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Specialist in M&E/Statistician/Data Analyst for - Development Economics, General Economic Research, Transportation Economics, Road Safety Audit, Maritime Logistics, Trade Aspects, Social and Household Aspects, and i hold a masters in Development Economics, a bachelors' degree in Statistics and a Certification in Monitoring and Evaluation. -Excellent and competent user of SPSS (Statistical Package for Social Scientists) for data analysis and interpretation -Competent user of STATA for data analysis - knowledgeable in usage and application of SQL software -Excellent and competent user of Ms Excel and Database for data analysis -Competent in data collection by use of mobile phones that are Android enabled e.g. application of Open Data Kit (ODK), Kobo Collect and Census and Survey Processing System (CSPro). -Specialist in designing, conducting, and analysis of statistical data from social and economic surveys -Competent Monitoring & Evaluation Expert -Attended training on VALUE FOR MONEY (VFM) AUDITS. -Competent in developing strategic plans process -Competent resource allocation planner – planning expertise -Competent in analysis of research projects in different fields’ and in the diverse socio-economic and geographical environments -Competent in design of the questionnaires, data collection tools, data analysis and the report writing -Competent in making PowerPoint presentations -Ability to work under tight schedules. And am looking for a befitting job opportunity.

Skills

  • -Excellent and competent data analyst
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Experience

Njagi Antony

Work experience
  • CURRICULUM VITAE (CV) FOR NJAGI ANTONY MURITHI
  • Expertise Transportation Economics, Development Economics, Road Safety Audit, Maritime Logistics, Trade Aspects, Social and Household Aspects - M&E/Statistician/Data Analyst.
  • Name of Expert: Njagi Antony Murithi
  • Date of Birth: 21/06/1988
  • Country of Citizenship / Residence KENYA
  • Mobile Contact +254721434710/+254733429218
  • Email Address njagiantony1988@gmail.com/njagiantonyh@gmail.com
  • Languages Proficient in English, Kiswahili, Meru, Kikuyu, Kamba
  • EDUCATION BACKGROUND
  • Post Graduate: Master of Economics from Kenyatta University – with a research paper on road user costs and safety of road users – that was published in a transportation economics journal.
  • Degree: Holder of BSC degree in Applied Statistics with Information Technology (IT) from Maseno University.
  • High School: Did KCSE (Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education) in 2007 at Chogoria Boys’ High School and attained a mean grade of A (-) minus.
  • Professional competency
  • Excellent and competent user of SPSS (Statistical Package for Social Scientists) for data analysis and interpretation
  • Competent user of STATA for data analysis
  • knowledgeable in usage and application of SQL software
  • Excellent and competent user of Ms Excel and Database for data analysis
  • Competent in data collection by use of mobile phones that are Android enabled e.g. application of Open Data Kit (ODK), Kobo Collect and Census and Survey Processing System (CSPro).
  • Specialist in designing, conducting, and analysis of statistical data from social and economic surveys
  • Competent Monitoring & Evaluation Expert
  • Attended training on VALUE FOR MONEY (VFM) AUDITS.
  • Competent in developing strategic plans process
  • Competent resource allocation planner – planning expertise
  • Competent in analysis of research projects in different fields’ and in the diverse socio-economic and geographical environments
  • Competent in design of the questionnaires, data collection tools, data analysis and the report writing
  • Competent in making PowerPoint presentations
  • Ability to work under tight schedules
  • Team work player
  • Professional Membership
  • Member of Kenya National Statistical Society (KNSS)
  • WORK EXPERIENCE
  • Period Employing organization and your title/position.
