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David Evans (born 1960) served with the international relief and development organization, Food for the Hungry (FH), from 1991 until 2013, most recently as the U.S. President of Food for the Hungry (FH) and a member of the four-person Global Executive Office that shares the leadership of FH's work internationally.〔('New President' ) at Mission Network; by Greg Yoder; published October 4 2013; retrieved December 2013〕 〔('Food for the Hungry (FH)' ) at Food for the Hungry〕 Previously, Evans oversaw the FH portfolio of USAID, USDA, and U.S. State Department funded programs in 10 countries in the areas of food and agriculture, health and nutrition, HIV and AIDS,〔('The CSIS Global Health Policy Center' ) at CSIS; by Global Health Policy Center; published 2012; retrieved 2013〕 water and sanitation, climate change,〔('Nicholas Institute' ) at Duke University; by Josh Schneck; published 2011; retrieved 2013〕 education,〔('IAPCHE' ) at Contact Newsletter; by IAPCHE; published 2001; retrieved 2013〕 microenterprise, and emergency relief.〔('Welcome David Evans' ) at Mission Network News; by David Ranish; published July 2010; retrieved 2013〕 He also has served as a country directory for FH, in both Chad and Bolivia. Evans has served as Chairman of the Association of Evangelical Relief and Development Organization's HIV/AIDS Alliance and the Alliance for Global Food Security. He has served on the Board of the Millennium Water Alliance (Executive Committee), Integral Alliance, Adonai Partners and the U.S. Congressional Hunger Center's Leland Policy Advisory. He also has served as distance education professor in food and agriculture at Hope International University. In addition to the United States, Evans has lived and worked in Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali and Bolivia".〔[http://csis.org/multimedia/audio-dave-evans-faith-communitys-partnership-us-government-advance-hivaids-efforts Audio: Dave Evans on the Faith Community's Partnership with the US Government to Advance HIV/AIDS Efforts | Center for Strategic and International Studies〕 He is the senior editor of the book ''Biblical Holism and Agriculture: Cultivating Our Roots''[8] as well as a contributing author to the book Truth and Community Transformation (copyrights by Food for the Hungry International, 2003 and 2004). ==Early life== Evans is the second of three children and was born in Scranton, Pennsylvania on February 16, 1960. His father, Ned Llewellyn Evans was born in the predominantly Welsh town of Taylor, Pa. He got a degree in Electrical Engineering, which led him into plastics manufacturing and being the co-owner and chief engineer of a plastics company based in Scranton. Evans' father sold his share of the business and retired from active employment in 1993. Evans’ mother is Marlene Harris Evans, born in Scranton, Pa. Marlene worked as an administrative assistant at Bell Telephone Company. After marriage and the birth of their first child, she became a full-time homemaker. Fifteen years later, she began working again as a bank teller and administrative assistant. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「David Evans (administrator)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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