Our team

Saeed Abdullah

Training Officer

Saeed is a development professional with nearly six years of experience in education, skills and employment, training, research, and humanitarian programming. Based in Kolaroa Municipality, he supports the implementation of a TCCF-funded project as WSUP Bangladesh’s Training Officer. Prior to joining WSUP, Saeed worked with BRAC, SOS Children’s Village, and Access Bangladesh Foundation, where he built expertise in community engagement and capacity development. He holds a Bachelor of Social Sciences (BSS) and a Master’s in Development Economics from the Department of Development Studies at the University of Dhaka. Saeed is passionate about empowering communities through skills and knowledge, and he enjoys travelling, connecting with new people, and learning from their stories.

Aminul Islam Sohan

Digital Services Specialist

Aminul Islam Sohan has joined WSUP as the Digital Service Specialist. He brings over 12 years of diverse experience spanning academia, research, development, consultancy, and the commercial sector — with a strong focus on WASH, waste management, and digital services. Over the years, he has worked with organizations such as ITN-BUET, ASGD, Mogadishu University, DSK, BRAC, Practical Action, BPCL, and Abt Associates. Mr. Sohan is a Civil Engineer and holds a master’s degree in development studies. He is passionate about using digital innovation and data-driven approaches to strengthen utility service delivery and promote sustainability.

David Mulemba

Project Officer – Engineering

David is a dedicated Water and Sanitation Engineer with over nine years of experience in rural, peri-urban, and urban WASH project planning, infrastructure development, and capacity building. His expertise includes GIS and Remote sensing, the design and rehabilitation of water supply and sanitation systems, and the integration of climate-resilient and nature-based solutions to strengthen sustainable service delivery. He possesses functional knowledge in IWASH engineering and Integrated Water Resources Management. He is committed to advancing inclusive WASH solutions and contributing to SDG 6 for vulnerable communities.

Clement Banda

Project Officer – Engineering

Clement Banda is a Civil and Environmental Engineer with over 11 years of experience delivering infrastructure, WASH, and construction projects across Zambia. He has worked with leading international partners, including JICA, the Millennium Challenge Account (MCA Zambia), and consultants such as NIHON SEKKEI (Japanese) and Mariswe consultants, contributing to hospital upgrades, large-scale water supply systems, and high-lift pumping infrastructure. His technical expertise spans reinforced concrete works, mechanical and electrical supervision, QA/QC, stakeholder coordination, and compliance with ZEMA, ERB, MCC, and donor requirements. Clement is known for his strong leadership, analytical problem-solving, and commitment to delivering high-quality, impactful infrastructure that improves communities and supports national development.

Antsa Neilly

Finance Assistant

Antsa Neilly is the finance assistant for WSUP Madagascar. She is pursuing a master’s degree in accounting, control, and audit at INSCAE. She has done four internships before joining WSUP Madagascar. Her previous experiences were at ARO Insurance, FTHM Consulting, MGI QUALEX, and BIOS. Antsa is someone who likes to be quite organized, data-driven, and has a great sense of analysis.

Md. Jahangir Alom

Senior Officer, WASH Technical & Municipal Coordination

Md. Jahangir Alom is working as Senior Officer, WASH Technical & Municipal Coordination at WSUP Bangladesh. He has 14 years of experience in climate-resilient WASH infrastructure, waste management, project design, BOQ preparation, implementation, and construction management across both the development and engineering sectors. Over the years, he has worked with organizations such as SHDL, DSK, and BRAC. He holds a B.Sc. and a Diploma in Civil Engineering and has received specialized training from ITN-BUET and RedR Australia.

Helio Nhaca

Finance Assistant

May Lew

Risk and Compliance Manager

Antony Ambugo

Country Manager

Antony Ambugo is a distinguished leader in the water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) sector, currently serving as Kenya's Country Manager. With over two decades of professional experience, he has established himself as a pivotal figure in advancing urban WASH resilience and sustainable infrastructure development. Before joining WSUP, Mr. Ambugo served as the Chief Executive Officer of the Water and Sanitation Providers Association (WASPA), where he was instrumental in advocating for policy improvements and fostering collaboration among water utility providers across the country. His career is marked by a deep commitment to institutional strengthening, resource mobilisation, and the implementation of climate-resilient water systems designed to serve low-income urban populations. Throughout his extensive tenure in the water sector, he has held various senior management positions within Kenyan water utilities, providing him with a comprehensive understanding of the operational and regulatory challenges inherent in urban service delivery. His expertise spans strategic organisational management, public-private partnerships, and the integration of sustainable financing mechanisms—such as carbon credits—to support WASH initiatives. Antony Ambugo is widely recognised for his advocacy in improving sanitation standards and increasing access to clean water in marginalised urban areas. By bridging the gap between policy formulation and on-the-ground implementation, he continues to drive significant progress toward achieving sustainable urban development goals in Kenya. His work remains a key reference point for professionals focused on the intersection of public health, environmental sustainability, and equitable utility service delivery.

Dominique Andriatsarafara

Programme Assistant

Since 2016, Dominique Andriatsarafara has worked as a Programme Assistant at WSUP Madagascar, where he contributes to implementing water and sanitation projects. His responsibilities include conducting feasibility studies, supporting social water connections, coordinating with JIRAMA and technical partners, monitoring and supervising works, and assisting in procurement processes. He also contributes to the implementation of community infrastructure projects, particularly in schools and health centers.

Sylvia Razafinimpanarivo

HR and Support Services Assistant

Graduated in Human Resources Management and Personnel Administration, Sylvia Razafinimpanarivo is a humanitarian professional with over 20 years of experience, including roles with the French Cooperation, CARE International, and since 2017, WSUP Madagascar. She specializes in administration, logistics, and human resources management, with extensive experience supporting operations in complex, multicultural environments. Adaptable and reliable, she is known for my strong communication skills and proactive, solutions-oriented approach. Besides her professional work, she is passionate about cooking, where she applies the same creativity, organization, and attention to detail that I value in my career.

Razafimanantsoa Mamitiana

Project Manager / Programme Excellence Officer

As a professional Sociologist and Senior Project Manager, Razafimanantsoa Mamitiana brings over 12 years of experience in leading multidisciplinary development and humanitarian programs in Madagascar. He has spent the last eight years with WSUP (Water & Sanitation for the Urban Poor), where he plays a central role in improving urban essential services. Currently based in Fianarantsoa,  Mamitiana oversees WSUP's strategic and operational interventions across the Highlands and South-West regions. His career is defined by a commitment to fostering resilient communities through: Local Governance & Partnerships: he works closely with municipalities, regional representatives of the ministries, and the utility provider JIRAMA to strengthen public services and ensure the sustainability of water and sanitation infrastructure. Social & Behavior Change (SBC): Leveraging my sociological background, he conducts diagnostics to design and implement effective SBC strategies that promote hygiene best practices in schools and health centers. Operational Excellence: he manages the full project cycle for large-scale initiatives funded by international donors such as USAID, The Coca-Cola Foundation, and Cartier Philanthropy. Before joining WSUP, he served as a Regional Coordinator in other projects, where he led multidisciplinary teams for food security programs and agricultural value chain initiatives.