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PASCAL TEZANGI MIMAZAKALA

PASCAL TEZANGI MIMAZAKALA

Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability & Learning Specialist
Kinshasa

Profil professionnel

MEAL and monitoring & evaluation (M&E) professional with over 10 years of experience designing and implementing monitoring, evaluation, accountability and learning systems for complex public-health, emergency and development programs across low-resource and conflict-affected settings in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Proven expertise in building data quality assurance frameworks, leading surveys from design to analysis, and translating quantitative findings into actionable insights for clinical, program, leadership and donor audiences. Skilled in digital data collection (KoboToolbox, ODK), analytical tools (R, STATA, SPSS, Power BI), GIS mapping (QGIS) and health-information systems. Committed to child protection, data ethics, community accountability and, above all, the use of reliable data to improve the quality and equity of health care. A distinctive expertise in management of remote training platforms according to the ECHO model, developed through projects carried out in French-speaking Africa.

Vue d'ensemble

4
4
Languages
2
2
years of post-secondary education
11
11
years of professional experience

Expérience

MEAL Coordinator

ECPCI
Kinshasa
2022.01 - 2026.08
  • Developed logical frameworks, Theories of Change and results matrices for donor proposals in infection prevention and control (IPC).
  • Authored concept notes and proposals that secured funding from RESOLVE TO SAVE LIVES for the COVID-19 response, long-COVID, and follow-on projects.
  • Built and maintained M&E indicators and performance dashboards (Power BI) tracking program milestones, deliverables and success criteria in collaboration with the Program Manager.
  • Coordinated project activity tracking, quality standards and operational procedures across multi-disciplinary teams.
  • Leading MEAL initiatives: Design, document, and update programmed indicators and data collection systems for health programs, strengthening 50 health centers.
  • Analysis and decision-focused reporting: Ensure data quality assurance, conduct statistical analyses, and produce Power BI dashboards for senior management, partners, and donors.
  • Leading evaluations: Direct impact studies and research; hold cross-functional debriefings and disseminate findings to national and international partners.
  • Accountability: Establish a safe and effective complaints-handling mechanism and lesson-learning/knowledge-capturing tools.
  • Capacity building: Train health workers and partners in digital data collection (Kobo Toolbox/ODK).
  • Produced narrative and financial progress reports and organized periodic review meetings feeding continuous improvement.
  • Ensured compliance with legal, regulatory and donor framework; integrated accountability and cross-cutting gender/safeguarding considerations into program design.
  • Joint ECPCI–ECHO–UNM–ICAN Project

Data-Collection Consultant

IITA
Sud-Kivu
2024.09 - 2024.12
  • Conducted quantitative data collection among farmers and value-chain actors across the LIVING LABS of Biega, Kabare and Uvira.
  • Managed electronic survey programming and field data-quality checks; contributed to cleaned datasets and analysis for program decision-making.
  • In consortium with Université Catholique de Bukavu

Data-Collection Consultant

IES
Sud-Kivu
2022.05 - 2022.06
  • Led mixed-method (quantitative & qualitative) field surveys on agronomic practices, sustainability standards and living conditions of smallholder coffee producers across five territories: Kabare, Kalehe, Idjwii, Walungu and Uvira.
  • Ensured consistent survey implementation, data processing, documentation and results analysis across dispersed field teams.
  • Innovation & Social Enterprise / ENVERITAS partnership

Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability & Learning Assistant

Food for the Hungry
2021.01 - 2021.12
  • Provided daily monitoring and performance-data reporting across 33 health catchment areas, ensuring completeness, quality and timeliness of collected data.
  • Identified and escalated technical anomalies; contributed to field troubleshooting and upgrades to data-collection systems.
  • Supervised community health workers (RECOs) in data collection and analysis for Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLA) activities, producing associated reports.
  • Documented good practices and success stories to strengthen organizational learning and inform adaptive programming.
  • DEAP2 Program

Monitoring & Evaluation Assistant

Food for the Hungry
2019.01 - 2020.12
  • Designed beneficiary identification tools and supported household targeting against defined vulnerability criteria.
  • Led participatory verification of beneficiary lists with community leaders and focal points, helping to prevent fraud and improve data reliability.
  • Registered eligible households in the Last Mile Mobile Solutions (LMMS) system and contributed to the project database.
  • Designed and deployed electronic data-collection forms (ODK/KoboToolbox) integrated with Google Drive, and quantitative/qualitative collection tools for distributions.
  • Established beneficiary complaint & feedback mechanisms, ensuring access for all beneficiaries, community leaders and community members.
  • Coached and trained more than 40 program staff and partner agents in designing MEAL tools and data collection (Excel, KoboToolbox, Power BI).
  • Conducted post-distribution monitoring and beneficiary satisfaction surveys, analyzed results and produced reports to improve future activities.
  • Produced weekly and monthly seasonal reports used for program decisions and donor accountability.
  • Emergency Program, Tanganyika Province

