Odimbe is a distinguished senior Monitoring, Evaluation, and Research Consultant from Uganda with over 12 years of extensive experience in working with the United Nations, government, international NGOs, local NGOs, and the private sector. He is a PhD candidate of Public Health at the University of Central Nicaragua and holds a Master of Public Health, Master of Science in Health Services Management, Postgraduate Diploma in Monitoring and Evaluation and a Postgraduate Certificate in Project Planning and Management amongst several other academic credentials. A highly recognized professional in the African M&E sector, he has successfully led monitoring and evaluation (M&E) initiatives for projects ranging from $10 million to over $40 million, spanning across more than 16 countries, including challenging and volatile contexts such as South Sudan, Iraq, Somalia, Ethiopia, the DRC, and Nigeria. Odimbe’s expertise lies in providing strategic, technical, and operational leadership for M&E interventions supported by renowned bilateral and multilateral donors, including the European Union, USAID/BHA, BMZ, the United Nations, FCDO, SIDA, Global Affairs Canada, and others. His leadership has been instrumental in delivering impactful evaluations that drive decision-making and improve program outcomes. His vast portfolio covers diverse thematic areas, including education, health, gender and women’s empowerment, agriculture, security and information systems, peacebuilding, democracy and human rights, climate change, food security and livelihoods, civic engagement, socioeconomic empowerment, decent work, and child protection. Odimbe’s commitment to delivering quality, evidence-driven insights has solidified his reputation as a trusted leader in the African M&E sector.

Dr Brendah Akankunda, PhD is a seasoned Energy Economics and Sustainability Reporting Specialist with extensive experience in energy economics, governance, sustainability, electric mobility, energy efficiency, research, accounting, investment, and finance within the African energy transition. She holds a PhD in Energy Economics and Governance from Makerere University, a Master’s of Science in Accounting and Finance from Makerere University and a Bachelor of Commerce from Makerere University. Among other roles, Brendah is a Lecturer at Makerere University Business School. She has also worked as a Renewable Energy Consultant for organizations such as WWF and Ecological Christian Organization (ECO), Danish Church Aid (DCA), and the World Resources Institute (WRI), where she led projects focusing on renewable energy development and capacity building,

Dr. Dan Makosa, is a seasoned Agriculture and Livelihoods Specialist with extensive experience in sustainable agriculture, livelihoods development, resilience building, climate-smart practices, and food security across Uganda and beyond. He holds a PhD in Agricultural Economics from Tokyo University of Agriculture, a Master’s in Agricultural Economics, and a Bachelor’s in Agricultural Sciences from Makerere University. Dr. Makosa has served as a Lead Consultant and Technical Evaluator for organizations such as the World Food Programme (WFP), UNDP, FAO, and the World Bank, where he contributed to key projects in sustainable livelihoods, agricultural development, and climate adaptation. He has also authored several peer-reviewed publications focusing on agricultural value chains, rural development, and market integration in East Africa.