Data Collection Project Management
Resume:
NICKSON AUDAX RWEYEMAMU
P.O. Box ****, Mwanza +255*********/621012908 ***************@*****.***
With over six years of substantial leadership experience in regional and international organizations, including Trust Health Clinic in Tanzania, Mwanza Youth and Children Network (MYCN), Children Council under the United Republic of Tanzania, Tamasha in Arusha, Children Radio Foundation (CRF) in South Africa, and Global Programs at University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), I have extensive expertise in the fields of children's rights, SRHR (sexual and reproductive health and rights), water and sanitation, Safety Officer and youth and women's empowerment. Project management, research, behavioral change communication, event organizing, and organizational leadership are my strong suits. I am a passionate, outspoken, determined, kind, and youth-driven person who is dedicated to using the power of youth to advance the status of women and children. AREAS OF EXPERTISE
Project Coordination Policy analysis and development Data collection
Project management SBCC and community engagement Proposal writing
Leadership and
Teamwork
Diplomacy and negotiation
Safety Officer
Report writing
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
University of California, San Francisco- Global programs Nov 2022- Aug 2023 Research consultant (contract) Dar es salaam
Represent the Ministry of Health and Global Programs in the field in a professional and ethical manner.
Carry out data collection for the PMTCT cascade assessment at selected health facilities as per the assessment protocol, training and shared SOPs.
Data abstraction from both paper and electronic tools like CTC2, CTC2 database, HEID and MC cohort using ODK.
Working with health facilities staffs to identify eligible assessment participants for cross section survey.
Collecting both qualitative and quantitative data.
Complete all required administrative processes while in the field.
Transcribing all the key informant interview data and prepare analysis matrix and themes for qualitative interviews.
National Institute of Medical Research (NIMR)- Mwanza May 2019 – May 2022 Research associate Dar es salaam
Develop/ assist in data collection and development of data collection tools.
Review and edit data to ensure completeness and accuracy of information. Follow up with subjects to resolve problems or clarify data collected.
Maintaining quality controls standards to preserve the integrity of data and findings by adhering to standard operating procedures as described in the interview manual and observing research ethics, regulations and bureaucracy at the respective study site.
Prepare proposals and applications to external bodies for funding and contractual purposes.
Set up, calibrate and maintain research equipment as specified.
To analyze and interpret research data and draw conclusions on the outcomes.
To identify areas for research, and extend the research portfolio.
Collaborate with research teams, industry stakeholders and government agencies to write reports, papers and reviews and present findings in journals and conferences
Contribute to collaborative decision making with colleagues in areas of research.
To work closely with the study coordinator to undertake routine data cleaning. Uganda High Commission Dar es Salaam- Investment
research
Nov 2020 - Nov 2021
Economic Intelligence Senior consultant
Conduct comprehensive research on the Tanzanian coffee market, including supply and demand dynamics, pricing trends, production volumes, trade flows, and key market players. Stay updated on global coffee market trends and their potential impact on Uganda's coffee exports.
Collect, organize, and analyze data related to coffee production, exports, imports, and consumption in Tanzania. Utilize statistical tools and economic models to interpret data, identify patterns, and forecast market developments.
Monitor and assess factors influencing the coffee market, such as weather conditions, disease outbreaks, regulatory changes, and consumer preferences. Identify emerging opportunities, risks, and challenges for Uganda's coffee industry in the Tanzanian market.
Prepare regular reports and presentations summarizing research findings, market trends, and actionable recommendations. Deliver insightful presentations to key stakeholders, including government agencies, industry associations, and coffee businesses.
Collaborate with relevant stakeholders in the coffee industry, including government officials, coffee producers, exporters, and international buyers. Establish and maintain relationships to gather market information, understand industry needs, and advocate for the interests of Uganda's coffee sector.
Assess policy initiatives and trade regulations affecting Uganda's coffee exports to Tanzania. Provide recommendations on policy reforms, market access strategies, and trade facilitation measures to enhance the competitiveness of Ugandan coffee in the Tanzanian market.
Develop market forecasts and scenarios to support strategic planning and decision-making processes. Provide insights on market opportunities, potential challenges, and the competitive landscape.
TRUST CLINICS- Understanding Adolescence: Navigating Puberty and Menstruation project
Behavioral change communication officer
Feb 2016 - April 2016
Mwanza
Facilitate interactive sessions and workshops on puberty, menstruation, reproductive health, and related topics for groups of adolescents.
Utilize age-appropriate and culturally sensitive materials to ensure effective communication and understanding.
Provide accurate information on physical, emotional, and social changes during puberty.
Address common concerns and misconceptions related to puberty and menstruation.
Promote healthy habits and practices for menstrual hygiene management.
Create a safe and inclusive environment where adolescents can openly discuss their questions, concerns, and experiences.
Act as a trusted peer mentor, offering empathy, understanding, and emotional support to individuals going through puberty.
Provide guidance on coping with hormonal changes and mood swings during puberty.
Offer practical advice and strategies for managing menstrual cycles and addressing menstrual discomfort.
Collaborate with project coordinators and educators to plan and implement awareness campaigns and community outreach initiatives related to puberty and menstruation.
Engage with parents, teachers, and community members to promote awareness and understanding of adolescent development.
Advocate for the provision of comprehensive puberty and menstrual health education in schools and community settings.
Help reduce stigma and misconceptions surrounding menstruation through awareness- raising activities and discussions.
Maintain accurate records of session attendance, participant feedback, and topics covered.
Assist in the evaluation of the project's impact and effectiveness through surveys, assessments, and qualitative feedback.
Provide regular reports to project coordinators, highlighting key insights, challenges, and success stories.
EDUCATION AND TRAININGS
Masters of Arts in International cooperation and
development
Open university of Tanzania
Nov 2022- present
Bachelor of Arts in international relations
Open university of Tanzania
Nov 2021
Advanced Certificate of Secondary Education
Humura Secondary School
May 2015
OTHER TRAININGS
Occupational Safety and Health Authority
OSHA course
December 2023
Human subjects Protection Training
CITI programs
April 2023
Good clinical practices course
CITI programs
April 2023
Rights and responsibilities of children
UNICEF- Tanzania
2018
SRHR, Gender issues and population advocacy
TRUST CLINIC Tanzania
March 2016
Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Prevention and Education Program TRUST CLINIC Tanzania
2017
Understanding Adolescence: Navigating Puberty and
Menstruation
MYCN MWANZA-Tanzania, 2019
WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION (WHO) TRAININGS
Malaria Elimination
Good Reliance Practices
TB/HIV/Malaria Inequality Monitoring
Understanding and Using WHO guidelines on Tuberculosis Infection Prevention and Control in Maternal & Neonatal Care (Modules 1-6) Leadership and Programs Management in Infection, Prevention & Control (IPC) Introduction to clinical management of rape and IPV in humanitarian settings. REFEREES
Mr. Alawi Juma,
(Current supervisor)
Data visualization officer,
Global programs,
University of California, San
Francisco.
****.*****@****************.***
Dr. Laurian Katengesha,
(Current supervisor)
HIV program advisor,
Global programs,
University of California, San
Francisco
Laurian.Katengesha@ucglobalprog
rams.org
Brightius Titus
Executive Chairperson
Mwanza Youths and
Children Network
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