  • Contact info for references Country Summary of activities performed relevant to the Assignment
  • August 2023 – August 2024 Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA)/ TERTIARY CONSULTING ENGINEERS LIMITED (TCE)/ EAST AFRICA ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS LIMITED (EAEC)
  • Position: Transport Economist
  • Reference:
  • Eng. Elijah Ngumi, Managing Director TCE
  • EMAIL:elijah.ngumbi@tertiary.co.ke
  • Tel: +254720276175
  • Kenya TERMS OF REFERENCE FOR CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR PREFEASIBILITY AND APPRAISAL STUDY FOR NAMANGA – MASHANINI GATE –
  • OL TOKAI GATE – MAYANI TSAVO – SALA GATE ROAD
  • Tasks
  • Assess and clearly quantify the life cycle cost and benefits of the “without” and
  • “with project” case.- using HDM-4 for traffic, economic and social data analysis to determine optimum engineering option and Economic viability of the investment in road project.
  • Present investment choice using decision criteria such as Net Present Value (NPV),
  • Internal Rate of Return (IRR) and Net present value/cost (NPV/C) ratio.
  • Produce proper sensitivity, switching values, user impacts, and distribution of benefits analyses
  • Identify impact, outcome, output and input indicators and develop a comprehensive Logical Framework that will be utilized for project performance monitoring during Implementation and post completion period.
  • May 2023 – August 2023 MINISTRY OF ROADS AND TRANSPORT
  • (MOR&T)/NTU/EU-funded under the institutional support to the Kenyan Transport Sector funding.
  • Position: Economist- (short term expert)
  • Reference:
  • Gilbert Maeti
  • Transport Economist
  • Tel: +254708809872 Preparation of Ministry of Roads and Transport 2023-2027 Strategic Plan
  • Tasks;
  • Prepare the strategic plan with inputs from the ministry’s state departments and corporations, while documenting challenges and strengths encountered in the implementation of the 2018-2023 strategic plan
  • Collect and update baseline data for each of the Indicators in the M&E Framework
  • July 2022- March 2023 MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT, INFRASTRUCTURE, HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC WORKS (MOTIHUDPW)/NTU/EU-funded
  • Position: Statistician-
  • (short term expert)
  • Reference:
  • Gilbert Maeti
  • Transport Economist
  • Tel: +254708809872 Kenya
  • Preparation of the MOTIHUDPW Monitoring and Evaluation framework/ M&E Policy
  • Tasks
  • Identification and definition of the Key Performance Indicators under Roads, Railways, Civil Aviation and Airports and Maritime sectors
  • Lead in preparation of the ministry’s M&E Policy documents
  • Dec 2021-March 2022 Indian Ocean Commission
  • COI/EMCP/PMAESA
  • Position: Maritime Statistician
  • Reference:
  • Gilbert Maeti
  • Transport Economist
  • Tel: +254708809872 Kenya- Working from Home Country Indian Ocean Commission
  • COI/EMCP/AO/2020/006
  • Enhancing Maritime
  • Connectivity Project (EMCP)
  • Development of a Maritime
  • Transport and Trade Data Service for
  • Stakeholders in the South-West
  • Indian Ocean Region.
  • 2021-2022 MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT, INFRASTRUCTURE, HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC WORKS (MOTIHUDPW)/NTU/EU-funded
  • Position: CONSULTANT SUPPORTING- (STE-TRANSPORT ECONOMIST)
  • Reference:
  • Gilbert Maeti
  • Transport Economist
  • Tel: +254708809872 Kenya MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE HOUSING URBAN
  • DEVELOPMENT AND PUBLIC WORKS
  • MIDTERM REVIEW OF THE STRATEGIC PLAN 2018-2022 - (MTP III)
  • April –June 2021 KOEI AFRICA - for JICA funded, EAC SECRETARIAT implemented study.
  • Position: SEZ Statistician/Economist.
  • Reference:
  • Mr. Clement Ngida
  • Business Development Expert,
  • KOEI AFRICA,
  • EMAIL: clement.ngida@koeiafrica.com MOBILE: +254722178442
  • EAC member countries Consultancy Services for Assessment of EAC Partner States’ SEZ Policy Frameworks
  • Analysis of the extent to which existing SEZ firms compete with domestic firms in order to address the sales threshold issue.
  • Assessment of economic impact of SEZs in the Partner States in terms of investments, exports and employment, nature of SEZs in the EAC Partner States and whether investments are local or foreign.
  • Identify backward and forward linkages of the SEZs in the EAC Partner States.
