Data Products Development Data is only useful if it’s accessible and easy to understand. We develop customized digital tools that help organizations organize, visualize, and analyze their data effectively. Our solutions include: Interactive Dashboards – User-friendly visual tools that provide real-time insights, helping decision-makers track progress and spot trends quickly. Database Development – Secure and efficient databases designed to store and manage large amounts of information with ease. Management Information Systems (MIS) – Custom-built systems that streamline data management, improve reporting, and enhance operational efficiency. By combining technical expertise with a deep understanding of organizational needs, we create solutions that simplify complex data, making it easier to drive impact and make informed decisions.
We are good at tracking and managing results for development and humanitarian programs. We have a lot of experience in designing M&E systems, and in leading independent evaluations in diverse environments and sectors. We apply both quantitative and qualitative methods in gathering critical performance data through cross-sectional, or longitudinal studies which can either be experimental or quasi-experimental. We help to propagate learning and knowledge-based on evidence gathered during these evaluations. Most importantly we actively engage in discourse that improves the practice of Monitoring and Evaluation. Specifically, we support our partners to strengthen routine monitoring, conduct independent external evaluations, developing M&E Information Systems/Data management, and with Third-Party Monitoring. We have extensive experience incorporating MEL throughout program cycles and we promote the use of Collaborative, Learning, and Adaptive (CLA) approaches. We support the design of programs that reflect the complexities of the environments in which they are to be implemented – whether that would be a refugee camp, conflict zone, underserved rural/urban community, or a humanitarian situation.
We create platforms where Health and Social Policy professionals shape trends by exchanging knowledge to produce social value. As East Africa’s largest platform for structured Global health and Social Protection discourse, our innovation hub helps Sector practitioners and communities to freely connect, share knowledge, advance innovations, and share great ideas in a formal space. Innovators at the Hub will challenge you to stretch your thinking boundaries. Featured speakers are crowdsourcing humanitarian response, driving policy, and using innovative technology to drive health and social service delivery. They are building medical devices out of broken toys and using boats, motorcycles, and mobile phones to care for people. They are developing simulation models and creating platforms for better management of data. They are using film and photography to change mindsets, visualizing data to make people pay attention, and sharing their ideas, and designs to achieve great milestones in human development.
We produce creative content in print and online, which amplify key development related messages and we do this with an eye for creative details and a focus on positioning and disseminating content to targeted, relevant audiences. We create and develop knowledge materials, workshops, training, and innovation processes aimed at educating and empowering young people to take action. We produce content, design processes, create innovation programs, and communicate insights to advance knowledge and awareness about issues related to global development and sustainability. We design, plan, and execute events, convenings, and conferences that engage diverse stakeholders across the global challenges such as poverty, health, social policy, inequality and climate change. We work with partners to convene individuals and organizations from across the globe to collaborate on pressing issues
CHASP Learning Centre has been growing, innovating, discovering, launching, and improving the careers of some of the most accomplished and influential women and men in the Health and Social Policy Sectors in Eastern Africa. Today we stand among a select group of organizations providing tailor-made learning through fieldwork, networking, and engagement with some of the best innovative programs in the region. An outstanding feature of our courses is the integration of Workshop type training, research, and field experience. Our skills-based curriculum, practicum program, and extensive community-based service programs position learners for better careers in research, industry, government, and academia. We are soon to introduce an interactive e-learning option to cater to individuals with demanding work schedules.
We work with our clients to help them clarify and articulate the logic that underpins their programming and operations, as the foundation for effective intervention. We then help devise appropriate strategies and activities to achieve these goals in unstable settings. CHASP advocates a cyclical (as opposed to linear) design-evaluate-redesign approach through which it is continually necessary to test the Theories of Change and underlying assumptions based upon a constantly developing understanding of context. Implementers must be prepared for interventions to perform unexpectedly, and be ready to adapt.
Social protection systems are a vital lifeline across the globe, shielding vulnerable individuals and families from poverty, shocks, and life’s economic uncertainties. In Somalia, given the background of prolonged conflict and climate-induced disasters, the idea of a functioning social protection system is both a necessity and a formidable challenge.
The research seeks to investigate the impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Sexual and
The main aim of the Social Protection Sector Strategic Plan (SP-SSP) Mid-Term Review is to assess progress made in relation to achieving
The purpose of the Social Protection Investment Plan is to outline proposals for expanding the national Social Protection Sector up to 2030
The global attention for innovative Social protection interventions continues to progressively gain prominence within developing economies.
The evaluation was jointly commissioned by the Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture (MoEAC) and WFP in Namibia upon the completion of a 5-year school feeding roadmap (2012-2017).
Ian Gichuhi is a dedicated IT professional at CHASP Advisory, providing essential technical support to ensure the smooth operation of systems. His responsibilities include managing the organization’s website, repairing and replacing hardware, testing new technologies, and installing and configuring computer hardware and software. Ian’s collaborative approach with cross-functional teams enables him to effectively achieve organizational goals. His passion for IT drives his commitment to excellence in his field.
Ian Gichuhi is a dedicated IT professional at CHASP Advisory,...
Esther Anyango is a Communication Specialist passionate about the transformative power of communication and its potential to strengthen organizations by aligning messaging with strategic goals, inspire change through compelling storytelling and advocacy, and build connections by promoting meaningful engagement with audiences, partners, and key stakeholders.
