Rwanda

The consultant has a solid background in the field of food and nutrition security for ensuing active and healthy life, has over 25 years of international experience involving communication with various stakeholders, policy-making and strategic planning, results-based management and performance monitoring, and implementation of plans and activities. He is a specialist in agriculture, food and nutri-tion and transformation of agri-food systems, with experience in International Cooperation.
• Over 20 years of experience in the agriculture, food and nutrition sector providing technical assistance to strengthen the capacity of Ministries and relevant authorities with regards to de-veloping Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Policies
• Experience as Team Leader of numerous projects addressing agriculture, food security, and rural development, including conducting evaluations in fragile contexts.
• Solid track record in programme and project management, well prepared to undertake devel-opment and monitoring and review of operational plans, and providing support to implementing them and addressing cross-cutting issues (gender equality, environmental sustainability, and good governance issues).
• Solid track record of conducting evaluations, analysing projects relevance, performance and contribution to development objectives, including relevant aspects of intervention logic and re-sults framework and workplans.
• Angus has worked on food systems and business development across various relevant sub-sectors.
• Good capacity to analyse key actors and business environment. He is well experienced in broad based socio-economic development and poverty reduction processes.
• Solid career in support to programming, risk analyses and the identification of mitigating measures, organizational capacity development, management, and consultation and continu-ous learning processes.
• Practical expertise in capacity building and institutional development, including the provision of training and conducting of workshops.
• Frequent Team leader of multidisciplinary teams

In 2016 and 2017 he he worked in South Sudan in the role of Monitoring and Evaluation_Team Leader
Technical support and advisory services to increase the effectiveness of EU financed Rural Development interventions (FSTP, SORUDEV and ZEAT-BEAD) to support the South Sudan Development Plan 2011-2016 to reduce the vulnerability of rural communities and enhance their agricultural productivity and food security. Key areas of support: 1) Monitoring and coordination of actions; 2) Organising extension services; 3) Supporting calls for proposals and new projects; 4) Evaluating programme performance. Beneficiaries are the implementing partners and key stakeholders of the EU's rural development programmes in South Sudan.

Policy advocacy specialist living in Brussels. Regional work in the Middle East and Africa, notably with civil society and in the areas of human rights and HIV. Notable contributions: Policy Forum on Development http://capacity4dev.ec.europa.eu/article/eyd2015-and-policy-forum-devel…

After studying Agronomy and Forestry, I worked in Mayotte Island for the protection of the local natural resources. I moved to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification office, trying to mobilise the scientific community in support of the policy arena. Then I worked in a NGO, in a remote area on small size/big impact development projects, before joining EuropeAid. There I worked on Energy and Nutrition issues before joining the Quality and Results team.

In 2015, I joined the EU delegation to Rwanda as Head of Section Rural Development, where I managed a € 250 million portfolio, notably with Budget Support. I also acted as co-chair of the agriculture working group, and worked acitvely with farmers organisations for their involvement in the policy dialogue.

in 2020 I joined the DG INTPA Headquarters in Brussels as team leader Water, covering global policies and programmes, quality support, and technical support to EU Delegations. I am also member of the Investment Committee of Climate Investor 2, a USD 1,1 billion fund to invest with the private sector on sustainable water management in developing countries.

I am a hardworking, young, ambitious and versatile healthcare professional with experience in global health, health policy design and strategy, quality healthcare services, management consulting, health implementation strategy, advocacy campaigns and hospital equipment sales.

I am also a good team leader with qualities for obtaining loyalty and commitment from members in order to achieve set targets. I possess strong numerical and communication skills, which allow results and goals to be attained in the shortest period of time. I am a self reliant achiever that welcomes challenges and explores new opportunities.

 

I have more than 15 years combined international and national experience on public health development programs, health policy formulation, public health strategy, strengthening quality healthcare within the Primary Healthcare, resource person, planning, and proposal development and grant sourcing.

I would love to bring my expertise, technical lead and enthusiasm to your growing development team, as my wonderful experience as an international public health expert and quality healthcare facilitator and evaluator at PHC level justifies my expertise for this wonderful opportunity to fit into any executive role in any programme or international organization.