  • Specific activities involved in
  • Formulating different types of questionnaires for the involved stakeholders – from SEZ firms, SEZ operators AND for Government departments like SEZ Authorities and ministries of Trade and Industry.
  • Supervising Research assistants to undertake data collection
  • Data entry, analysis and report writing.
  • September 2020- date World Bank/NTU/MoT
  • Position: M&E Expert
  • Reference:
  • Mr. Antony Murithi,
  • E-mail:murithi@hotmail.com.
  • Transport Economist
  • Tel: +254711462929
  • Ethiopia Consultancy Services for Piloting of
  • Enhanced Enforcement of Road Safety and Post-Crash Care
  • Procurement Reference No: MOT/RSDS/SR/03/18
  • Task specification entailed working with Traffic Law Enforcement expert -Engineer, Road Safety Expert- Road safety awareness and publicity expert and Medical Expert for guidance and collection of traffic infringements data, fatalities and accident severity data, post-crash and publicity and awareness status for implementation of the project.
  • Setting up a monitoring and evaluation framework
  • October to Dec 2020 Hivos East Africa
  • Position: Data Analyst
  • Reference:
  • MARY KUIRA
  • Design, Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Specialist Hivos East Africa,
  • Tel: +254721265250
  • Kenya Conducting survey on Knowledge management assets in Empower @scale project
  • A Gender study commissioned by
  • Hivos Foundation in the Domestic labour Sector.
  • The main objective of the study was to support efforts in documentation, dissemination and use of
  • gender data to make planning and policy formulation more responsive to gender issues and women
  • Rights.
  • October 2020 CISP- International Committee for the Development of People
  • Position: Statistician
  • Reference:
  • Samwel Onono
  • M&E CISP_Somalia Office
  • Tel: +254729379337 Kenya AU-EU ARTXCHENGE BASELINE DATA COLLECTION
  • Tasks/Activities involved in
  • Developing of the questionnaires for data collection
  • Supervising data collection exercise
  • Data analysis and report writing
  • May 2020- August 2020 African Development Bank (AfDB)/ African Union Development Agency (AUDA)/NEPAD
  • Position: Infrastructure Economist
  • Reference:
  • Gilbert Maeti
  • Transport Economist
  • Tel: +254708809872 Desktop Assignment done from Nairobi-Kenya
  • UPDATING AFRICA INFRASTRUCTURE CONTINENTAL PROJECTS under
  • Programme for Infrastructure Development in Africa (PIDA)
  • Tasks/Activities
  • Data collection and updates on projects’ statuses and projects’ specific details and implementation progress
  • Report writing
  • January 2020 to December 2020. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT, INFRASTRUCTURE, HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC WORKS (MOTIHUDPW)/BMA/NTU/EU-funded
  • Position: Economist - (STE-TRANSPORT ECONOMIST)
  • Reference:
  • Gilbert Maeti
  • Transport Economist
  • Tel: +254708809872 Kenya Institutional Support to the Kenyan Transport Sector; MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT, INFRASTRUCTURE, HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC WORKS
  • Preparation of BANDARI MARITIME ACADEMY (BMA) 2020-2024 STRATEGIC PLAN
  • Augt 2019 – Nov 2019 United Nations Office of the High Representative for the Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries and Small Island Developing States (UN-OHRLLS)
  • Position: Economist
  • Reference:
  • Gilbert Maeti
  • Transport Economist
  • Tel: +254708809872 Africa/Europe/Asia/South America CONSULTANCY FOR THE PREPARATION OF BEST PRACTICES ON EFFECTIVE TRANSIT TRANSPORT CORRIDOR DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT FOR LEAST DEVELOPED LANDLOCKED COUNTRIES
  • Activities
  • Data collection on statuses of the corridor as per the corridors’ key performance indicators
  • Data collection and comparison of both policy frameworks and regulations in each corridor verses the best transit corridor practices
  • Updates on the corridor performance statistics – transit volumes and values.
  • March 2019 to September 2021 Kenya Roads Board (KRB)-BATCH/TCE/KIBEBE Consortium.
