Evangéline Kayitesi — hera - right to health and development

Mrs. Evangéline Kayitesi, Sociologist (2003), Master in Public Health (2009)

Her main task is giving support to the Director; she takes care of the practical organisation of the missions, the administrative follow-up of the consultancies, the standard quality check and editing of reports, the preparation of tender dossiers, etc.
Previously, she has worked as a project manager and an analyst in a health Consultancy Company in Belgium for one year and for 2 years in Rwanda as a technical assistant for a health program at the German International Cooperation.
From 2003 to 2005, she worked as an office manager at the Luxemburg Cooperation in Rwanda.
Evangéline is engaged in activities to improve women's health and has contributed to organising the 11th International Women's Health Meeting which was held in Brussels in November 2011.

The 2nd Milestone Scorecard presents an important roadmap for future action. The insights provided in this data collection round show what’s working and provides crucial insights for shaping policies and health strategies, guiding us towards a future where sexual and reproductive health rights and services are accessible and upheld for all

Learning from Crisis: hera's Evaluation of UNICEF's L2 Response to the Uganda Ebola Crisis

Explore hera's comprehensive, learning-focused evaluation of UNICEF's response to the 2022-2023 Ebola crisis in Uganda. Learn how the evaluation aims to inform future public health strategies

Evaluating UNICEF’s L2 Emergency Response to the Drought Crisis in Southern Madagascar

UNICEF's Level 2 (L2) emergency response was carried out in collaboration with the National Bureau of Risk and Disaster Management and focused on 10 districts in three priority regions in the South of Madagascar. A hera team was selected to evaluate the L2 response with a dual objective of learning and accountability.

Evaluation of the roadmap "demographic dynamics in Africa 2017-2021" (AFD)

The Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) scorecard of the Southern African Development Community (SADC)

The SRHR SADC Scorecard is a high-level peer review accountability tool to track progress of the Region in achieving the SADC Regional Strategy for SRHR 2019-2030 and the SRHR targets of the Sustainable Development Goals. It consists of 20 key indicators to track progress in meeting the 10 outcomes of the strategy. Member States are to report every two years on progress made against the SADC Scorecard.

Evaluating the Suitability of Results-Based Financing for UNFPA Family Planning Supplies

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Final evaluation of the project Consolidating Cardiovascular Services at the national cardiac centre in Mongolia

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hera supports EU-funded program to reduce Maternal and Child Mortality in Guinea Bissau

Mrs. Evangéline Kayitesi, Sociologist (2003), Master in Public Health (2009)

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