Consultant Programme Advisor on Governance, Emergencies & Rights Alpha Sentinel [Main Programme - eNkosi Programme] A USAID-funded project executed by Alpha Sentinel (a faith-based organisation linked with the Soul Winners 4 Christ Inc. South Africa) in partnership with the World Relief International (https://worldrelief.org/), the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), the Accord Network (http://www.accordnetwork.org/) and the HIV/AIDS Alliance. eNkosi works on Humanitarian Emergencies, Child Development, Maternal & Child Health, HIV/AIDS and Governance Programmes: Advised on emergencies, governance and development issues, especially as it relates to knowledge management, sensitisation and communication, mainstreaming HIV /AIDS; Specific duties: • Successfully coordinated the rehabilitation or internally displaced people during the occasional xenophobic violence, especially in Guateng area. Very active then in planning, design, delivery, and evaluation of appropriate emergencies programming; • Resourcefully participated in advisory missions to address humanitarian emergencies issues in public sector governance in relation to the organisational focus areas; • Effectively monitored, evaluated, and advised on the creation, structure, capacity, management, and performance of governmental oversight bodies in emergencies coordination; • Participated in the drafting, designing and where applicable, presentation of proposals, concept notes, indicators, protocols and process principles; • Efficiently produced reports, training materials, guidance on good practices, and presentations at national and regional conferences on emergencies and humanitarian systems; Networked and collaborated with relevant stakeholders and organisations, and within the international development community to develop and implement joint programmes of assistance; • Beneficially advised and collaborated with Thematic and Regional Advisers on priorities and strategies for executing emergencies and humanitarian systems; Interfaced with the health, rights and development-related stakeholders on behalf of the organisation.

Field Officer. Feasibility Study of Sewage Treatment Plant. Proposal for 32 district towns in Egypt. *Actively involved in the coordination of a team of 5 international and 25 national consultants especially in the area of logistics; *Was singularly responsible for institutional and financial assessments, subject to the team leader’s assent. The Danish International Development Agency (DANIDA)

Field Officer. Mid term and Final Evaluations of the impact and sustainability of DANIDA Bilateral Water and Sanitation Development Programmes in four different countries. The evaluations involved 6 international and local specialists in each country and was in all cases implemented in a participatory manner with the responsible national agency. The end result was a DANIDA Guideline on how to achieve sustainability in water supply and sanitation projects. • Actively and devotedly worked then as an intern in ensuring that field administrative issues were appropriately addressed. The Danish International Development Agency (DANIDA)

Field Officer. Mid term and Final Evaluations of the impact and sustainability of DANIDA Bilateral Water and Sanitation Development Programmes in four different countries. The evaluations involved 6 international and local specialists in each country and was in all cases implemented in a participatory manner with the responsible national agency. The end result was a DANIDA Guideline on how to achieve sustainability in water supply and sanitation projects. • Actively and devotedly worked then as an intern in ensuring that field administrative issues were appropriately addressed. The Danish International Development Agency (DANIDA)

Field Officer / Field Assistant to the Team Leader Assistance to the Government of the Maldives to finalise a strategic plan for development, management and administration of emergency water resources management in the island of Male and prepare a plan of action. Consumer Survey and Consumer Behaviour. Development of consumption scenarios. • Actively and devotedly worked then as an intern in ensuring that field administrative issues were appropriately addressed. • Helpfully interacted with stakeholders at all levels that were involved in activities that led to the development of the strategic plan for development, management and administration of water resources in the island of Male and prepare a plan of action. Consumer Survey and Consumer Behaviour. Development of consumption scenarios. The Danish International Development Agency (DANIDA

Team Member Evaluation of the DANIDA Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Programme. The evaluation studied 25 years of support through UNICEF to the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Programme and documented positive as well as negative impacts. Acted as a field researcher. The Danish International Development Agency (DANIDA)

Field Officer / Assistant to the Team Leader Review of (emergency) Water and Sanitation Projects covering six major towns in Bhutan. • During the review study, was and became resourcefully responsible for site visits, presentations, meetings, etc with stakeholders;  Effectively liaised with the stakeholders and partners on behalf of DANIDA. The Danish International Development Agency (DANIDA)

