Relevant Project Experience
Client / Project
Dates, Location & Value
Description
Client Contact
Relevance to ITN Mass Campaign
1. UNICEF – Recruitment, Retention and Empowerment of Community Health Workers in Liberia
(2026) – River Cess, Grand Gedeh, Gbarpolu and Grand Bassa
$87,000 USD
Community profiling, multi-county desk review, LISGIS census fact-checking, and consolidated reporting, stakeholder engagement, recruitment-related fieldwork, CHW engagement, multi-county coordination and qualitative field operations.
Name: Musu Deshield
Title: Social and Behavioral Specialist
Email: mmdeshield@unicef.org
Contact: +231886519747
This experience directly supports CoSARL’s proposed community-connected workforce model.
2. GAVI/SABIN – Malaria Vaccine Learning Agenda (MVLA)
(2025) – Grand Gedeh, Maryland, Rivercess and Grand Kru
Baseline and Endline mixed-method research, FGDs/IDIs, Human-Centered Design, community and health-worker training and engagement, co-creation and RE-AIM-oriented implementation learning.
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Provides direct malaria-program and community-engagement context including household-level fieldwork, community entry, respondent engagement, interviewer training, mixed-method data quality, field supervision and frontline health-worker coordination.
3. Power of Nutrition/IMAM Program Irish Aid – National Multi-method Monitoring & Evaluation of Malnutrition Interventions
(2024) – Grand Bassa and Montserrado
$250,000 USD
S3M coverage mapping, SQUEAC investigation, and qualitative inquiry.
Name: Ernest Guevarra
Title: Project Consultant
Email: ernest.guevarra@ndm.ox.ac.uk
Contact: +447972578237
This demonstrates the ability to work from broad coverage information to targeted investigation of gaps and barriers—transferable to micro-planning, coverage monitoring and corrective action.
4. PMI – Liberia Therapeutic Efficacy Study
(2022) – Country level
Malaria research and field implementation experience, including team-level investigation and coordination.
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Demonstrates familiarity with malaria programming, field protocols and research-quality controls.
5. USAID/PMI through Jhpiego – Assessment of Barriers to IPTp Uptake
(2021–2022)
Mixed-methods community and facility-based data collection involving pregnant women, CHWs and providers.
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Demonstrates frontline health-worker engagement, structured data collection and malaria-prevention programming knowledge.
Summary of Relevant Assignments (last 5 years)
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Assignment / Client
Dates & Location
Relevance to HELINA
Sector Match
1
National Multi-Method Evaluation of Malnutrition Interventions (S3M coverage mapping, SQUEAC investigation, and qualitative inquiry)
Completion date to be verified from contract/client documentation before submission, multi-county, Liberia
A direct precedent for HELINA: combines quantitative coverage/outcome mapping with qualitative behavioral and systemic-barrier investigation, the same layered logic proposed for the HELINA endline.
Nutrition
2
Monitoring & Evaluation of the IMAM Program Irish Aid / Power of Nutrition (Dr. Harmon-Gray, Co-PI)
Completion date to be verified from contract/client documentation before submission, Liberia
Design and oversight of a mixed-methods nutrition-program evaluation with qualitative coverage assessment, directly comparable to outcome-evaluation experience in the nutrition sector.
Nutrition / M&E
3
Desk Review & Community Profiling Report – UNICEF-Mastercard Foundation CHW Recruitment, Retention & Empowerment Project (CoSARL)
Completion date to be verified from contract/client documentation before submission. Grand Bassa, Grand Gedeh, Gbarpolu, River Cess, Montserrado, Liberia
Multi-county desk review, LISGIS census fact-checking, and consolidated reporting, directly comparable to HELINA's document-review and reporting requirements.
Health / CHW
4
ARN “It's Up To Us” Youth SRHR Advocacy — Activity Report incl. pre/post-test outcome analysis
Completion date to be verified from contract/client documentation before submission — Liberia
Quantitative pre/post outcome analysis for a youth-focused programme — directly analogous to HELINA's AGYW outcome measurement against baseline.
SRHR / AGYW