CURRICULUM VITAE
Teresita V. Pascual
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DATE OF BIRTH
Development Effectiveness Analyst/ Writer
ERGONS Project Marketing Consultants
TERESITA V. PASCUAL
01 March 1953
CITIZENSHIP: Filipino
Units B.S. Geology, Mapua Institute of Technology, 1984
B.S Civil Engineer, Mapua Institute of Technology, 1974
MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
: Registered Civil Engineer
Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers (PICE)
OTHER TRAINING
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 HARVARD UNIVERSITY, John F. Kennedy School
of Government,
Infrastructure In a Market Economy (BOT & Private Sector Participation)
,Cambridge, Massachusets , July 2000
 International Groundwater Conference- University of Melbourne,
Melbourne , Australia (Co-author Conference Paper),February 1998
 Groundwater School - Union College, University of Queensland , Brisbane ,
Australia, Hydrogeoly Crash Course, 1995
 Coffey Partners International Pty Ltd Management Training, North Ryde,
Sydney Australia, Environmental Training on: Environmental Problems,
Evaluation of Potential Exposures to Health Hazards, Site Control and
Health & Safety Plan, Field QA/AC, Geophysics in Contaminated Site
Management, Groundwater Sampling, Air Quality Monitoring, Soil &
Sediment Sampling, Groundwater Development, Landfill Management Plan,
and Human Health Risk Assessment., 1995
 ASIAN Regional Conference on Water Quality and Pollution Control (IAWQ),
1995. PICC, Manila
 Study Tour on Solid Waste Management Projects, 1992 Cerebon and
Bandung, Indonesia
 NJS, Georesistivity Survey, Analysis and Interpretation by Sclumberger and
Wenner’s Method, Chemical Evolution of Natural Groundwater, PERT/CPM
and Project Management, 1980’s
COUNTRIES OF WORK EXPERIENCE: Philippines
LANGUAGES
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SPEAKING
READING
WRITING
English-mother tongue
Excellent
Excellent
Excellent
Filipino
Native tongue
EDUCATION
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EMPLOYMENT
Period
2006
2002-present
2000-present
RECORD
Employer
CCMG
SOGREAH Consultants
ERGONS Project Marketing Consultants
Position
Director
Company Representative, Phil
Managing Director
1997-2001
2000
1994-1996
1996-1997
Country Manager / President
Local Project Director
Manager
Deputy Site Manager
1997
1997
1997
1991-1994
1990
SMEC International Pty Ltd/ SMEC Philippines Inc
Laguna Lakeshore Road & Reclamation Project (BOT)
Coffey Partners International /Philippines Inc
CEST / OPCV Baguio Water Supply Expansion &
Augmentation
Oil Contamination Assessment , Batangas Caltex Refinery
Site Contamination Assessment – Tiwi Geothermal Plant
Dewatering Assessment – Marcopper and Placer Mining
Central Visayas Water Supply and Sanitation Project
San Mateo & Carmona Landfill Project
1988
JICA Water Supply and Environmental Project
1981-1991
BASIC Team Consultants
1974-1982
1977
Ministry of Public Works and Highways
Pamapanga Delta Candaba Swamp Project
Project Manager
Project Manager
Project Manager
Hydrogeologist
Solid Waste Management
Specialist/ Hydrogeologist
Project Engineer/
Hydrogeologist
Hydrogeologist/ various
positions
Senior Civil Engineer
Secondment Hydrologist to
Tahal Consultant
11. DETAILED TASKS
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12. WORK UNDERTAKEN THAT BEST ILLUSTRATES CAPABILITY TO HANDLE THE TASKS
ASSIGNED
Coffey International Development(CID), Facility Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) of
AusAID Partnership for Economic Governance Reforms (PEGR), 12 Jan 2009 to 30 April
2010, Philippines
Main project features: Improvement of the M&E System of PEGR following a two phased
approach starting with 1) the Review and Report on improvement and 2) Develop and Implement
the PEGR M & E System to effectively assist PEGR management in addressing the information
gap to effectively monitor and evaluate performance as the project nears completion date.
Position Held: Project Manager
Activities Performed:
Provide oversight in the conduct and implementation of the project following high quality
standards and ensure timely completion of required deliverables under project TOR.
