As a seasoned professional with over 16 years of diverse experience in the fields of medical anthropology, health financing, demography, and policy analysis, I bring a comprehensive skill set that aligns with the strategic goals of Seed Global Health. My extensive background includes working in various sectors such as the private, public, and civil society, where I have spearheaded the conceptualization and implementation of significant international development programs focused on public health, economic development, and social inclusion.
My core expertise lies in managing and evaluating health system strengthening initiatives at both national and subnational levels. I have a proven track record of formulating effective policies and plans that enhance the quality of health service delivery in facility-based and community settings. Notably, I expanded a pilot results-based financing program into a national scheme in Uganda, significantly shaping the nation's health financing policies and frameworks.
In my capacity as an independent consultant, I have demonstrated strong leadership in fostering program coordination and collaborative project planning. My hands-on experience with data management systems and tools, including DHIS2 and mobile data collection platforms, positions me uniquely to lead MEL activities effectively. My successful collaborations with major international organizations like USAID, WHO, and the World Bank underline my capability to navigate complex projects and deliver impactful outcomes.
I am committed to leveraging my expertise in MEL to drive evidence-based decision-making and continuous improvement, aiming to strengthen health systems for sustainable, multi-generational impact.