Rose has provided technical support to various organizations and Districts to strengthen/establish M&E systems through the development of costed M&E plans that articulate the overall framework through which progress and performance of programs/projects is tracked.

In support of health systems strengthening, Rose has facilitated strategic planning workshops at National and District levels to guide the development of five year evidence based Strategic Plans for the HIV/AIDS program. She has also designed and conducted numerous evaluation studies aimed at informing the design of programs/projects as well as establishing progress and performance against set objectives.

Rose holds a Master of Arts degree in Demography and a Bachelors Degree in Social Sciences.

Jennifer holds a Master’s of Science Degree in Population and Reproductive Health; and a Bachelor’s Degree in Industrial and Fine Arts, Makerere University Kampala. She has received additional training in Statistics and Knowledge Management.

Wanyenze has long and varied clinical and public health experience in tropical diseases research, with emphasis on tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS.^[4] She has worked at the Makerere University School of Public Health, since 2008. She has managed the postgraduate fellowship program at the School of Public Health, funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the Global Fund, among others. She has also carried out original research in the areas of maternal and child health.

He has previously worked with Omnitech Limited, Uganda Technology and Management University, Eight Technologies, Software Office as well as an intern at the Centre for innovation and professional Skills development at Makerere University.

His has worked on several websites including the Proclaim Africa; Constem Engineering and the Sickle Cell Network Uganda websites.

Samuel holds a Bachelors degree in Information systems from the Makerere University College of Computing and Information Science.

Email: lubwamasamuel3@gmail.com,slubwama@musph.ac.ug

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/slubwama

Twitter: https://twitter.com/slubwama

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lubwama.samuel

His other aptitude lies in applying multi-disciplinary epidemiological approaches, public health research design and, data analysis using Statistical Package for Social Scientists (SPSS) and Epidata. The pillars of his success have been his ability to communicate effectively, team work, flexibility towards different working conditions and ability to learn from past experiences. Godfrey holds a MBchB, MPH, and a Certificate in Orthopaedics and Trauma Surgery.

Prior to joining the Program, Alice was a Project Coordinator at Makerere School of Public Health, for the Covid Multi country project. Until 2020, she held the position of Public Health Specialist, HIV Treatment Team Lead, at CDC Uganda. Previously, she worked with Uganda Ministry of Health and Makerere University Medical School as a Senior Consultant Physician and Honorary Lecturer.

Alice is a member of the Association of Physicians of Uganda (APU), the Uganda Gastroenterology Society, Deputy Chair of the UVRI Research and Ethics Committee and was one of the founder members of the Uganda National Health Consumers Organization (UNHCO), where she served on the BOD for several years and is a member of the Uganda Virus Research Institute – Research and Ethics Committee (UVRI-REC).

Dr. Alice Namale holds a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery from Makerere University, a Masters in Internal Medicine (MUK) and Masters in Public Health from London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, UK.

Email: anamale@musph.ac.ug

Simon currently works as a Technical Advisor for the District Led HIV Programming (DLP) Project at the Makerere University Monitoring and Evaluation Technical Support Program (METS).