Responsible for PEGR’s overall M&E activities and is expected to rationalize the
application of available M&E tools and processes currently used by PEGR and required by
the AusAID Performance and Quality Agenda. Monitor progress of the project and
performance of individual experts to align schedules of the specific tasks which include
the following:
1) Desk Review to assess existing M&E situation and conduct data inventory;
2) Conduct Interviews and workshops to gather information and validate findings;
3) Preparation of Report on Findings and Recommendations including detailed action
plan
4) Prepare improved /revised M&E system for Board’s approval;
5) Review and recommend improvements in the RA-specific M&E system to make it
more practical, user-friendly and effective;
6) Assist in finalizing the Facility Performance Management Framework;
7) Relate these activities to M&E systems in the Partner Agencies;
8) Provide expert advice to Partner Agencies on M&E including cross cutting issues.
9) Prepare high quality M&E Reports, based on the system approved by partners and
including in accordance with AusAID requirements: These deliverables include the:
- Report Findings and Detailed Action Plan, including the proposed Diagram to
improve Facility M&E Strategy ;
- Consolidated Facility M&E Report for the Period April 2005 to July 2007;
- Annual Facility M&E Report (FY2007-2008);
- RA Thematic Report on Public Fiscal Management, covering PEM, ICS, GOCC;
- Annual Facility M&E Annual Report (FY2008-09);
- RA Thematic Report on Infrastructure1;
- Interim Annual Facility M&E Report (FY 2009-10)
- Final Annual Facility M&E Report (FY2009-10);
- Updated RA Thematic Report on Public Fiscal Management;
- Facility Completion Report ie ACR;
ADB, TA-6462 (REG) – Institutional Development for Enhanced Regional Cooperation in
the aSEA Region, August 1 to October 31, 2008 (intermittent), Philippines
Main project features:
Definition of key indicators to facilitate Impact monitoring/evaluation of the aSEA
program and to which Project Performance Monitoring Systems (PPMS) of projects under
the aSEA RCS will be linked to monitor and evaluate achievements during
implementation. In order to better measure the impact of the aSEA Regional
Cooperation Strategy, the assignment aims at defining an overall Program Impact
Monitoring Framework providing measurable indicators for future monitoring &
evaluation in line with the existing Results Matrix.
Position Held: Regional Cooperation Analyst
Activities Performed:
(i) Assist the international consultant in delivering the outputs of the TA;
(ii) Familiarize with the aSEA Regional Cooperation Strategy ;
(iii) Determine all data requirements, sources and reporting mechanisms
(including for data not yet routinely collected) in relation to aSEA
interventions covering transport, energy and environment;
(iv) Prepare key informant interviews and meet and consulted officials, agencies
and organization and determine the level of data available in their offices
related to the thematic areas of the RCS;
(v) Review available data from all sources including internet data, compile and
consolidate and assess suitability of data as performance indicator in terms of
quality, sustainability, availability in other countries and relevance to the
thrust of the RCS;
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(vi) Validate data that are available at the regional and provincial level, collect
and prepare a comparative assessment to determine its suitability as
indicator;
(vii) Assist the international consultant in preparing a final report summarizing
major findings of the assignment and providing a) detailed explanations of the
key indicators used in the matrix, b) the details on how indicators relate to
the aSEA strategy together with a feasible suggestion on how to deal with the
attribution issue during monitoring & evaluation; and c) assessment of the
quality and sustainability of data for future monitoring;
AusAID, Preparation of Country Sector Program Framework, Country Strategy and
Concept Notes for Water Supply and Sanitation Initiatives (WSI), May to July,2008 ,
Philippines
Main project features:
The Australian government (AusAID) through the Water Supply & Sanitation Initiative
(WSI) will provide AUD300 million fund to five countries including the Philippines
towards the achievement of the MDG and expand access to safe water supply and
improved sanitation. An ‘Identification’ Mission was commissioned to assess potential
projects that will qualify for the grant, produce Concept Documents and articulate a
clear, staged process for development of a detailed design. This will enable a Concept
Development for budget purposes for development of a detailed design, including; key
areas of work; phasing; resourcing and implementation including team composition.
