Charles Ogejo

Charles Ogejo is a dedicated MEAL (Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning) Officer at the Science for Africa Foundation (SFA), where he plays a pivotal role in shaping the organization’s impact across the continent. With a passion for leveraging data to drive meaningful change, Charles oversees the design, review, and implementation of comprehensive MEAL frameworks that ensure program effectiveness and sustainability. His expertise in systems thinking and participatory approaches enables him to develop robust monitoring tools that capture nuanced insights, fostering a culture of continuous learning and accountability within SFA’s diverse portfolio of initiatives.

In his current role, Charles leads key projects focused on measuring the progress of science and innovation programs, ensuring that data-driven decision-making informs strategic adjustments. He actively collaborates with stakeholders through co-creation and knowledge sharing platforms, facilitating transparent communication of program outcomes. His proficiency in proposal development and business case preparation supports the organization in securing funding and expanding impactful initiatives. Additionally, Charles is instrumental in conducting annual reviews and user acceptance testing, ensuring that systems and tools are aligned with user needs and organizational goals.

Charles’s commitment to knowledge management and deep learning enhances SFA’s capacity to adapt and innovate in the rapidly evolving landscape of science and development. His expertise not only strengthens the foundation’s monitoring and evaluation processes but also contributes to building a learning organization that values accountability and evidence-based impact assessment. Through his work, Charles Ogejo continues to advance the foundation’s mission of fostering scientific excellence and sustainable development across Africa.