Grimond Moono

An ambitious, capable, meticulous, results-oriented, high-energy, and hands-on Monitoring and Evaluation and Research professional who is an expert at coordinating and leading technical project teams. Brings strong expertise in developing gender-sensitive, rights-based, sustainable, and locally relevant programs. Offering exceptional abilities in shaping strategies and plans that put into practice and support organizational long-term vision and direction.

• Team Lead/Study/Project Coordinator/Co-investigator/M&E Specialist/M&E Consultant for the Willingness to Pay of Clorin and Maximum Condoms, Disability and HIV/Aids, Zambia Led Prevention Initiative mid-line evaluation, Adolescent Girls Empowerment Program (AGEP), Formative assessment of HIV risk and size estimation among populations most at-risk of HIV, and integrated biological and behavioral surveillance & survey among sex workers in Zambia, Preventing Maternal Deaths from Unwanted Pregnancy (PMDUP), Sustainable Agriculture Intensification Research and Learning in Africa (SAIRLA) Zambia National Learning Alliance (NLA) and the World Trade Organizations' Trade Facilitation Agreement (WTOTFA) studies
• Coordinated projects' technical components in the multiple country projects
• Tracked progress against planned outcomes and impacts using pre-defined indicators
• Certified that projects were conducted in compliance with applicable regulatory procedures
• Provided technical oversight for the designing, development, planning, implementation and capacity-building of components of program (M&E) systems
• Planned and implemented project data collection, management, and analysis, and supported M&E-related capacity building activities
• Developed data quality assurance and monitoring protocols of diverse projects
• Principal investigator of the "Childhood Immunization: Knowledge, Attitudes, Practices of Mothers and Caregivers in Chibombo district, Zambia" research study
• Co-author of ""Even the fowl has feelings": Attitudes towards and among persons with disabilities accessing HIV information and services in Ghana, Uganda, and Zambia"
• Chief point of contact and reporting person for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)'s Zambia Partner Reporting System (ZPRS) Project
• Prepared and submitted M&E inputs as per frameworks to the consolidated trimester/annual project implementation progress reports of multiple projects
• Collaborated in the analysis the Willingness-to-Pay, Disability and HIV/Aids and Evaluation of the Efficacy of Sulphadoxine-pyrimethemine (SP) Intermittent Prevention Treatment (IPTp) in preventing Malaria in Pregnancy (MIP) studies

• Dr. Lawrence Mwananyanda, Special Assistant to the President; Project Implementation & Monitoring, State House, Lusaka, +260-971-254558, lawrencem@nkwazi.gov.zm.com
• Mr. Moses Mfune, Country Director/USAID Contractor, Southern Africa Trade & Investment Hub, +260-97-7776357, moses_mfune@satihub.com

M&E Frameworks for HIV/AIDS Programs