Position Held: Mission Team Member ( Institutional and Water Supply & Sanitation
Specialist)
Activities Performed:
 Undertake meetings together with AusAID WSI Mission team with various Heads of
national government agencies(NGAs), GOCCs, GFIs, Water Champions, NGOs, DONORs
and other stakeholders in the water supply and sanitation sector i.e., DILG, DPWH,
NEDA, DENR-EMB, PRRC, NWRB, DOF, NAPC, LWUA, MWSS, Land Bank of the
Philippines, Development Bank of the Philippines, PAWD, PCWS, ADB, WB, GTZ, KfW,
USAID, JBIC, JICA, MWCI, MWSI, BORDA to discuss their role in the sector, ongoing
activities and future programmes in implementation of the WATSAN initiative to
improve effectiveness of investments.
 Conduct site visit on candidate site to observe physical state of water supply and
sanitation in the municipality and verify necessary interventions particularly on
sanitation;
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 Conduct Meetings and prepare Mission reports in support for the conduct of Aide
Memoire;
 Prepare the Country Program Framework that describes the water and sanitation
sector in the Philippines including the policies ,institutional set up, water agencies
involved in the sector, enabling laws that create these policies, and the MDG and
MediumTerm Philippine Development Plan 2004-2010 agenda among others, needed
to prepare a Country Strategy that will support the launching of the WSI Grant to the
Philippines. Tasks include the ff:
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Collection and processing of data: population, growth rate, density, social and
health statistics, water supply and sanitation coverage(urban and rural), PPP water
initiatives, investments in WATSAN sector, ODA loans and performance,
performance indicators of utility companies, lessons learned, challenges and issues
and design data of innovative projects.
Conduct a sector analysis and prepare reports covering the institutional framework,
policy and legal framework, water resources, access to water supply, access to
sanitation, private sector participation, utility performance, sector investments
and financial status, external assistance to the sector, lessons learned and future
plans.
Discuss in detail with MDBs and Implementing Agencies the specific and
quantitative scope for the envisaged grant support;
Prepare Concept Notes of the identified projects providing justifications in terms of
potential benefits and impacts, issues and risks stressing expected outcomes and how
the activity will contribute to higher level country and program objectives; Set out
the strategic options and a recommended delivery method; Describe alternative
delivery options and the operational management model; Set out the main factors
affecting how the proposed activity will be designed and delivered. Prepare Design
process including timeframes, resource needs and required outputs; Develop a
schedule of activity for Design Phase of work, setting out a process for development
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of a full design, further information needs, team composition, how government
agencies, local communities and stakeholders should be consulted/ involved in
development of the detailed design. Funding constraints of the watsan initiative
including activity budget for 2009/11 and funding constraints beyond then; fund flow
mechanism; Coordination with existing design work and approval processes of ADB
and WB; Identify management and procurement arrangements with partner
governments and MDB’s; Implementation timeframe Outline of critical risks and how
these risks will be managed.
JBIC-DBP/ IDP Consult Inc , Post Evaluation Study of JBIC Completed SME and
Environmental Project, September 2007 to February 2008 (Intermittent), Philippines,
Main project features: JBIC extended a loan to small and medium enterprises through
DBP under the Environmental Infrastructure Support Credit Program II ( EISCP-II) which
provides loans to various SME for environmental projects. JBIC conducts an ex- post
evaluation study of the economic and environmental impacts of these loan projects in
line with the "Medium-term Policy on ODA" to make use as much as possible the
experience and lessons gained from past projects in future investment. Out of the 48
projects, 10 were selected that have large and measurable impacts in their sectors or
regions; projects which fit specific research themes and projects concerned with
environmental and social development.
