Passionate about investing in the future, I am currently serving as the Research, Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (RMEAL) Officer at Investing in Children and Their Societies (ICS SP) . In this pivotal role, I have been instrumental in designing logical frameworks and M&E plans, employing innovative digital monitoring tools, and conducting impactful research studies. My commitment to data quality has led to enhanced validity and reliability, while my coordination of data analysis has fueled informed decision-making. Adept at facilitating collaborative learning, I contribute to project success through mentorship, training, and the development of project learning agendas. With a keen eye for detail, I ensure the accuracy and completeness of reports, documenting valuable lessons learned and success stories for continuous improvement.

In my role as the Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, Learning, and Knowledge Management Officer at Save the Children International, Kenya Country Office, I championed a culture of excellence in project management. Coordinating the implementation of a robust knowledge management and learning strategy, I conducted a comprehensive needs assessment, laying the groundwork for impactful initiatives. I designed and implemented logical frameworks and MEAL plans, ensuring project success in urban informal settlements. A driving force behind program performance tracking, I maintained quality standards using established benchmarks. I orchestrated evaluations and assessments, producing high-quality reports for donors on a regular basis. Through program learning events and webinars, I facilitated the exchange of best practices, while project performance reviews and reflection meetings became platforms for continuous improvement. I spearheaded staff capacity building, strengthening accountability mechanisms, and established a knowledge repository with a learning database and evaluations tracker. My tenure culminated in the development of Standard Operating Procedures, institutionalizing best practices in knowledge management.

As the Humanitarian MEAL Officer, I played a pivotal role in developing and implementing robust MEAL systems for humanitarian programs. My commitment to excellence resulted in the production of comprehensive situation reports and updated output trackers, providing crucial insights for informed decision-making. I led the coordination of baseline and end line evaluations, overseeing every aspect from TOR development to data collection and analysis. Rigorous data quality assessments were a hallmark of my approach, ensuring the accuracy and validity of response data. I championed prompt issue resolution through diligent follow-up on actions from the action tracker and feedback databases. In addition, I orchestrated impactful learning events, fostering the sharing of best practices and lessons learned for continuous program improvement.

During my tenure as the Humanitarian MEAL Officer, I spearheaded the implementation and management of robust MEAL systems across diverse programs. My strategic approach involved developing and executing MEAL plans, crafting effective indicator tracking tools for comprehensive project evaluation. Coordinating baseline and end-line evaluations, I oversaw TOR development and data collection, ensuring the reliability and accuracy of project data through meticulous data quality assessments. My commitment to timely and insightful reporting contributed to informed decision-making and program success. I actively facilitated learning events, fostering the exchange of best practices and lessons learned among team members. Collaborating seamlessly with program teams, I integrated MEAL activities into project implementation, enhancing overall effectiveness. As a contributor to proposal development, I provided MEAL-related inputs to optimize project impact. My engagement in program reviews, reflection meetings, and accountability mechanisms further strengthened overall program performance.

As the Regional Programs Operation Assistant , I provided crucial support to manage humanitarian emergencies, monitored information sources, and ensured timely project delivery within budget constraints. I evaluated KPIs, fostering operational improvements, and coordinated meetings for operations management teams. Additionally, I supported training for project officers and communication teams, enhancing their response management capabilities.

As the Humanitarian MEAL Assistant, I made significant contributions to shaping the Horn of Africa 2017 Drought response strategy. Coordinating the development of timely Situation Reports, I played a key role in ensuring effective communication on the drought response. My responsibilities included designing MEAL plans, indicator tracking tools, and data collection tools for diverse regions. I meticulously monitored health, nutrition outreaches, child protection, and cash transfer activities against established quality benchmarks. Additionally, I played a pivotal role in supporting capacity building for program staff and partners in information management systems and MEAL concepts.

As a Research Officer at Busara Centre for Behavioral Economics, I excelled in training Research Assistants on data collection tools and the ODK platform. Coordinating focus group discussions and interviews at the community level, I ensured comprehensive data collection. My leadership extended to community training, mobilization, and sensitization campaigns, enhancing engagement. Proficient in SPSS, I conducted data validation and analysis, providing accurate insights. Systematic documentation of community feedback contributed to comprehensive reports for further research and program development.