Fernand M. Nzamurambaho is a highly accomplished Senior Water and Sanitation Specialist with over two decades of experience in international development. The expert has managed and led more than 35 WASH projects, collaborating with international funding organizations like UNICEF, USAID, AfDB, DFID, OXFAM, and UNHCR. Their work spans across various countries, including the Middle East, Africa, and the Caribbean, focusing on developing and implementing Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) programs.

The expert excels at strategic leadership, problem-solving, and delivering measurable impacts in complex humanitarian and development settings. Key responsibilities include leading WASH interventions, coordinating with local governments, NGOs, and international bodies to achieve sustainable outcomes for vulnerable communities. The expert's primary sectors of expertise include Water Treatment, Wastewater Treatment, Sanitation, Sewerage Network Design, and Environmental Impact Assessments.

Notable achievements include directing a $45 million USAID WASH program in Haiti and conducting comprehensive wastewater treatment system reviews in Syria. The expert has provided technical and operational support in all programming stages, ensuring coherence with international standards and integrating climate resilience into projects.

Technical skills encompass designing water infrastructure, conducting environmental impact studies, and implementing technical solutions in urban and rural areas. This expertise is further amplified by a strong ability to build partnerships and advocate for WASH initiatives on a global scale.