Position held: Environmental Specialist
Activities performed:
Responsible for the (1) Red Dragon Hog Farm in San Fernado, Pampanga which
constructed a tunnel ventilated type buildings with automatic monitoring control system
for ventilation and wastewater treatment ponds with biodigester that convert waste to
biogas; (2) Greenbelt Foods Corporation in Valenzuela City, processing food products
normally called “street foods”. Prepare environmental indicators covering workers health
status, pollution signs on flora and fauna ,personal, community benefits from the project,
company benefits including environmental compliance as to preparation of environmental
management system, installation of monitoring devices as per approved environmental
clearance certificate (ECC). Conducted orientation of the social survey personnel on
approach methodology for the survey and supervise survey work. Process data and
evaluate the economic and environmental impact and prepare the report according to
JBIC five selection criteria:
relevance, effectiveness, efficiency,
impact and
sustainability.
IDP Consult Inc, ADB TAR: PHI 38398: Preparing the Metro Manila Urban Services
for the Poor Project: Component of GAR/ EGGAR Preparation of Two project sites in
FTI Complex in Taguig City and the New Bilibid Prison Compound in Muntinlupa
City , September 2007 to February 2008, , Philippines,
Main project features: The proposed FTI Complex socialized housing and commercial
development, based on the Procedural Manual for Department Administrative Order
(DAO) No. 2003-30, falls under Category B projects, which are required to secure an
Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC). Under the Philippine Environmental
Impact Statement (EIS) System, an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Study is
necessary prior to issuance of ECC. To supplement the EIA, an Engineering Geological
and Geohazard Assessment is required by the government for subdivision and housing,
resettlement and other similar land development projects such as the proposed mixed
housing and commercial program in FTI Complex and NBPC. This is evaluated as part of
the ECC application, based on concerns related to the potential geohazards identified in
the project area and its immediate vicinity.
Position Held : Project Manager / EGGAR Preparer
Activities performed:
Coordinate with MGB regarding project scoping methodology and schedules as well with
the local government, the NGO –Habitat (FTI) and the community leader. Conduct test
pitting in the project sites and study the groundwater and geological conditions. Prepare
analytical assessment and EGGAR reports and ensure approval of these reports.
EFIC/ AusAID, Expansion and Rehabilitation of Baguio Water Supply System, October
1996 to August 15,1997, OPCV/ CEST Consultants, Philippines
Main project features: Updating of feasibility study, detailed engineering design and
construction supervision.
Position Held: Deputy Site Manager
Activities performed:
Oversee/ supervise the technical and administrative operation of the project, prepare
and direct detailed implementation schedules and ensured the targets and schedules are
met; checked/ edited the review reports on existing feasibility studies; supervise
validation of findings and recommendations on the FS; preparation of comprehensive
program for hydrogeologic study ; preparation of recommendations for internal and
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external water supply development for BWD; leak detection study, population and water
demand projections, concept design and reports; made project representation as the
need arises.
JICA, Socio Economic Survey for Marginal Land Study - JICA DAR, April 1996, Sanyu
Consultant/ EARTHWATER Eng’g Services, Philippines
Main project features: Evaluation of agrarian reform projects completed by JICA
In Bataan.
Position Held: Social Specialist
Activities performed:
Prepare survey methodology, survey schedules and output; coordinated with different
LGU’s and DAR officials to ensure successful implementation of the plan ; collect data
through survey interviews, supervise computer processing of data according to the
JICA spreadsheet matrix, and prepare report.
Philippine Geothermal Inc, Environmental Site Assessment of Mak-Ban and
Tiwi Geothermal Site, 1995, Coffey Partners International, Philippines
Main project features: Environmental Audit
Position held: Project Manager
Activities performed:
Responsible for the overall supervision of the project including client’s liaison and
coordination; select and direct sampling location; identify potential risks associated with
the assessed area; prepare / present final report.
Philippine Geothermal Inc, Environmental Site AssessmentBulalo Filling Station,
Mak-Ban, Laguna , 1995 , Coffey Partners International, Philippines
Main project features: Environmental Site Assessment
Position held: Project Manager
Activities performed:
Scope of work includes soil characterization by soil sampling & analysis and soil vapour
survey; contaminant characterization, laboratory analysis and chemical results
interpretation; define vertical and lateral extent of phumes in the ground; report
analysis/evaluation results and present alternative remediation options including ballpark
estimates most suitable remediation methods.