  • Position: M&E expert
  • Reference:
  • Eng. Elijah Ngumi, Managing Director TERTIARY CONSULTING ENGINEERS LIMITED (TCE).
  • EMAIL:elijah.ngumbi@tertiary.co.ke
  • Tel: +254720276175
  • Kenya Consultancy Services for the Provision of Technical, Financial and Performance Audits Package No. 05: North Rift Region (Baseline Survey, Midterm and End-term/Impact Survey) 2019/2021.
  • Tasks involved in;
  • Gathering background information and conducting literature review on the impact of road maintenance
  • Identification of the target group through stakeholder analysis
  • Reviewing and adopting the framework for data collection and identifying the data collection methods, sampling methodology and sample sizes for respondents from each of the target roads for both traffic data and household data collection.
  • Developing tools for data collection and analysis – household questionnaires, focused groups discussion guides and traffic data collection forms.
  • Carrying out data collection and analysis
  • Reporting on the outcomes and benefits – from Baseline reporting, Impact evaluation reporting Value for Money and Cost Benefit Analysis.
  • Oct 2018 - To date JICA KENYA OFFICE
  • Position: Statistician
  • Reference:
  • Dr. Stephen Mogere
  • JICA KENYA OFFICE
  • Project Director
  • snmogere@gmail.com
  • Stephenmogere.ky@jica.go.jp
  • snmogere@icloud.com
  • Tel: +254722619788 Kenya Basic Study on the Promotion of Road Safety through the Matatu Industry in Nairobi.
  • The overall objective of the JICA Basic Study on the Promotion of Road Safety through Matatu Industry is to clarify the basic environment of road safety in Nairobi by identifying and clarifying the challenges and its mitigation measures by major stakeholders, and to clarify the business environment (including bankability) of matatu industry and its potential for enhancement of road safety.
  • Tasks involved in
  • Helped in identification of major stakeholders in the matatu industry
  • Developed of data collection forms and questionnaires for different stakeholders
  • Determination of sample sizes
  • Training of data collection clerks
  • Data entry, data analysis and report writing
  • September 2018 – April 2019 EAC Secretariat/ TMEA
  • Position: Statistician
  • Reference:
  • Dr. Mary Mbithi
  • Team Leader and Key expert in regional integration, policy and strategy
  • Tel: +254722716957
  • Kenya,
  • Burundi, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda Lead development of EAC regional Cotton, Textiles and Apparel strategy and implementation roadmap
  • Tasks involved in
  • Data collection and analysis on volumes and value of cotton produced in the EAC member countries
  • Tracking the cotton production value logistic chain across the EAC member countries to the final markets.
  • Assist in review of EAC implementation roadmap on policy and strategy for cotton and textiles
  • Oct 2016 - To Dec 2020 Kenya Urban Roads Authority (KURA)/Africa Development Bank (AfDB)
  • Position: Statistician
  • Reference:
  • Tel: +254714925748
  • Mr. Peter Wafula
  • Implulso Associates
  • Project Director
  • peter.wafula@impulsokenya.com Kenya Provision of Consultancy Services for Baseline, Midline & End-term Data Collection, Road Safety Awareness and Audit Services for Outer Ring Road Improvement Project in Kenya (2016).
  • Project entails preparation of:
  • Baseline inventory report,
  • Traffic survey report,
  • Social economic survey report, environmental audit and survey,
  • Road safety awareness,
  • Road safety audit.
  • The assignment has three independent audits
  • As a data analyst the tasks were;
  • Identification of key stakeholders working together with the client (KURA)
  • Defining the representative sample that is scientifically correct
  • Preparation of the Traffic data collection forms, Road Safety and Socio-Economic data collection questionnaires, coordinating with the client to ensure all the aspects related to the project are captured
  • Identification of enumerators for data correction and data entry.
