Eng. Ghulam Mustafa Ujjan is a multi-disciplinary development professional with a master’s degree in Rural Development from the University of Sindh Jamshoro and a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from NED University of Engineering and Technology Karachi.He possesses over 25 years of professional experience in the field of Change Management, Capacity Building, Monitoring and Evaluation, Research, and Administration in renowned public, private, development organizations, and international NGOs. He has also done voluntary/honorary work with communities at different levels. Capable of working independently at all levels, from identifying, designing, budgeting, implementing, monitoring, and evaluating projects. He has worked in remote rural areas of Sindh and Balochistan and is well familiar with agricultural practices, water resource management, and management of large donor-funded projects. His extensive experience in project implementation, management of natural resources, human resources, office management, and general administration enriches his professional qualifications.He has worked as Director of Nara Canal Area Water Board in Sindh, responsible for managing, supervising, monitoring, and evaluating the irrigation and drainage network, providing a leadership role to the organization in the implementation of the World Bank-funded Sindh Water Management Project (WSIP), institutional reforms, customer relations, modernization of the institution, and development of human resource capital and development works. He has served as a Social Development Specialist in a newly established institution in the water sector in Sindh to promote the concept of Participatory Irrigation Management/Change Management. The assignments include monitoring and assessing the social aspects of irrigation reforms in the province of Sindh. He also conducted a research report on the maturity index of Farmer’s Organizations in Sindh.He has worked as Group Leader of the Social Mobilization Group – Social Development Cell of Sindh Irrigation and Drainage Authority for the World Bank-funded Sindh On Farm Water Management Project aimed at capacity building and social mobilization of the Farmers’ Organizations (FOs). He was responsible for regularly monitoring and evaluating the implementation of the project activities and attainment of social objectives of the project through periodic reports, field visits, review of office records, FGDs, and community meetings.He has worked with the Irrigation & Power Department Govt. of Sindh in an Executive capacity. He had worked with Nara Canal Area Water Board Mirpurkhas, the first and pilot Area Water Board established under institutional reforms for advancing participatory irrigation and drainage practices, as Assistant Executive Engineer Head Quarter/Farmers Organizations Coordinator. He has also worked with the International Water Management Institute (IWMI) as secondment staff from the Irrigation and Power Department (IPD) Government of Sindh in an action research project “Extended Project for Farmer Managed Irrigated Agriculture” under National Drainage Program (NDP) funded by the World Bank for the formation of FOs under institutional reform in the water sector and their capacity building through various training programs, seminars, and workshops. He has worked with Pakistan Public Works Department (Pak.PWD) and BUSTI, a local NGO working in the field of water and sanitation in urban SLUMPs.He is the author of one research paper presented in the First National Seminar on Drainage (Sep 2000) at Mehran University of Engineering and Technology (MUET) Jamshoro jointly by the Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA), National Drainage Program (NDP), International Water Management Institute (IWMI), and MUET. He also contributed to several other reports covering technical/social aspects of the Participatory Irrigation Management system, rules and regulations of FOs, and AWB.