This document provides a summary of the professional experience and qualifications of Lennie Bazira Kyomuhangi, MPH. Over 20 years, she has held several senior leadership roles in public health organizations, managing multi-million dollar budgets and programs across Africa. She has extensive expertise in health systems strengthening, health care financing, program evaluation, and economic analysis. Kyomuhangi has worked extensively with international NGOs, universities, and governments on public health initiatives and published several papers on related topics.
Health Datapalooza IV: June 3rd-4th, 2013
APPS EXPO LIVE DEMOS
Tuesday June 4, 2013 • 1:30pm - 5:00pm
Location: Ambassador Ballroom
Healthy Communities Institute’s web-based platform, the Healthy Communities Network (HCN),
is available for any community in the United States. The system pulls health data from national,
state, and local sources, and provides dashboards and interactive GIS maps as a front end to
help all stakeholders understand complex health data and see community “risk profiles.” Data
is continuously updated. Promising practices are linked to help people find evidence-based
interventions. HCI’s technology is an end-to-end solution for improving community health and
supports hospitals, health departments and coalitions with IRS 990 requirements, Public Health
Accreditation (PHAB), CHIP, SHIP, MAPP and Collective Impact planning.
This is a summary of all of the QI projects reported by KDHE staff in 2019. For questions about projects, please contact the team leader or other team members listed for the project.
This presentation from Nov 2014 Open Forum will help attendees to differentiate between Community Health Improvement Plans, Strategic Plans, and QI Plans, and understand how they fit together. The presentation provide an overview of the planning processes based on their experience working with health departments and explain how a health department was able to create and implement each of these plans without having to start from scratch.
Presenters: Julia Heany, Michigan Public Health Institute and Heather Reffett, DC Department of Health
Facilitator: Jessica Solomon Fisher, National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO)
Wellness Connections--The Program Manager will be responsible for the overall establishment and daily operations of a Wellness Connections recovery center.
Health Datapalooza IV: June 3rd-4th, 2013
APPS EXPO LIVE DEMOS
Tuesday June 4, 2013 • 1:30pm - 5:00pm
Location: Ambassador Ballroom
Healthy Communities Institute’s web-based platform, the Healthy Communities Network (HCN),
is available for any community in the United States. The system pulls health data from national,
state, and local sources, and provides dashboards and interactive GIS maps as a front end to
help all stakeholders understand complex health data and see community “risk profiles.” Data
is continuously updated. Promising practices are linked to help people find evidence-based
interventions. HCI’s technology is an end-to-end solution for improving community health and
supports hospitals, health departments and coalitions with IRS 990 requirements, Public Health
Accreditation (PHAB), CHIP, SHIP, MAPP and Collective Impact planning.
This is a summary of all of the QI projects reported by KDHE staff in 2019. For questions about projects, please contact the team leader or other team members listed for the project.
This presentation from Nov 2014 Open Forum will help attendees to differentiate between Community Health Improvement Plans, Strategic Plans, and QI Plans, and understand how they fit together. The presentation provide an overview of the planning processes based on their experience working with health departments and explain how a health department was able to create and implement each of these plans without having to start from scratch.
Presenters: Julia Heany, Michigan Public Health Institute and Heather Reffett, DC Department of Health
Facilitator: Jessica Solomon Fisher, National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO)
Wellness Connections--The Program Manager will be responsible for the overall establishment and daily operations of a Wellness Connections recovery center.
Dr. Maket has over 22 years of progressive experience in senior organizational management and leadership. He has extensive expertise in public health program design, planning and health systems strengthening in Africa, with specific focus on HIV/AIDS Prevention and Care, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (MNCH), Malaria, Reproductive Health and Family Planning. Dr. Maket has in the recent expanded his experience and skill set by leading Danya Africa regional team in the design and implementation of food security and nutrition programs under USAID’s Feed the Future initiative that integrated best practices in Social and Behavior Change communication; Monitoring, Research, Evaluation an Learning; ICT and Capacity Building. Dr. Maket has a track record of successful business development in East and Southern Africa and has established networks within the public and private sectors as well as local and international NGOs including the donor community.
Working as Team Leader, Program Support Consultancy, Urban Public & Environmental Health Sector Development Program, Local Government Division (LGD), MOLGRD&C and Asian Development Bank (ADB). Worked as Project Director-USAID’s special project, Director M&E-USAID’s ($46m) food security program, M&E Coordinator- UNDP’s largest project ($120m), Director (MIS/M&E) & TL (MIS/M&E)-USAID’s largest health programs ($60m & $46m respectively).
Completed MBA & M.Sc. 23-year skilled in program management, M&E/MIS & received 9 international/regional training on MIS/M&E. Developed PMPs, M&E plans, & conducted surveys. Worked with donor, stakeholders & ensured smooth operation of the projects, work plans & reports in time.
Delegated in the “Consultation on Mainstreaming Monitoring and Evaluation teachings in MPH programs across 4 South Asian Countries” in India. Got prestigious scholarship on merit basis from University of North Carolina, USA.
Computerized information of 4 million families, implemented BCC & pro-poor activities. Processed 3,000 contracts in a year (worth of Tk. 750 million).
Trained 1920+ GoB & NGO leaders on MIS/M&E and enhanced their analysis capacity.
