Ch. Laiq Ali is an experienced professional working in the field of Energy and Environment for the last 35 years. Presently he is working as Chief Executive for Metro Consulting Grid (MCG) and RAHSTA.
Mr. Ali is garduate with M.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering from University of Hawaii, Honolulu, USA. He has an outstanding track record of employment with organizations of reupte like NESPAK and USIAD Mission to Pakistan. He was officer in-charge for USAID’s Environmental Portfolio during 1987-94 both for Pakistan and Afghainstan. Currently he is working as the World Bank consultant for evaluation of Cleaner Production programs in Pakistan. He also  worked as National Technical Expert for ADB’s Promotion of Renewable Energy, Energy Efficiency and Greenhous Gas Abatement (PREGA) Project. As consultant he has performed several consultancy assignments as Team Leader with organizations like The World Bank, Asian Development Bank, UNDP/Pakistan, UNDP/Afghanistan, GTZ, NORAD, JICA and several others. Mr. Ali has several high quality research papers, reports and publications to his credit.

Dr. Nabeela is a founder member of RAHSTA. She is RAHSTA’s Director for Public Health projects and health related studies and research. She has over 25 years of experience, mostly in Pakistan. Her specialties include conceptualizing, management and implementation of health programs at national level. She is expert in strategic planning, community based interventions, advocacy and media training. Dr. Nabeela has the experience to lead country portfolio in health sector with national and international representation; She has the expertise to develop, conduct and evaluate training programs in reproductive health, child health, qualitative research methods and behavior change communication; design and development of campaigns for health promotion, social mobilization and communication; population planning, family planning policies, international women health issues, environmental health in developing countries. Dr. Nabeela has first hand experience in Pakistan particularly in areas such as health management information system; reproductive and child health especially peri-natal and newborn care. She also has the expertise to conduct epidemiological and social behavioral studies; evaluation of programs and projects; qualitative research and emerging issues of women’s health in developing countries. She possesses excellent command and control capabilities with proven track record for managing donor funded projects. She has M.P.H. from Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health.

Dr. Khan has more than 20 years of experience of working with public sector on several managerial and field assignments and seven years of experience of working with International organization and donor funded project. His past experience include program design, management, monitoring and evaluation, disaster management, report writing, field assessment, BCC, community mobilization and Health System Strengthening. While working as District Health Officer in Rawalpindi from 2001 to 2005, he managed various preventive programs like EPI, HIV AIDS control program, MCH, CDC, Malaria control, LHW program and TB DOTS program. He also has an extensive experience of Reproductive Health. During this period he was working on improvement of the HMIS at the district level. He has vast experience in improving the quality of data, analyses and interpretation of data and use of data for policy level decisions.