Team Member The Danish International Development Agency (DANIDA) Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark Economic Development Scenario’s in relation to Zacplan Sector Studies. Econometric modelling and forecasting in relation to population pressure, water flows, water consumption and price fluctuations. • Was effectively responsible for the managing of the quantitative aspects of the intervention; • Interviewed various stakeholders in the course of the intervention;

Field Officer. The Danish International Development Agency (DANIDA) Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark. Asiatisk Plads 2, DK-1448 Copenhagen K Team Member. Preparation of 20 year Strategic Plan for the Water Resources University of Vietnam. Actively involved in duties that were related to preparing the TOR and plan of implementation for the process and subsequently to quality-assure and present recommendations for the finalisation of the first draft of the document prepared by a team of national consultants working closely with a Core Team made up of the Deans of the University. In this regard, constructively interacted with various levels of stakeholders;

Expert (Mid-Level Monitor). European Union-funded Results Oriented Monitoring (ROM) [Lot 2 ACP Contract EVA/2010/256-098]. System of the Implementation of Projects and Programmes of external aid financed by the European Union in Sub-Saharan Africa, Caribbean, Pacific, Indian Ocean and Overseas Countries and Territories (ACP). ROM considers the assessment of progress in project implementation according to 5 criteria viz: relevance, quality of design, efficiency, effectiveness, impact and substantiality. These projects listed under the countries include: -HIV/AIDS Prevention, Care and Treatment Support in Ohangwena Region, Namibia. -Namibia Civil Society Capacity Building Programme -Rural Water Sanitation and Hygiene Promotion Project for Kunene, Ohangwena and Kavango regions in Namibia -Community-based Natural Resource Management (CBNRM) Enterprise Support Project.Namibia -The Yelula Project - Capacitating Community Responses to HIV/AIDS in Namibia, etc. Duties included • Successfully handled the monitoring systems and processes in the assigned regions of the countries of assignment, as advised in the terms of reference especially in the o Use of Judgement o Monitoring Against Logical Framework Matrix o Monitoring against Activity Schedules o Meetings and Debriefing with Stakeholders; • Became resourcefully responsible for site visits, presentations, meetings, etc with stakeholders; • Effectively liaised with the stakeholders and partners on behalf of the consortium. • Efficiently performed various other duties as assigned. These activities resulted to European Union taxpayers knowing how their monies are being spent.

International Consultant (Ghana WASH (Water, Sanitation & Hygiene) Sector Equity Analysis Consultant) Conducting equity analyses and design framework for monitoring results for equity-focussed WASH Programming in Ghana • Professionally worked to assess the adequacy of focus on equity in WASH programming from the planning/ targeting point of view by government and key Development Partners, in the implementation of the Ghana Shared Growth and Development Agenda (GSGDA) and other key sector initiatives. • Exhaustively involved in activities to determine the key equity issues and key specific inequities that required attention in WASH programming in Ghana, identified the most vulnerable groups and assessed the major factors underlying the perpetuation of inequity in WASH service delivery whether policy, institutional, social norms, financial or socio -economic. • Systematically undertook analysis of the bottlenecks associated with the key determinants or enabling factors for equitable WASH service delivery, the associated cost for removing these bottlenecks and an estimation of the impact of bottleneck removal on WASH service coverage and related results. • Prolifically proposed key measures – policy, institutional, financial, and socio- economic for improving the focus on equity in WASH programming in Ghana, both at the strategic and implementation levels. • Effortlessly worked in developing framework for monitoring WASH programming results for equity in the WASH sector; Actively performed other oversight advisory functions as requested.

• Inspirator Focus areas: Building local democracy, Fighting corruption, Conflict management, Gender equality Youth for development, etc. Engaged by the People4Change Team as member of the roster working to ‘learn and share experiences across national borders and cultures with ActionAid-partnered organizations. These organisations are located in Africa, Asia, Central America and the Middle East (specifically Central America, Kenya, Middle East, Mozambique, Nepal, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe,) • Duties encompass actively / effectively innovating working with assigned civil society and partnership(s) / organization(s) via capacity building and empowerment interventions. This efficiently results to enthusing stakeholders to have a strong sense of solidarity and volunteerism, facilitation and motivational skills; etc.