I am one of the invited Consultants on the non – state actor consultation on the Global Action Plan (GAP) for Healthy Lives and well – being for all, in UNICEF House New York, organized by WHO and UNAIDS. The consultation is focused on: Accelerator 3 on community and civil society engagement; Accelerator 4 on the determinants of health; Accelerator 2 on primary health care.

I have attended various universal lectures and have also appeared as a resource person on several international and National television talk show/programmes on policy design on Health sector reform and on public health development programmes, especially on infectious diseases ravaging our population, such as COVID 19 vaccination, the new Malaria vaccine, youth policies and programs on HIV/AIDS prevention campaign (links on YouTube/Eloke Onyebuchi). I have also conducted several seminars and workshop colloquium on healthcare management programmes as a resource person, where I provided the technical lead on policies and program design across the board.

Also, as an author of many International journals and National newspaper published work, I have undertaken some type of advocacy campaigns over the past years, ranging from advocacy campaign to the United Nations Secretary General in 2013 to targeted interventions aimed at improving the quality health of the population to radical restructuring of the entire syringe needle disposable approach within the primary, secondary and tertiary healthcare level.

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This collective international experience has demonstrated that reform is technically difficult and complex to implement, hence the need for active partnership between actors for even management of emerging constraints. An effective partnership between actors on advocacy in health reform leads to a well-planned and carefully thought - out advocacy strategy that maximizes efforts to shape the policy debate surrounding health reform; build support and minimize oppositions to health reform initiatives; and motivate actions.

Considering many years of my technical and practical lead in program health design, Polio immunization Local Government facilitator in a USAID/NPHCDA funded project, Research technical officer in a world bank assisted project on HIV/AIDS and a healthcare management consultant, i have decided to live my dream of reducing the complex health issues at the general populations through championing of cost effective life saving health policies and strategies at the international, national and local level.

Final Thoughts:
Onyebuchi Eloke (Often cited as Eloke Onyebuchi), emerges as a dedicated Quality healthcare and public health advocate and Global health strategist, who has utilized both scholarly writing and public engagement, including traditional and social media to foster health equity among the population, especially young people/adolescents and tackle endemic threats like polio, malaria, COVID19, and HIV/AIDS. His focus on e-health and peer networks aligns well with modern, tech-driven health strategies.

Thank you.

I am a Programme Officer to the EU Delegation in Benin in charge of Energy and Environment. I also have a strong interest for Rural Development and Infrastructures in general. I have been working for the European Commission since September 2005.

NaturAfrica est une initiative visant à soutenir la conservation de la biodiversité en Afrique en adoptant une approche centrée sur les personnes. Elle identifie des paysages prioritaires pour la conservation et le développement où l'UE concentrera son soutien pour la création d’emplois, l'amélioration de la sécurité et des moyens de subsistances durables, tout en préservant les écosystèmes essentiels à tous.

Hur Hassnain (MDS, MBA) is an evaluation specialist, author, Treasurer and founding Board Member at the International Evaluation Academy. Currently he is working as the Senior Evaluation Expert at Meldea, the European Commission DG INTPA, DG NEAR, and FPI’s external service on Monitoring, Evaluation, Learning, and Design supporting the headquarter units, and over a hundred EU Delegations around the world.

Hur has authored several internationally peer reviewed publications, including a book as lead author: Evaluation in Contexts of Fragility, Conflict and Violence published in 2021. It presents an interesting argument that “evaluation” – like development aid itself – can unintentionally exacerbate tensions in ways that can negatively affect people and institutions if care is not taken in designing and approaching it with caution and sensitivity.

Hur has over 20 years of experience of working in a variety of thematic areas including but not limited to gender equality, rural development, climate change, renewable energy, agriculture, women’s economic empowerment, education, and protection. He has lived and worked in Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Europe. Hur has designed, commissioned, and conducted research and evaluations for projects funded by UN agencies, the European Commission, private donors and the governments of the United Kingdom, Germany, Canada, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Norway.

Hur is a staunch advocate of the Latin proverb "rerum cognoscere causas", signifying the pursuit of understanding the causes of things – a guiding principle that underpins his work and philosophy.

Programme Manager. Resilience and Climate Change.
Delegation of the European Union to Zimbabwe