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Lola is a development specialist with almost 2 decades of experience in Monitoring and Evaluation of Health, Nutrition, Education, Social Protection and Agriculture programs in development & humanitarian contexts in West, East and Southern Africa,  working and consulting for INGOs, public and private sector donor agencies. Lola holds a Master of Public Health degree from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and a PhD in Public Health from the Central University of Nicaragua.

Ifeoluwa is a public health, monitoring and evaluation analyst, with about a decade of experience working in public health programs. His experience spans strategy development, routine program monitoring, quantitative and qualitative analysis, implementation research, and digital health applications. He has served in several roles within government health systems, and non-governmental organizations (with international donor-funded projects), working mostly in Nigeria, with short-term assignments in Sierra Leone and Botswana. He also served as the program coordinator and data analyst for the Unitaid end-of-project evaluation for the New Nets Project (NNP). His educational qualifications include a Master of Public Health from Babcock University in Nigeria, and certifications in  Policy Development and Advocacy for Global Health, Project Management in Global Health, and Global Health Research from the University of Washington - Seattle, Washington.

Tracy is a research, monitoring and evaluation professional with a decade of experience working in gender, health, and social protection programs. Her experience transcends project and program coordination, monitoring and evaluation, implementation, supervision, as well as research and branches into strategy development, routine program monitoring, quantitative and qualitative analysis. She has coordinated several evaluations within various non-governmental organizations and supervised different international donor funded projects. She has experience conducting field research, designing and maintaining project databases, as well as writing reports, policy papers, assessments, and making strategic recommendations. She serves as an MEL Programs Coordinator, East Africa focal point and has coordinated several projects for BroadImpact. Her educational qualifications include a Masters in International relations from United States International University-Africa, Kenya, and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Sociology from Kenyatta University, Kenya.