglected of IDPs from Nagorno Karabakh, Azerbaijan.
Involved in InterAction's Disaster Guidelines 1990-1992.
Member of SPHERE drafting committee of Sphere Minimum Standards Humanitarian Guidelines, 1996-1998, and 2002, and 2010.
Member of Haiti, Somalia, Disaster Risk Reduction, Evaluation and other working groups.  Coordinated with InterAction in creation of emergency technical trainings in 1990s.  Organized a InterAction-sponsored workshop on aid needs in Azerbaijan/Nagorno Karabakh in 1999.

Steve Hansch