HEART Advisory Panel

Mohammad Abul Hossain Helaly

Honorable Adviser of Inspiration-HEART

Teacher I Poet & Writer I Literature Reviewer I Political Analyst I Policy Changemaker I Local Leader I

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About Mohammad Abul Hossain Helaly

Introduction
Mohammad Abul Hossain Helaly is a respected educationist, social organizer, and cultural activist from Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. With a strong commitment to teaching, literature, and community development, he has become a recognized figure in both academic and voluntary sectors.

Academic Background
Mr. Helaly pursued his education with a focus on Islamic studies and literature, which provided him with a solid foundation for his lifelong journey as a teacher and mentor. His academic excellence and dedication to knowledge shaped his role as a guide for thousands of students throughout his teaching career.

Profession
He has been serving as a Senior Assistant Teacher at Baitush Sharaf Riazul Jannah Alim Madrasha, Teknaf, where he has dedicated over 20 years to the teaching profession. His role extends beyond academic instruction, as he instills values of discipline, morality, and social responsibility in his students.

Social & Voluntary Contribution
In addition to his teaching career, Mr. Helaly has made remarkable contributions to social and cultural activities in Teknaf. In 2019, he established the Kolotan Literary Society, bringing together young poets and writers to promote literature, creativity, and cultural dialogue in the region. Currently, he serves as the President of the Executive Committee of Kolotan, guiding its activities to empower youth in the fields of writing, poetry, and intellectual exchange.

Furthermore, from the inception of HEART (Humanitarian Enhancement Aid for Resilient Transformation) in 2021, Mr. Helaly has been serving as an Advisor, contributing his wisdom, experience, and guidance in shaping the organization’s community-based humanitarian and social development initiatives.

Awards & Recognition
Throughout his professional and voluntary journey, Mohammad Abul Hossain Helaly has earned respect and admiration from colleagues, students, and the community. His longstanding teaching career, cultural leadership, and advisory roles reflect his contributions to education and society. He has been recognized locally for his efforts in nurturing youth talent, promoting literature, and serving humanity through both Kolotan and HEART.

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About Professor Nazrul Islam Habibi

Introduction
Professor Nazrul Islam Habibi is an educationist, community leader, and cultural organizer dedicated to advancing knowledge, social values, and community well-being. Respected both in Bangladesh and abroad, he has devoted his career to teaching, educational leadership, and fostering social harmony through literature, learning, and voluntary service.

Academic Background
Professor Habibi pursued higher studies in Islamic education and cultural studies, equipping himself with strong academic and intellectual foundations. His educational journey prepared him for a distinguished teaching career and enabled him to play leading roles in both madrasa-based education and community institutions.

Profession
Professor Habibi has held multiple key positions in the education sector. He has served as Director and Teacher at Qalam Academy, London, Head Teacher at the Bangladeshi Welfare Association of Enfield, and Principal of Sarah-Habib Darul Qalam Madrasa. Through these roles, he has worked tirelessly to expand access to quality education, guiding young learners with moral, cultural, and academic values.

Social & Voluntary Contribution
Beyond formal teaching, Professor Habibi has been deeply engaged in voluntary and social initiatives. He has contributed to strengthening community institutions in London and has maintained close connections with grassroots organizations in Bangladesh. Since the inception of HEART (Humanitarian Enhancement Aid for Resilient Transformation) in 2021, he has been serving as an Advisor, providing valuable guidance in humanitarian, educational, and cultural development initiatives. His leadership has inspired many young changemakers to actively participate in social betterment.

Awards & Recognition
Professor Habibi has been widely respected for his contribution to education, literature, and community development. His work in bridging cultural and educational gaps between diaspora communities and Bangladesh has earned him recognition within academic and social circles. He is admired for his dedication to education, mentorship, and social empowerment, both at home and abroad.

Special Diplomatic Adviser To HEART

Anamik Ani Khan

Anamik Ani Khan is an accomplished environmental and data management professional with over 10 years of experience in MEAL, GIS, Remote Sensing, Climate Change, Disaster Risk Reduction, and Project Management. He currently serves as the National Landslide Specialist at FAO Bangladesh, where he leads the development of the Landslide Early Warning System (LEWS) for Cox’s Bazar, integrating geospatial analytics and community-based resilience planning. Anamik has previously worked with PKSF, Helen Keller International, and other organizations, contributing to major projects funded by the World Bank, USAID, and UN agencies.