The CARITAS Commission (Justice Development & Peace Commission (JDPC)). Programmes Manager July 2013 to date Duties encompass professionally managing the programmes executed by the organisation. The key activities of JDPC Onitsha that are funded by various international organisations like USAID, DfID, SwissHAND, DANIDA, etc. Specific duties include the following: •Dutifully promote the aim, objective, mission and value of the organisation; •Devotedly coordinate overall operations, monitoring and evaluation systems of the organisation in the above listed interventions; •Professionally coordinate the operations, monitoring, evaluation, communication and general systems of the Surveillance, Early Warning and Response programme; Professionally safeguard effective and timely dissemination of information on the epidemiological trends in the catchment areas comprising of Anambra, Imo, Delta, Edo, Kogi, Benue, Ebonyi and Benue States of Nigeria; Liaise with relevant stakeholders to produce and distribute via electronic and print media, periodic reports on the trends of public health events, and continuously manage communication process on health risks and events; Dutifully extend technical support in writing scientific reports and articles on epidemiological surveillance and response, including managing the blog, social media and other communication and social mobilization activities; •Continuously seek out opportunities to raise funds, communication management, and expand project base and sustainability of the organisation; •Skilfully manage the general administration of the organisation including policy implementation, operational management & planning, program development & delivery, human resources & capacity management, Community and stakeholder’s management, advocacy & public / media relations, financial management & sustainability systems, etc; •Loyally oversee to the programs oversight, governance and regulatory/statutory compliance, people & performance management; •Perform various other functions as they arise in the absence of the Director.

4Children / Catholic Relief Services (CRS) . Research Study Coordinator – OVC Graduates Tracer Study https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6279421631269994496 4Children, a USAID- funded intervention contracted to the Catholic Relief Services (CRS) – United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. • Collaborated with the Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning Technical Advisor (MEAL TA) to engage Implementing partners and jointly planned for the study Nigeria-wide. • Conducted all pre-data collection planning, including ensuring updated/accurate sampling frame, respondent ‘trace and verify activities’, pilot-testing of survey instrument, sharing the data collection time table and ensuring that all partners were aware of the activity and adequately prepare ahead of time, • Ensured that data collectors were recruited and adequately oriented to the purpose, tools and process of the study and that activities of data collectors were well planned and coordinated; • Coordinated study logistics with Implementing Partners, including to pre- training, data collection time table, travel plans, accommodation and other logistics; • Worked with the MEAL TA to design and complete training activities for data collectors; • Supervised the data collection teams in the field – dealt with any logistics issues and provided random and on-the spot quality checks and routine quality checks on data submitted by enumerators during the data collection process • Worked closely with the study management team to ensure successful completion of both phase 1 and beginning of the phase 2 data collection exercise • Produced a preliminary report of phase-1 and co-authored the report of the phase-2. For extra details, please access https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6279421631269994496 OR https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B4nqIcgK16fuZ19ES2o2enhjTzg

Programme Advisor on Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM) Shout it Now; Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM) for pilot Townships in Cape Town. The intervention was European Union-funded. * As directed by the Chief Operating Officer, professionally executed and diligently managed the monitoring and evaluation systems and processes of the organisation including the design of baseline / assessment studies, data analysis, undertaking of specific research to support programmes; * Worked with relevant stakeholders in policy formulation in Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM) especially in areas of institutional strengthening and capacity building in IWRM; * Advised on the coordination of planning and implementation of water resource management systems and projects in consonance with the European Development Fund (EDF) and European Commission (EC)-related practices on programme identification and formulation, * mix of implementation modalities; * Interacted with and assisted other programmes teams to design and implement effective community health-related programmes; seamlessly worked in collaboration with other stakeholders to ensure the appropriateness of regional monitoring and evaluation (M&E) activities as contained in the project’s terms of reference; prepared / presented study reports and led the team on the evaluation of programmes. * Effectively assisted and provided training (internally and externally) and support as needed to ensure program implementation.

