Helmi Hamid
About Helmi Hamid
Helmi Hamid serves as the Capacity Building of Emergency and Agriculture Manager at Catholic Relief Services in Baltimore, Maryland, a position he has held since 2008. Previously, he worked for five years as the Emergency Response and Disaster Risk Reduction Manager at Mercy Corps in Jakarta, Indonesia.
Work at Catholic Relief Services
Helmi Hamid has served as the Capacity Building of Emergency and Agriculture Manager at Catholic Relief Services since 2008. In this role, he focuses on enhancing the organization's capacity to respond to emergencies and improve agricultural practices. His work is based in Baltimore, Maryland, where he has contributed to various initiatives aimed at strengthening community resilience and disaster preparedness.
Previous Experience at Mercy Corps
Before joining Catholic Relief Services, Helmi Hamid worked at Mercy Corps as the Emergency Response and Disaster Risk Reduction Manager from 2003 to 2008. During his five years in this position, he was responsible for managing emergency response efforts and developing strategies to mitigate disaster risks in Jakarta, Jakarta Raya, Indonesia. His experience in this role provided him with a solid foundation in emergency management and disaster response.
Professional Background
Helmi Hamid has over 16 years of experience in emergency management and capacity building. His career began in Indonesia, where he focused on disaster risk reduction and emergency response. His transition to Catholic Relief Services marked a significant step in his professional journey, allowing him to apply his skills in a broader context within the United States.
Expertise in Capacity Building
In his current role, Helmi Hamid specializes in capacity building related to emergency management and agriculture. His expertise includes developing training programs and resources that enhance the skills of individuals and organizations involved in disaster response and agricultural development. This focus on capacity building is essential for fostering sustainable practices and improving community resilience.