  • Together with the Traffic Engineer, Road Safety Expert and Socio-economic expert, help in the training of the enumerators on data collection skills for quality and accurate data
  • Data analysis, interpretation and report writing in collaboration with the traffic engineer, road safety expert and socio-economic/livelihood analysis expert
  • Preparation for presentation materials (PowerPoint slides)
  • Preparation of an M & E Framework for monitoring and evaluation
  • (The project has BASELINE SURVEYS, MIDTERM SURVEYS & END-TERM SURVEYS)
  • 2018 MAY - JULY CAK - (Competition Authority of Kenya)/ MBEC- (Maritime Business & Economic Consultants)
  • Position: Statistician/Data Analyst
  • Reference:
  • Tel: +254725226222
  • Mr. Justus Nyarandi
  • CEO-NORTHERN CORRIDOR
  • EMAIL: omaenyarandi@gmail.com
  • : jnyarandi@maritimebusiness.co.ke
  • EAC (Countries along the Northern Corridor)
  • Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda & Burundi) Competition in Shipping, Trucking and Haulage Sector Study in East Africa
  • Duties:
  • Analyze the market structure of the shipping industry sector players terminating at the port of Mombasa and port services, the levels of concentration in the industry, and segmentation by routes and types of services, as relevant, as well as their market practices.
  • Assess any cooperation agreements made by shipping industry sector players terminating at the port of Mombasa and port services on the economy vis-à-vis competition.
  • Analyze the competition effect of the shipping segments and the sector players with vertically integrated services.
  • Benchmark shipping industry terminating in the Mombasa port and port services with best international practices in particular on cooperation agreements and costs of these services.
  • Identify the market players in commercial trucking and haulage along the Northern Corridor in the EAC and document their characteristics.
  • Analyze the conduct of the market players’ vis-à-vis competition in the trucking industry operating along the northern corridor.
  • Analyze agreements of the market players’ vis-à-vis competition in the trucking industry operating along the northern corridor.
  • Establish the role played by the transport associations and how it affects competition.
  • Articulate the effect of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) operation on competition in the transport (trucking and haulage) sector.
  • Assess the factors that affect the liberalization of transport services and the market share of the players within the community.
  • Establish the contribution of transport cost to the value of exports to the EAC.
  • Analyze the elasticity of the value of Kenya’s exports demanded within the region to transport prices per tonne per kilometer.
  • Investigate the factors influencing the procurement of trucking services amongst manufacturers in Kenya.
  • Review the legislations affecting the transport service along the northern corridor and their effect on competition in the sector.
  • 2018 Feb – March KMA/Trademark East Africa (TMEA)/Northern Corridor
  • Position: Rapporteur
  • Reference:
  • Tel: +254708809872
  • Mr. Gilbert Mbae Maeti
  • Maritime & Transport Consultant
  • Team Leader
  • gmmaeti@gmail.com
  • KENYA Rapporteur: Preparation for The 2rd Think Tank Forum for the Mombasa Port Community Charter as A, Held at Prideinn Hotel- Mombasa, On 1 & 2 March 2018.
  • Task involved capturing the workshop’s proceedings, deliberations and comments to improve the efficiency and cargo evacuation mechanisms from the port of Mombasa into the hinterlands through the northern corridor.
  • Dec 2017 – Feb 2018 KMA/ACALReview of the KMA Strategic Plan
  • Position: Development Analyst
  • Reference:
  • Mr. Aziz Mohammed Ramzan,
  • Tel:+254722768197
  • E-mail:ramzan_aziz@hotmail.com
  • P.O. BOX 82096-80100,
  • Mombasa.
  • Maritime Expert
  • Kenya Consultancy Services on Strategic Plan Review & Development and Organization Structure at Kenya Maritime Authority (KMA)
  • The review of the existing 2013-2018 Strategic Plan to determine its level of implementation, challenges of its implementation and lessons learnt during the implementation of the current strategic plan;
  • Develop the 2019-2023 Strategic Plan or rather 2018-2022 Strategic Plan
  • In addition, review the existing Organizational Structure and organizational capacities with a view to analyze its strengths and weaknesses and propose changes to the organizational structure that are necessary to enable KMA to effectively perform its statutory mandate and attain its vision and objectives.