Researcher - Evaluation of the Impact of the Mindset Health Intervention’s HIV/AIDS Programming Creative Consultancy & Development Works Cc in collaboration with Mindset Networks The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and others funded the intervention. Evaluation of the Impact of the Mindset Health Intervention’s HIV/AIDS Programming • Efficiently demonstrated by coordination, the field activities of the evaluation project in assigned regions / locations in South Africa. • Productively managed emergent challenges in the field, contributed reasonably and professionally to the team’s research; Prepared fieldwork notes and documentations in accordance with evaluation protocol; Participated in meetings and research in the field; Responded to all reasonable requests and queries as required and in relation to the task of conducting research in the field • Professionally reviewed all documents /records provided; Participated in trainings; Undertook fieldwork research in allocated provinces and at allocated sites (including conducting interviews, focus group discussions, observations, debriefing with team, etc) according to the agreed specifications and in line with the evaluation protocol, etc; • Was actively involved in the evaluation of health sector reform process and programmes; • Resourcefully handled the funds or ‘float’ used during filed trips; where applicable, paid for, disbursed and accounted for same.

Emergency Coordinator Cameroon / Nigeria May 2016 to July 2017 Commission du développement de la justice et de la paix (CDJP), République du Cameroun / Justice Development & Peace Commission (Nigeria) Productively coordinated the initial set up, management and coordination of relief activities as well as of the liaison with local partner organisations and other stakeholders. Fully managed and monitored the program in line with International and local donor’s policies, procedures and guidelines and in close cooperation with partners. Led the program ensuring the sound implementation and further development of the program according to identified needs. Accountable to writing high quality reports on program status and achievements and supported the development of new proposals and concepts to develop the emergency relief program. Details of responsibilities: Established relief activities and local infrastructure (project office, accommodation, employment of national staff); Continuously assessed and adapted the relief activities to relevant needs of the affected population in the subsectors of health, nutrition and WASH and according to international standards and humanitarian principles; Fully coordinated the program including personnel, fixed assets, financial assets and other resources in accordance with JDPCs procedures and regulations; Liaised with relevant donors and assess funding opportunities; Elaborated and handed in proposals for relevant donors; Established a proper and adequate monitoring system for the program activities; Represented JDPC and relevant stakeholder networks program/projects, built and maintained good relations with local communities, national authorities, international and national organisations, including the UN-coordination system, represented in the target area; Monitored the evolving humanitarian situation and consider immediate strategic and responses to the same; Fully supported local partner organisations in planning and design of project activities and the relevant reporting; Exhaustively assured continuous exchange of information with the key information holders on most recent trends and developments on project or sector related issues in order to further strengthen the portfolio.

November 2017 to date Nigeria Nationwide UNICEF Nigeria Co-recruited by  Hydroconseil (website: http://www.hydroconseil.com/en/; Physical address: SAS, 198, chemin d’Avignon 84470 Chateauneuf de Gadagne, France) and  Aquaya (website: https://www.aquaya.org/) for the  UNICEF Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH) Impact Evaluation Nigeria-wide. National Consultant / Co- Consultant • Generally represent the organisation (Hydroconseil & Aquaya) in interactions with stakeholders at the Federal, States, Local Government and other levels within Nigeria, including UNICEF; Summary of duties are as follows: • Participate in the kick-off meeting • Participate in WASH programmes stakeholders interviews and ease the appointments • Participate in work sessions with HYDROCONSEIL and AQUAYA’s experts when in Abuja • Possibly go to the field to identify the data we could collect during the data collection • Identify enumerators • Coordinate the headhunting of enumerators countrywide and internationally and ensure that they are adequately oriented to the purpose, tools and process of the study and that activities of data collectors are well planned and coordinated; • Prepare the logistics of the training and pilot session • Participate actively in the enumerators training and pilot session with HYDROCONSEIL and AQUAYA • Supervise the data collection and the enumerators work • Provide inputs for the inception report • Prepare the logistics of first steering committee • Participate in the steering committee • Report every three days to HYDROCONSEIL on data collection process • Liaise with AQUAYA on data quality issues • Carry out qualitative interviews and FGD • Carry out part of the qualitative analysis • Provide a field report to indicate the difficulties faced and own observations on the impacts of the programmes • Provide inputs for the impact evaluation report Participate in the second steering committee.