AIDAB, Central Visayas Water and Sanitation Project, February 17, 1992 to November
12, 1994, SINCLAIR KNIGHT MERZ, Philippines
Main project features: CVWSP is a participatory planning water supply project funded
by AIDAB (now AusAID) extended to four Central Visayan Provinces to provide a
sustainable water supply system and expand access of population to safe water and
sanitation.
Position Held: Hydrogeologist, Trainor
Activities performed:
Collect available water resources data in the project area; provide water resources
data to the planning information system; conduct hydrogeological studies for Water
Supply Master Plan and selected 32 municipalities in Cebu, Bohol, Negros Oriental and
Siquijor; Undertake surface and sub-surface geophysical exploration, geochemical
testing, pumping test, test drilling and evaluate groundwater potential of areas proposed
for Level II or III system; advice/recommended appropriate type of sources for the Level I
schemes in selected barangay. Conduct training on water source investigation,
georesistivity survey, pumping test, well logging, well construction and feasibility study
preparation as part of institutional building of LGU’s; prepare typical well design for
CVWSP water supply projects and technical specification; advice on the control and
monitoring of groundwater abstraction; prepare water resources feasibility study reports
including groundwater reference maps. Prepare Consultant’s Terminal Report which
embodied the consultant’s scope of work, activities undertaken during the 30 month
period, the present status and future directions in the hydrogeological sector,
implementation issues; Prepared training design and schedule, conducted training for
provincial engineers of four Central Visayan provinces, conduct transfer of technology
through on the job training; prepared training assessment and evaluation
ADB-DPWH, Island Province Rural Water Supply Sector Project in (Catanduanes,
Marinduque and Siquijor Islands), Basic Technology and Management Coporation,
May 1990 to October 1990, Philippines
Main project features: Preparation of water supply Masterplan for the 3 provinces.
Position Held: Hydrogeologist
Activities performed:
Undertake Master Plan Studies on water resources in the three Island Provinces;
formulate methodologies and approaches suitable for the Island’s hydrogeological
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condition; conduct georesistivity survey, pumping test and water quality analysis and
data interpretation i.e, Water Quality Maps, Depth to Water Contour Map,
Hydrogeological Map and Groundwater Availability Map; evaluated/determined water
resources potential and established appropriate type of water sources for each
hydrogeological units per municipality for the whole island; prepared required number of
wells and springs with capacity and average drilling depths to be developed within the
implementation plan period; transferred technology to DPWH and LGU staff on
hydrogeology through training/seminar.
IBRD, Pilot Metro Manila Sanitary Landfill Projects, January to June 16, 1991
TEST CONSULTANTS, INC., Philippines
Main project features: Feasibility study and detailed engineering design of the two
sanitary landfill sites
Position Held: Hydrogeologist / Civil Engineer
Activities Performed:
Estimate/assess geological hazards; determine engineering/chemical properties of soil
that may be used for facility liners, daily cover or final cover and hydrogeological design
parameters e.g climate, groundwater flow direction, hydraulic gradient, reservoir
geometry, aquifer characteristics and depth to water table. Analyze attenuative
characteristics of soil and possible extent/dispersion of contaminant plume. Prepare
groundwater monitoring program and design production wells. Determine amount of
leachate generation and recirculation. Involve in the preparation of environmental
impact statement, design of leachate collection and water supply system and cost
estimates.
12th Package LWUA Provincial Water Supply Project (Mahayag, Zamboanga del Sur;
Kapatagan, Lanao del Norte; Kibawe, Bukidnon; Kidapawan/Pigcawayan and Pikit,
North Cotabato) March 1990 to April 1991, TEST CONSULTANTS, INC, Philippines
Main project features: Feasibility Study
Position Held: Hydrogeologist/Civil Engineer
Activities performed:
Responsible for the evaluation of groundwater potential in the six project sites and for
the recommendation of appropriate type of location of water sources, and other design
parameters. Analyze/synthesize/evaluate existing data relative to groundwater
conditions; supervise/conduct georesistivity survey, pumping test, water source survey
and water quality analysis. Interpret data and study groundwater characteristics, and
evaluate water quality, groundwater recharge and discharge. Evaluate well drilling
results and prepare hydrogeological report and other related documents. Assist in the
network analysis of alternative schemes, quantity take-off and technical specifications of
water supply facilities.
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