  • May 2017 to June 2017
  • PMAESA & World Bank
  • Position: Port Statistician/Data Analyst
  • Reference:
  • Mr. Antony Murithi,
  • Tel: +254711462929
  • E-mail:murithi@hotmail.com.
  • Transport Economist Kenya/Tanzania Assessment of IT Systems in Maritime Gateways for The Production of Port Performance Indicators: Second Round Data Collection for the Ports of Mombasa and Dar Es Salaam
  • Activities:
  • Seek clarification on the pending questions and challenges revealed through the initial assessment of IT systems for the production of PPIs in the two EAC major ports.
  • Collect raw and processed data on port activity and performances at the most disaggregated level possible (i.e. at shipment / call / container level), from the port authority, the terminal operators and other relevant port related institutions as necessary, for the years 2012 to 2016. For each collected data sets, the consultant will clearly specify the institution, and within the institution, which unit created the dataset.
  • April 2017 – April 2018 CESO CI - Internacional S.A.
  • Position: ASSISTANT Trade expert
  • Reference:
  • Tel: +254722716957
  • Dr. Mary Mbithi
  • Trade expert and Senior lecturer at the University of Nairobi Lusaka- Zambia and Nairobi- Kenya Targeted Support to COMESA Secretariat to Enhance its Regional Trade Integration Agenda, under TRADECOM II. The assignment involved undertaking analysis of opportunities and challenges for COMESA in trade and investment with emerging economies and developing a framework for COMESA to engage with these countries. It also involved development of a framework for women and youth to better engage in cross-border trade activities in COMESA region.
  • April 2017 – To 2018 Trademark East Africa (TMEA) and Kenya Maritime Authority (KMA)
  • Position: Monitoring and Evaluation Expert
  • Reference:
  • Mr. Antony Murithi,
  • Tel: +254711462929
  • E-mail:murithi@hotmail.com.
  • Transport Economist Kenya Provision of Consultancy Services for Monitoring and Evaluation Coordinator for Implementation of the Mombasa Port Community Charter. Activities:
  • Design and develop implementation/work plan for Mombasa Port Community Charter;
  • Develop Monitoring and Evaluation Framework for the Charter (including complete mini M & E plans for each of the charter signatory/port institution)
  • Prepare progress reports based on the Port Charter indicators and commitments (monthly, quarterly, annual) outlining key achievements
  • Prepare strategy on capacity building and knowledge transfer plans
  • Prepare informative advertorial briefs to inform the Public on the progress of the implementation of the charter highlighting key results area
  • Oct 2016-Feb 2017 East Africa Community (EAC) Secretariat/Trademark East Africa
  • Position: Statistician
  • Reference:
  • Reference:
  • Mr. Antony Murithi,
  • Transport Economist-Team leader.
  • Tel: +254711462929
  • E-mail:murithi@hotmail.com.
  • Transport Economist
  • Tel: +254722716957
  • Dr. Mary Mbithi Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, South Sudan Preparation of Documentation for the 4th EAC Heads of State Retreat on Infrastructure Development and Financing
  • Assess and update implementation progress of the EAC prioritized infrastructure projects and programmes of the 3rd EAC Heads of State Infrastructure Retreat in 2014 and document the related challenges from the status updates and analysis. Analysis includes sectoral and country by country implementation status
  • Report writing on the implementation progress
  • Prepare and present documentations for the 4th Heads of State Retreat.
  • December 2015- Nov 2016 EAC Freight Logistics Chains Study Funded by Trademark East Africa (TMEA)
  • MTBS (Maritime & Transport Business Solutions), based in Netherlands
  • Position: Junior Transport Logistics Expert
  • Reference:
  • Tel: +254722716957
  • Dr. Mary Mbithi
  • Trade expert and Senior lecturer at the University of Nairobi EAC member States(Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, South Sudan) Analyzing the freight logistics, highlighting constraints to freight markets’ performance, recommending strategic interventions that address freight logistics chains’ inefficiencies in East Africa as well as proposing viable and sustainable regional locations for the development of logistics hubs.
