Jison Golez

International development professional with extensive experience in designing, managing, and evaluating projects in infrastructure, environmental management, climate change, and community development. Skilled in feasibility studies, technical assessments, and monitoring & evaluation to ensure compliance with donor and stakeholder requirements. Strong track record in coordinating government, NGO, and community partnerships, with expertise in capacity building and cross-cultural collaboration. Experienced in preparing technical reports, policy briefs, and impact assessments, integrating sustainability, social inclusion, and gender perspectives. Proven leader in managing multi-disciplinary teams and delivering results in complex international settings.

• Finalized Memoranda of Agreement with the Governments of Morocco and the Philippines to develop public-private partnership projects supported by the Government of Japan.
• Designed and managed the feasibility study and environmental impact assessment for a waste processing facility in Palawan, Philippines, funded by Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT).
• Developed a capacity-building program with the Japan Research Institute to support and promote development projects in Southeast Asia, including the Philippines, Indonesia, and Vietnam.
• Coordinated multi-stakeholder engagement—government agencies, local communities, and private sector partners—for wastewater facility projects in Yokosuka (Kanagawa) and Hitachi (Ibaraki).

International Society of Sustainability Professionals (2023-present)

Residency Status: Permanent Resident of Japan (Currently, applying for Japanese citizenship)

Certification:

International Sustainability Excellence Associate (SEA) of the International Society of Sustainability Professionals based in the U.S.A.

License No. 11624501

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