Bruce Mashingaidze

▪ Led and coordinated the consortium Monitoring and Evaluation Technical Working group activities for Care International, Plan International and DanChurchAid (DCA.) – including overall budgeting and costing for consortium MEAL activities. ▪ Designed research, assessments and surveys (Baseline study, Trends analysis, Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices - KAP surveys, Mapping exercises, Midline surveys, Satisfaction surveys, Rapid Gender Analysis, Endline Surveys) ▪ Facilitated the reporting of project impact data on the Care International MIS (Management Information System), the PIIRS (Project and Program Information and Impact Reporting System) ▪ Utilized the Collaborative Learning and Adapting approach to continually assess project progress and inform project management decision-making – facilitated and coordinated lessons leant workshops, consortium review workshops ▪ Developed data management guidelines to ensure that quality data was collected throughout the program implementation including conducting routine activity monitoring, Data Quality Assessments (DQAs) for Care, Plan & DCA ▪ Developed innovative indicator databases and information systems to track project indicators such as an online Indicator Performance Tracking Table (IPTT) which allowed for real-time milestone tracking and live previewing of project performance. • Established and implemented functional community-based feedback and complaints mechanisms that allow for two-way stakeholder and community engagement. ▪ Supported project documentation of most significant change stories and human-interest stories as well as modeling best practices to be used across the consortium. • Supported both the statistical and narrative report writing process for the production of monthly, quarterly, semi-annual and annual reports to donors and partners. • As part of the Care Zimbabwe Emergency Response team also generated alerts, dashboards, SitReps and assessments related to humanitarian crisis in Zimbabwe

• Stakeholder engagement and networking including key government departments • Developed study and research designs (qualitative & quantitative) & data collection tools for multiple projects, research and evaluations. • Data collection tools development and training of enumerators on the data collection process and use of the tools to ensure quality standards • Coordinated and Supervised field data collection across the country through budgeting and costing, engaging key stakeholders in the targeted communities, supervising enumerators field data collection activities; supervising data collection and data cleaning for accuracy and completeness. Supported the design of the research protocols as well as development of Expression of Interest for potential projects. • Synthesized and analyzed data for trends, patterns (Excel, Solstice, CS Pro, SPSS) • Reviewing Programme performance management and reporting systems through identifying strengths and weaknesses in existing data collection & management systems • Final Study or Evaluation report writing • Developed data management guidelines to ensure collection of reliable data and also ensure data protection and security especially when working with sensitive data • Provided expertise in evaluating projects in GBV, WASH, Governance, • Designed and reviewed M&E plans and other M&E data collection tools Research Projects Coordinated: ✓ Corruption Risk Assessment in the Management and Distribution of Social Initiatives and Humanitarian Aid in Zimbabwe. (Transparency International Zimbabwe) ✓ Study on GBV, Exploitation and Abuse in WaSH Emergencies. (Welt Hunger Hilfe-WHH) ✓ Corruption in the Zimbabwean Justice Sector: the causes, forms, opportunities and effects on corruption and the strengths, weaknesses, successes & failures of anti-corruption efforts. (International Commission of Jurists) ✓ Norwegian People’s Aid Country Programme (2020-2024) Baseline Study ✓ Legal Resources Foundation 2016-2020 (SIDA) End of Project Evaluation

Capacity building stakeholders within Child Protection and GBV prevention on key standards to emergency response and facilitating Training of Trainers • Development of facilitator’s guides and training material in Safeguarding, Child Protection, GBV as well as Psycho-Social Support (PSS) for survivors of abuse • This also included the capacity building of Social Workers on the provision of Psychosocial Support through key toolkits – Aunty Stella Toolkit, Journey of Life, Singing to the Lions and also providing psychological first aid in emergencies. • Provide support to creation of strategic partnerships and support to resource mobilization through networking and securing grants through proposal development. • Driving thematic advocacy agendas through regular campaigns and information dissemination across different communities and through different media. • Project data management and reporting, capacity building for Project Officers in line with Monitoring and Evaluation Reporting guidelines • Coordinated Humanitarian/Emergency safeguarding and PSEA and strengthened community reporting and responding platforms in; ✓ Floods in Chivi & Gokwe North – 2017; ✓ Cholera in Glenview & Budiriro 2018; ✓ Drought in Muzarabani, Budiriro & Epworth in 2018; ✓ Cyclone Idai in Chimanimani & Chipinge 2019

Established localized data collection and management systems in line with organizational standards • Data management - cleaning and verification for Drop-In Centre reporting. • Management and regular updating of beneficiary database • Set up community consultation, feedback and accountability systems. • Community engagement on quality of services received and beneficiary monitoring. • Managing project Work plans and ensuring that all activities are completed in time • Staff, Volunteer and Community Cadres Support and Training in data collection • Preparing and submitting the required project reports • Providing performance data, ensuring data integrity, verifying data • District Level Networking with key government departments and other CSOs

Participated in data collection/research methodology workshop. • Extensive understanding of the Health Sector in Zimbabwe and the human resources map of staff within the sector • Use of data collection software – Kobo Collect, ODK • Data Collection across country hospitals • Database verification and cleaning against collected data