Nelson Timbok

Experience

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  Provincial Administration

  Jan 1999 - Oct 2001

  Lae, Morobe Province

  I was conducting integrated development project feasibility and pre-feasibility studies, plan.mange projects, implement, monitor, evaluate and reporting, liaise with donors/government agencies, soil sampling, rural project site surveying/inspections and make recommendations for vital projects and funding.

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  Porgera District Administration

  Feb 2002 - Oct 2007

  Consultant Project Management

  I was planning/managing LLG projects, compiled proposals, conduct meetings with stakeholders, implement, monitor and evaluate, make recommendation to LL President, compiled project costing and budgets, conducting awareness on project issues with stakeholders. arrange stakeholder meetings, write up project reports and submissions and follow up., liaise with governments and NGO's.

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  National Cultural Commission

  Nov 2011 - now

  Compile project proposal, implement, monitor & evaluate, project costing and budget, conduct meetings, undertake feasibility studies and report write-up, design infrastructures, manage properties, screen tender bids, consult relevant organizations, liaise with Government (NEC) for major project funding, analyse and draft policy guidelines, compile annual PIP project submissions to government, attend executive meetings, compile Minister's project submissions, prepare NEC Submissions, arrange and conduct project steering committee meetings Show less

  • Special Projects

    Nov 2011 - now

  • Special Projects Officer

    Nov 2011 - now

  • Special Projects Coordinator

    Nov 2011 - now
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  PNG National Cultural Commission

  Apr 2015 - now

  Properties and Assets Manager

  It's all projects whether development or management of properties and assets. I am anxious and happy to perform project responsibilities as well as management of properties and assets.But I want to move on and change the environment through implementation of impact projects and undertake maintenance work on existing building properties which will be improving the welfare of the commissions staff and families.Also, implementation of cultural programs will ensure the people of Papua New Guinea do not lose their culture, identity, histories and cultural heritage. The culture of this nation has to pass on to the future generations and onward. Show less