1. MAKABONGWE MAPHOSA
B.A. Hons in Development Studies - MSU (2016),
Computer operationsand Packages- HEXCO(2009)
6419 Nkulumane, P. O. Nkulumane, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
Home Country Cell: +263775869169/+263714002799
Email: maphosamakabongwe@gmail.com
Skype ID: makabongwe9
Profile: Motivated, principle driven individual with a passion for enhancing community participation in
development, conducting relief activities, child protection and actively promoting women participation in
development. I possess communication, interpersonal and leadership skills that enhance success of
community based initiatives. I have worked in Zimbabwe for World Vision Bulawayo and Zimbabwe
Commercial Farmers Union. I have been actively involved in the design, monitoring and evaluation of
relief, humanitarian and developmental programs such as food security and livelihoods, education and
nutrition. During this period I have interacted with various stakeholders and people from diverse
backgrounds.
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Accountability, Monitoring and Evaluation Intern: April 2015 to February 2016
World Vision Zimbabwe (BASED IN BULAWAYO)
WorkedwithWorldVision (A, M&E) staff and partners to develop and adhere to the World
Vision framework and the development of training tools for the framework.
Assisted in the development of programme and project Logical frameworks particularly
indicators and monitoring mechanisms.
Supported the implementationstaff todevelopimplementable,measurableandenforceable
implementation plans.
Worked with the Accountability, Monitoring and Evaluation team to identify key
performance questions and parameters for measuring programme performance and
progress.
Identified programming information gaps or omissions in reporting, monitoring and
evaluation systems in order to better facilitate overall humanitarian response.
2. Undertookregularfieldvisits to support implementation of WASH and Area Rehabilitation
Programmes in geographic areas of World Vision operations and identified areas of
improvement and adaptations as needed.
Provided support to insure quality reporting to primary stakeholders, World Vision
leadership,partnersanddonorcommunitythroughbackstoppingthe collection,compilation
and analysis of reports.
Ensured program compliance with all World Vision and donor requirements and support
Real-Time Evaluations and Needs Assessments as necessary.
Providedtechnical andsurge supporttofieldteamsonmonitoringandevaluationprocesses
with a particular focus on data collection initiatives through regular field visits.
Conducted training workshops on Monitoring and Evaluation of various projects.
Registration and verification of beneficiaries.
Monitoring and accounting for the organizations commodities distributed to the
beneficiaries through documentation
Organizing, conducting and facilitating workshops.
Distributing food –aid to beneficiaries (General Food Distribution)
Executive Secretary: November 2014- to February 2015
ZIMBABWE COMMERCIAL FARMERS UNION (MATABELELAND PROVINCIAL OFFICE)
Data collection
Monitoring and support visits
Capacity building of the communities
Community mobilisation
Community Needs Assessment
Monitoring and Evaluation of Pottery Projects, food security and livelihoods
Professional reporting and documentation
Registration of farmers and beneficiaries
Gather market intelligence information.
Participate in all survey training events.
Review and ensure that the quality of the information collected prior to data entry.
4. Zimbabwe Commercial Farmers Union
Mr W. Babbage
J.M.N Nkomo& Corner 6th
Avenue
Empire Building
Basement
Bulawayo
Phone:+2638644078843
The Chair Person-MSU
Dr J. Matunhu
Departmentof DevelopmentStudies
MidlandsState University
P. Bag 9055
Gweru
Cell:+263733809555
Email:matunhuj@msu.ac.zw
