Gemechu Abdissa

Led regional monitoring and evaluation using ODK and SurveyCTO to strengthen program accountability, prepared grant proposals and budgets, and established systems that improved timely resource distribution to beneficiaries.

Planned and coordinated education and training activities, monitored and reported on program implementation, and ensured sponsored children received required school materials and support.

Supervised teaching and learning activities during South Sudan emergency response, developed action plans, and documented achievements to ensure program quality and consistency.

Designed program components for Integrated Community Development, drafted grant proposals that secured funding, and conducted staff training and five-year program design documentation.

Prepared annual ADP plans, implemented educational projects, organized trainings, and maintained progress reporting and stakeholder communications for area development.

Planned and delivered classroom modules using modern curricula, provided student guidance, and ensured program delivery met institutional quality standards.

MBA studies at the International Institute of Management from October 2015 to September 2016.

Bachelor degree in Psychology completed at the University of Gondar.

Master degree in Development Management completed at Oromia State University.

Taught and developed classroom modules while affiliated with Mickleland College / Western University College between September 2007 and December 2008.