Mohammed Patrick Barka

Developed and reviewed comprehensive project logical frameworks, indicators, and MEAL plans for new and ongoing projects, ensuring 100% alignment with program objectives, donor requirements, and Caritas Nigeria quality standards.

Pioneered outcome harvesting exercises to identify and document changes from institutional capacity strengthening interventions, generating critical evidence for program learning, adaptive management, and informing future proposal development.

Conducted rigorous reviews of partner MEAL reports, ensuring compliance with organizational policies and donor requirements, while providing technical guidance that improved reporting quality.

Provided extensive training, mentoring, and technical support to Caritas staff and partners, significantly strengthening their capacity in MEAL practices and data management.

Managed and continuously updated MEAL tools and indicator tracking within project management information systems, producing weekly and monthly performance reports that informed program monitoring and strategic decision-making.

Managed comprehensive Health project data within DHIS2 and other reporting systems, achieving 100% completeness, consistency, and timely submission of program information.

Executed Data Quality Assessments and validation exercises, significantly enhancing the reliability and accuracy of project data for reporting and informed decision-making.

Deployed and managed digital data collection tools (Kobo Toolbox, ODK) for surveys and monitoring, streamlining data capture and improving efficiency for routine activities.

Consolidated and analyzed multi-location program data, providing critical insights that supported performance monitoring, donor reporting, and program review processes.

Implemented a social accountability system across 15 communities, effectively gathering beneficiary feedback to drive program improvements and enhance responsiveness.

Trained over 45 community leaders across 15 communities on social accountability principles and scorecard usage, empowering them to provide direct feedback on program implementation.

Managed over 32,000 beneficiary feedback cases, meticulously documenting and tracking each while upholding strict confidentiality and facilitating appropriate referrals.

Analyzed patterns and trends in over 32,000 beneficiary complaints, providing data-driven insights that informed program improvements and strategic adjustments.

Conducted community-based data collection for health and resilience assessments using advanced ICT4D tools, ensuring high data accuracy and efficiency.

Facilitated numerous Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) and Key Informant Interviews (KIIs), gathering qualitative data essential for evidence-based program design.

Achieved 100% completeness, accuracy, and timely submission of field data, providing reliable information for program evaluation.