Civil Eng.Sherwan Bakir Doski
About Civil Eng.Sherwan Bakir Doski
Sherwan Bakir Doski is a civil engineer with extensive experience in water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) management. He has worked with Save the Children UK and Save the Children International in various roles since 2014, primarily in Duhok, Iraq.
Work at Save the Children
Sherwan Bakir Doski has been employed at Save the Children since 2014. He has held multiple roles, including Civil Engineer, WASH Manager, WASH Coordinator, and WASH Engineer Officer. His work primarily takes place in Duhok, Iraq. In his capacity as WASH Manager since 2018, he has overseen water, sanitation, and hygiene programs. His role as WASH Coordinator, which began in 2017, involves coordinating various WASH initiatives in the Kurdistan region of Iraq. His extensive experience at Save the Children reflects his commitment to improving community health and infrastructure.
Education and Expertise
Sherwan Bakir Doski studied civil engineering at Kawa University, where he achieved a degree in civil engineering. His educational background provides a strong foundation for his work in the field of civil engineering and WASH programs. His expertise encompasses various aspects of civil engineering, particularly in the context of humanitarian efforts and infrastructure development.
Background
Sherwan Bakir Doski has dedicated a significant portion of his professional career to humanitarian work, particularly in the field of water, sanitation, and hygiene. His work in Duhok, Iraq, has involved addressing critical needs in the community through engineering solutions. His roles at Save the Children demonstrate his focus on improving living conditions and promoting health standards in vulnerable populations.
Achievements
Throughout his tenure at Save the Children, Sherwan Bakir Doski has contributed to various projects aimed at enhancing water and sanitation facilities in Iraq. His roles have involved implementing engineering solutions that address the needs of communities affected by crises. His ongoing commitment to WASH initiatives has played a role in improving public health and infrastructure in the regions he serves.