He holds an M.Sc. in Geography and Environment from the University of Dhaka and has published 10 international research papers. His professional expertise spans data science, environmental monitoring, and climate adaptation, with a passion for technology-driven humanitarian solutions. A recipient of multiple academic and professional recognitions, he represents Bangladesh in various international research and leadership forums.

About Anamik Ani Khan

Introduction

Anamik Ani Khan is a seasoned professional and researcher with over 10 years of experience in MEAL (Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability & Learning), GIS and Remote Sensing, Climate Change Adaptation, Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR), Watershed Management, and Project Management across national and international development sectors. He is currently serving as the National Landslide Specialist at the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations, where he leads technical initiatives on the Landslide Early Warning System (LEWS), disaster resilience, and anticipatory action planning in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.
His career is distinguished by a strong focus on applying technology-driven solutions and big data analytics to promote climate resilience, environmental management, and sustainable development.

Academic Background

Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Geography and Environment, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh – CGPA: 3.65/4.00 (2012)
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Geography and Environment, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh – CGPA: 3.49/4.00 (2011)
- Received General Scholarship from the University of Dhaka for outstanding academic performance.
Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) – Notre Dame College, Dhaka Board, CGPA: 4.40/5.00 (2007)
Secondary School Certificate (SSC) – Patuakhali Government Jubilee High School, Barishal Board, CGPA: 4.44/5.00 (2005)
- Awarded General Scholarship from the Barishal Education Board.

He has also achieved a GRE score of 322/340, reflecting high academic aptitude.

Professional Background

National Landslide Specialist, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) — March 2024–Present
Leads the development and implementation of Bangladesh’s Landslide Early Warning System (LEWS), integrates GIS-based modeling, IoT, and big data analytics to forecast landslide risks, and coordinates with government and UN partners for community resilience.
Program Officer (M&E-GIS), Palli Karma-Sahayak Foundation (PKSF) — Nov 2019–Feb 2024
Designed and implemented national-level MEAL systems for the Sustainable Enterprise Project (SEP) funded by the World Bank, overseeing environmental screening, data analytics, and performance tracking across 64 sub-projects.
GIS Officer, Helen Keller International (HKI) — Aug 2017–Oct 2019
Developed and managed GIS-based disaster preparedness models and data systems under the USAID SAPLING Program in Bandarban.
GIS Analyst, Bangladesh Ecological Studies — Nov 2016–July 2017
Conducted spatial analysis and ecological restoration projects using GIS technologies.
GIS Analyst & Report Writer, SHELTECH Consultants Pvt. Ltd. — Feb–Sept 2016
Contributed to the Upazila Masterplan projects (Ishwarganj, Shibpur, Roypura) under UDD-GoB.
GIS Analyst, Green Belt Trust — Mar 2014–Dec 2015
Focused on natural vegetation analysis and environmental mapping of the Sundarbans using NDVI and remote sensing.

Social & Voluntary Contribution

Anamik has actively participated in international youth leadership and peace programs, including:

South Asian Peace Youth Camp (Sri Lanka) – by SUNFO
Religious Youth Service (Nepal) – by Universal Peace Federation (UPF)
Asian Leadership Conference (Thailand) – by UPF
Short-Term Research Training Program (South Korea) – by NIIED

He contributes to national and community-level awareness programs on disaster risk reduction, environmental education, and climate-resilient livelihoods. His voluntary involvement has strengthened community-based disaster preparedness and youth engagement in environmental governance.

Awards & Recognition

Achieved “First Position” in GIS Basics Training (University of Dhaka & USAID) with GPA: A+ (96/100)
Recipient of General Scholarships at both university and secondary levels for academic excellence.
Recognized for designing LEWS (Landslide Early Warning System) for Cox’s Bazar under FAO, a pioneering national model integrating community engagement and advanced geospatial analytics.
Contributed to the Beef Fattening Project of Gram Bikash Kendra, which won First Prize among 64 sub-projects under PKSF’s SEP Project.
Published 10 research papers in reputed international journals on climate change, environmental management, and socio-economic development.
Represented Bangladesh in five countries (South Korea, India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and Thailand) for research, leadership, and peace-building programs.

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