She leads communication efforts across CHASP Advisory’s operations in Uganda, Rwanda, and Somalia, where she develops and implements comprehensive strategies to amplify the organization’s impact. She provides strategic communication counsel, manages the creation and dissemination of high-quality content, oversees media outreach efforts, and coordinates events to strengthen CHASP Advisory’s presence and influence.
With over five years of experience in communication, Esther possesses expertise in Digital Marketing, including SEO, Social Media Management, and Campaign Management. This allows her to leverage digital channels to amplify organizational messaging and engage target audiences. Esther holds a degree in Communication, complemented by certifications in Digital Marketing and Artificial Intelligence.
Esther Anyango is a Communication Specialist passionate about the transformative...
Derick is an economist with experience in the design, management, and implementation of social protection programs. He is well-versed in research, monitoring and evaluation, strategic planning, policy development, disability programming, and implementation of livelihood programs across diverse settings. He is the Business Development lead at CHASP and supports field programs.
He is passionate about humanitarian development and sustainable development goals and has been involved with various organizations that champion the SDG agenda, like AIESEC and ICY Africa, in pursuit of this. Before joining CHASP, Derick worked at Africa 118 and Sony Sugar Company.
He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from Maasai Mara University, Kenya.
Derick is an economist with experience in the design, management,...
Leah Mugo who is CHASP Advisory’s Human Resources Specialist is a professional with over 15 years of experience in People Management and Administration. With Business Administration and Management qualifications from Strathmore University; Leah has a strong foundation and practical experience, ensuring effective and strategic human resource management.
Leah is dedicated to fostering a positive and productive work environment, adept at coordinating HR operations, developing policies, and implementing best practices that enhance organizational performance and ensure that the HR functions align with the overall objectives and mission of the organization.
Her passion for people is evident in her commitment to supporting staff development, promoting staff well-being and relations, and driving initiatives that cultivate a culture of continuous improvement and collaboration. She believes in growing organizations with purpose, while intentionally nurturing the culture which makes her an invaluable asset to our organization and to the humanitarian sector.
Leah Mugo who is CHASP Advisory’s Human Resources Specialist is...
Omole Opinya is a Development and Humanitarian Programming Specialist with two decades of experience. He’s a champion for social justice, focused on social protection, peace-building, and human rights. Omole’s expertise extends beyond programme strategy designs, technical guidance, and monitoring and evaluation. He is currently pursuing a Master’s in Political Science. Omole is the Head of Practice at CHASP Advisory.
Omole Opinya is a Development and Humanitarian Programming Specialist with...
Stephen Obunga is a seasoned Finance and Program Management professional with over a decade of experience leading financial operations, budgeting and donor compliance across complex, multi-country development portfolios. He has worked with leading international organizations including Amnesty International Kenya, CIMMYT, Precision Development, AATF, DAI Global LLC, CIP and ActionAid International, where he has consistently strengthened financial governance, improved compliance systems and enhanced decision-making through data-driven financial analysis.
Stephen’s expertise spans multi-donor financial management, IFRS compliance, ERP systems optimization and strategic financial planning for sustainability. He has successfully overseen budgets exceeding USD 250 million, introduced forecasting and liquidity models that improved financial predictability and spearheaded governance reforms that reinforced accountability and donor confidence.
As part of the Senior Management Team at CHASP Advisory, Stephen leads the organization’s financial strategy, strengthen internal controls, enhance financial reporting systems and building robust budgeting and risk management frameworks. His focuses on driving financial sustainability, operational efficiency, and compliance excellence, positioning CHASP Advisory for growth and long-term institutional resilience.
A Certified Public Accountant (CPA-K) and MBA (Finance) holder from USIU-Africa, Stephen brings a strong blend of analytical insight, strategic foresight and leadership in financial stewardship. He is passionate about building transparent, efficient financial systems that enable organizations to achieve impact sustainably.
Stephen Obunga is a seasoned Finance and Program Management professional...
Omondi is responsible for leading CHASP Advisory’s global strategy. He dedicates his time to industry innovation and establishing new business lines under the CHASP Advisory group.
He is a Social Protection specialist with over 15 years’ experience in managing diverse Public Health, Social Protection and Livelihood Programs in Rural and Humanitarian environments of the Horn of Africa. He has a deep practical understanding of the policy space in the sectors of health and social policy within most countries in Sub-saharan Africa and is known to be a thought leader on Social Protection, and on Healthcare Systems – areas in which he has extensively published reviewed articles, research papers, and implementation guidelines and tools. He continues to actively engage in generating knowledge that shapes development discourse in the region.
Prior to founding CHASP Advisory, Omondi worked for various non-profits in the Horn of Africa region, and independently consulted for various organizations including, Unicef, WFP, Oxfam, Save the Children, Action Against Hunger, Hivos,International Rescue Committee, Glaxosmithkline, Medecins du Monde, Cardno East Africa, and the Danish Refugee Council, amongst many others. He also worked as an Adjunct Faculty at the College of Liberal Arts of De La Salle University (Phillipines).
He holds a Bachelor’s in Environmental Studies (Public Health) from Makerere University, a Post-Graduate Diploma in Organizational Development from Henrich Heine University – Germany, and a Master of Public Health (Health Systems and Informatics) from the University of Western Cape – South Africa. He also recently completed a PhD in Development Economics from Makerere University.
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Omondi is responsible for leading CHASP Advisory’s global strategy. He...