Consultant

AEGDK–AIRD–UNHCR
Lusenda Refugee Camp
2015.10 - 2016.12
  • Conducted a participatory assessment of deforestation causes and drivers in the Lusenda camp and its zone of influence.
  • Analyzed household energy resources and consumption patterns among refugee households; formulated technical recommendations on context-adapted renewable energy solutions.
  • Developed a community sensitization plan and M&E approach, measuring results and delivering a final impact-evaluation report with recommendations.
  • Joint project

Formation

Master’s degree (BAC+5) - Agricultural Science & Community Development

Université Catholique de Bukavu
DRC
2008.01 - 2009.01

Training of trainers on clinical project using ECHO project assessment - Active participation in ECHO sessions and assessments on long COVID (post-COVID-19) in Francophone A

University of New Mexico/National Institute of Public Health
2023.04 - 2023.08

Training: Integrated Pest & Pesticide Management - undefined

World Bank / Fonds Social de la RDC
DRC

Training of Trainers on Cassava Cultivation - undefined

IITA-Kalambo
DRC

Baccalaureate - Mathematics–Physics

École d'Application / ISP-Bukavu
DRC
2002.01 - 2003.01

Compétences

  • MEAL Systems & Leadership
  • Monitoring & Evaluation frameworks
  • Logical Frameworks
  • Theory of Change
  • M&E plans
  • Indicator development
  • Data quality assurance (DQA)
  • Data auditing
  • Performance monitoring
  • Post-distribution monitoring
  • Beneficiary satisfaction and feedback surveys
  • Accountability mechanisms
  • Complaint & feedback channels
  • Community participation
  • Capacity building
  • Training of non-technical audiences
  • Results-based management
  • Electronic data capture
  • KoboToolbox
  • ODK
  • Google Forms
  • Statistical analysis
  • R
  • SPSS
  • STATA
  • SAVIX
  • Excel (advanced)
  • Visualization & reporting
  • Power BI
  • Automated dashboards
  • Annotated spreadsheets
  • Mapping
  • QGIS
  • Project planning
  • MS Project
  • Health Information Systems
  • DHIS2
  • SNIS
  • Public health program M&E
  • Sexual & reproductive health
  • Family planning
  • Health-emergency response
  • Clinical data indicators
  • Prevalence/incidence trending
  • Performance reporting
  • Knowledge of DRC public health system structure
  • Levels of care
  • Mixed provider landscape
  • Child protection
  • Research ethics
  • Informed consent
  • Responsible data use
  • Data protection
  • Gender-sensitive design
  • Environmental mainstreaming
  • Cultural competence in low/middle-income and displacement settings
  • Tableurs avancés
  • Programmation VBA
  • Cohésion d'équipe
  • Visualisation des données
  • Rigueur administrative

Langues

English
Courant
French
Courant
Swahili
Bilingue
Lingala
Bilingue

Personnalisé

  • Integrated Pest & Pesticide Management, World Bank / Fonds Social de la RDC, 2016-04-01
  • Training of Trainers on Cassava Cultivation, IITA-Kalambo, 2013-09-01
  • Training of trainers on clinical project using ECHO project assessment

PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES

Tel: +225 0707 460 940; Email: akonanalphonse@gmail.com; Relationship: My supervisor on the project.

Chronologie

Data-Collection Consultant

IITA
2024.09 - 2024.12

Training of trainers on clinical project using ECHO project assessment - Active participation in ECHO sessions and assessments on long COVID (post-COVID-19) in Francophone A

University of New Mexico/National Institute of Public Health
2023.04 - 2023.08

Data-Collection Consultant

IES
2022.05 - 2022.06

MEAL Coordinator

ECPCI
2022.01 - 2026.08

Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability & Learning Assistant

Food for the Hungry
2021.01 - 2021.12

Monitoring & Evaluation Assistant

Food for the Hungry
2019.01 - 2020.12

Consultant

AEGDK–AIRD–UNHCR
2015.10 - 2016.12

Master’s degree (BAC+5) - Agricultural Science & Community Development

Université Catholique de Bukavu
2008.01 - 2009.01

Baccalaureate - Mathematics–Physics

École d'Application / ISP-Bukavu
2002.01 - 2003.01

Training of Trainers on Cassava Cultivation - undefined

IITA-Kalambo

Training: Integrated Pest & Pesticide Management - undefined

World Bank / Fonds Social de la RDC
PASCAL TEZANGI MIMAZAKALAMonitoring, Evaluation, Accountability & Learning Specialist