Describe A Stressful Work Experience

There have been many achievements in improving access to health care, however much more still needs to be done in terms of quality of care, making services available to all Pakistanis and ensuring better health outcomes. The government and other stakeholders do aim to reduce inequalities in our health system, improve quality of care and public facilities, and boost our human resources but there have been various challenges towards the achievement of targets.
In 2000, 189 nations made a promise to free people from extreme poverty and multiple deprivations. This pledge turned into the eight Millennium Development Goals. With only 16 months remaining by December 2015, efforts for the achievement of the MDGs have become increasingly important.
Out of the 34 indicators of all 8 MDGs

Coping with Stress:
Humanitarian aid work has its challenges and we are keen to ensure potential employees understand that many contexts are extremely stressful.

Describe a stressful work experience that you have experienced. Explain how you coped with the stress levels. (200 words or less)
Proposal writing is a stressful work and one needs to meet tight deadlines without compromising on quality. At number of occasions I have to manage things stressful situation but through working extra hours, commitment, dedication, succeeded in coping up the situation.

For instant recently we have submitted a proposal, for opening 50,000 non-formal schools for 2 million out of school children in Pakistan, to DFID. It was very tight call and I have to meet the deadline. I worked for extra hours, mobilized my field team, accelerate coordination with sector heads and eventually succeeded in achieving the target.

Proposal Development often involves highly demanding work hours including tight deadlines, unpaid overtime and travel to locations ranging from international to underdeveloped rural areas. Are you able to meet such a role? Please describe which criteria you are or are not able to