  • August 2015 to Date Legend Consulting Group Ltd
  • Position: Development Analyst
  • Reference:
  • E-mail:murithi@hotmail.com.
  • Mr. Antony Murithi,
  • Transport Economist
  • Tel: +254711462929
  • Kenya Tasks at legend consulting group include;
  • Economic development consultancy and analysis of research projects in different fields’ and in the diverse socio-economic and geographical environments.
  • Specialist in designing, conducting, and analysis of statistical data from social, and economic surveys
  • Design of the questionnaires, data collection tools, data analysis and the report writing
  • April 2014
  • To Dec 2015 Research-Assistance with CENSTER Consultants LTD
  • Reference:
  • Tel: +254722705426
  • Mr. Evans MwitiMuchiri
  • Senior Researcher at University of Johannesburg-South Africa
  • EMAIL: evanmuchiri@gmail.com.
  • Kenya Duties performed at CENSTAR include;
  • Supervising field and office based projects’ data collection, data entry, verification of data input and data cleaning.
  • Generating statistical analysis reports, presenting findings in meetings,
  • Data analysis and database management in both EXCEL and SPSS templates.
  • Development of the research questions community based studies and in the household and livelihood analysis surveys.
  • Sept-December 2013 EAC Transport Logistics Sub-Consultancy job funded by The World Bank
  • Title: Junior Transport Logistics Analyst
  • Reference:
  • E-mail:murithi@hotmail.com.
  • Mr. Antony Murithi, Transport Economist- attached at KPA.
  • Tel: +254711462929
  • EAC member States(Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, South Sudan) Project tasks
  • Preparation of the Self-Regulatory Vehicle Load (Axle Load Control) Charter for the Northern Corridor – Eastern Africa (NCTTCA, World Bank, 2013-2014);
  • Tracking the shipment process of both the imports and exports from the ports of Mombasa and Dares Salaam.
  • The study captured the procedural steps for the transit cargo (shipping lines/forwarders) in the Northern and Central Corridors.
  • Tracking the shipment of cargo, involved the detailed study on the modes of transport that the imported goods are transported to the hinterland/inland points through.
  • The modes of transport in the region included; the road transport, pipeline, railway transport, water transport and the air transport systems in the region.
  • The study involved the tracking of the operational and recurrent capital and their sources within the six Eastern African Countries.
  • Preparing a detailed report on the multi-modal licenses that exist within the six Eastern Africa countries.
  • The required licenses per country, impediments and assess the potential improvements.
  • [June 2013-August 2013] Industrial Attachment at the Kenya Ports Authority, Corporate Development-Economics Planning and Statistics section.
  • Position:
  • Worked as a Port Statistician in the attached section.
  • Reference:
  • E-mail:murithi@hotmail.com.
  • Mr. Antony Murithi, Transport Economist, working as an Economic Consultant at the Kenya Ports Authority
  • Tel: +254711462929 Kenya The tasks involved were;
  • Data capturing
  • Data reconciliation
  • Data manipulation, analysis and interpretation
  • Periodic work plan (second annual quarterly report)
  • Annual Business plan
  • Operations research
  • Overview of statistics
  • Report writing
  • OTHER REFEREES:
  • 1. Mr. JOHN OMURUNDO
  • LECTURER SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS, STATISTICS AND ACTUARIAL SCIENCE, MASENO UNIVERSITY
  • P.O. BOX
  • PRIVATE BAG MASENO.
  • MOBILE: 0722613140
  • EMAIL: omurundo@gmail.com
  • : omurundoj@yahoo.com
  • 2. Mr. MOSES MUASYA MWANGE
  • ACTUARY/FINANCIAL ANALYST AT STANBIC CFC
  • MOBILE: 0713358103
  • EMAIL: muasyamoses@yahoo.com
  • : muasmoses@gmail.com
  • 3. MADAM DOROTHY MWENDWA ANJURI
  • Programme Manager (Senior)
  • Kenya Redcross Society
  • MOBILE: 0721511988/0733802778
  • EMAIL: danjuri@hotmail.com
  • : anjuri.dorothy@redcross.or.ke

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