Martin Carr Email & Phone Number

Oxford, United Kingdom

My business plan is to work with smaller organisations who need an evaluation but who may not have• in-house evaluation expertise, • capacity to spare a member of a small team, • experience to meet the needs of external donors or• enough funding for a full evaluationI tailor my work to the needs and resources of the organisation and by grouping smaller reviews or mini evaluations I can make a considerable saving in my time and costs. I hope I can come alongside with sensitivity and a professional approach to make your lives better!past consultations include:Christian International Peace Service (CHIPS) 2013Closure Evaluation of Uganda operation and advising CHIPS Uganda Consultative Council about their future roleUs (USPG) Anglican Mission Agency 2005Monitoring progress in support to Diocese of Masasi Tanzania health programme of developing local clinics into Health Centres, and reporting on school Ophthalmology clinicAfricor, Jane Nyoike 2005Marketing advice Dongpacu/Marston Mill Project. 2005Advise on marketing and fundraising strategy, and methods of building a strong identity between the two communities. Project assessment, management and monitoring and evaluation techniques. Through Art keep Smiling (TAKS) A therapeutic arts centre in Northern Uganda 2004-5With the Director set up a Uganda charity, recruit Uganda Board, research Uganda Land Board, assess a building for suitability, arrange lease and survey in conjunction with Building Engineers. Report to TAKS UK with findings and a target figure for fundraising objectives. Advise on fundraising techniques in UK and also community linking opportunities and techniques.Cherwell Secondary School Oxford 2003 School linking advice OXFAM “On The Line” project 2001To mentor an awardee (a Malian musician) through the life of his project which was to produce a musical and dramatic event that illustrated the cultural heritage of his home country, and to publish his material in written form.

currently working in relationship with DfID for three year funded fuel efficient stoves project in Iringa Tanzania, training in manufacture, business skills and scale up

ActivitiesAdministrative: Planning, time management, accounts, marketingOperational:• energy audits for domestic/Churches/Community buildings• presenting findings• Writing domestic EPC’s• Surveying/designing solar pv installations• Project management on behalf of customers, quotations, liaising with contractors

Representing an Anglican Mission Agency in Southern England, using resources to maintain and build awareness and support

Gulu Uganda

Peace and Development Secretary • Strategy development and managing the problems of implementation in complex political environment. • Implementation of 5 year policy paper and the consequent development programme for the Diocese of Northern Uganda ,strategies of -building hope and confidence -building and working for peace - building faith and developing leadership. • Organisational development within the diocese, analysis of buildings useage and raised funds for IT requirements.• Budgeting and financial control of my department. There was no budget or control when I took office! • Developing income generation projects, livestock restocking (zero-grazing dairy farming, beekeeping to piggery projects) a large health & nutrition programme (food security, wat/san, nutrition education, community based health visiting) and other one off projects many of an agricultural nature, involved frequent travel to Kampala to liase with donors (Italian, Danish British Irish and Canadian) and fulfill their requirements. Included detailing project objectives, management cycle and monitoring and evaluation indicators. I recruited and mentored the manager of a multi-cultural extention team, conducted initial training and cross-cultural introductions for the team and acted in a pastoral support role for members of that team. • Managed theological college programme budget and sending agency budget and financial control of expatriate staff expenditure, salary payments and vehicle maintenance /mileage accounts.

Theory Of Change And Impact Assessment, Intensive Short Courses

Msc Centre For Development And Emergency Practice, Development, Informal Settlements, Participatory Action Planning

Centre for Development and Emergency Practice MSc course, specialising in informal housing and gender issues. Field study was based.

Diploma, Theology And Cross Cultural Communication, (Credit)

My study included ethics, theology, counselling, church history, pastoralia, study of the Animistic Worldview, and anthropological.