Working as Team Leader, Program Support Consultancy, Urban Public & Environmental Health Sector Development Program, Local Government Division (LGD), MOLGRD&C and Asian Development Bank (ADB). Worked as Project Director-USAID’s special project, Director M&E-USAID’s ($46m) food security program, M&E Coordinator- UNDP’s largest project ($120m), Director (MIS/M&E) & Team Leader (MIS/M&E)-USAID’s largest health programs ($60m & $46m respectively).
Completed MBA & M.Sc. 23-year skilled in program management, M&E/MIS & received 9 international/regional training on MIS/M&E. Developed PMPs, M&E plans, & conducted surveys. Worked with donor, stakeholders & ensured smooth operation of the projects, work plans & reports in time.
Delegated in the “Consultation on Mainstreaming Monitoring and Evaluation teachings in MPH programs across 4 South Asian Countries” in India. Got prestigious scholarship on merit basis from University of North Carolina, USA.
Computerized information of 4 million families, implemented BCC & pro-poor activities. Processed 3,000 contracts in a year (worth of Tk. 750 million).
Trained 1920+ GoB & NGO leaders on MIS/M&E and enhanced their analysis capacity.
UNDERSTANDING THE DYNAMICS OF SUCCESSFUL HEALTH SYSTEM STRENGTHENING INTERVEN...HFG Project
This brief summarizes the results from cross-case analysis of five
retrospective, qualitative case studies of successful USAID-funded
health systems strengthening (HSS) interventions
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1. LENNIE BAZIRA. KYOMUHANGI, MPH
5400 Buffalo Court Antioch CA 94531 – 9028 United States of America
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SENIOR PROGRAM MANAGER
Public Health Operations | Financial Management | Relationship Management
Accomplished, versatile Senior Program Manager with a diverse career history of achievement leading a broad array of
initiatives focused on the financial and program performance/improvement of healthcare organizations. Lengthy tenure held
as a Health Economist; through which extensive expertise in Health Systems Strengthening (HSS) and Health Care
Financing (HCF) was honed. Accomplished in program evaluations and health economics; adept within both the private
and corporate sectors. Avid proponent for and qualified in public health with international aptitude guiding and leading
progressive public health initiatives and programs. Lengthy repertoire of relevant publications and presentations. Exemplary
leadership and communication skills and excels in demanding environments.
International Health
NGO Operations
Strategic Planning & Analysis
Program Evaluations
Performance Based Financing
Process Improvement
Policy & Procedure Development
Regulatory Compliance
Budget Development
Economic Evaluation
Team Leadership
Stakeholder Communication
Problem Resolution
PRO FES S IO N AL EXPERIEN C E
INDEPENDENT 2016 – Present
Public Health Consultant – United States
Serve as an independent consultant in supporting a diverse portfolio of clients in proposal writing/editing, program
management, relationship management.
Key Achievements: I have successfully linked an Indian hospital group to a private hospital in Uganda which has
resulted in a formal mutually beneficial partnership within a few months.
AMREF HEALTH AFRICA 2011 – 2016
Chief Program Officer, Interim CEO, & Country Director – Nairobi Kenya
Rapidly progressed through a number of specialized roles in recognition of exceptional capabilities
Successfully streamlined country management supervision and support systems/tools.
Defined and developed a policy brief to effectively guide organization in preparation of opening in new countries;
policy still in use to date.
As Interim CEO; developed and administered an annual budget of $87M across 17 country offices.
Strategically managed donor relations consisting of bilateral/multilateral donors and private foundations.
Cultivated team morale by taking a hands-on approach in corporate meetings and in visiting 50%+ of the affiliated
countries to foster field relationships.
As the Country Director of Kenya: Led my team on several project and program evaluations
Worked on the development of the Organizational Development and Systems Strengthening (ODSS) kit that was
adopted by the World Bank Team in Kenya for grant management
Key Achievements: Led the organization to refine proposal for the establishment of the AMREF International University,
which was approved by the board. Supported the successful awards of multi-country, multi-million-dollar public health
grants. Improved the technical and management programming with consistent annual program and financial performance
rates of 100%. Redesigned the country self-control assessment checklist, guided the refocusing of the Monitoring and
Evaluation department.
2. LENNIE BAZIRA KYOMUHANGI, MPH
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ABT ASSOCIATES 2010 – 2011
Deputy Manager – PATHS 2 DFID – Abuja Nigeria
Coordinated efforts with the National Program and Portfolio Managers in overall project management.
Built and maintained collaborative relationships with donors, partners, and government stakeholders.
Played an integral role on the team that conducted a feasibility study on the introduction of Pay for Performance
(P4P) in one state in Nigeria with the aim of scaling it out after the pilot phase.
Participated in the DFID Value for Money Audit of the project
Key Achievements: Put in place effective partner coordination systems and ensured consistent achievements of all donor
program and finance target achievements. Successful DFID VFM audit of the project
UNIVERSITYOF MARYLAND SCHOOL OFMEDICINE (UMB) 2008 – 2010
Associate Country Director & Regional Performance-Based Funding Technical Advisor – Kigali Rwanda
Founded the UMB Rwanda country operations; establishing offices, recruiting personnel, and defining
managerial/operational systems and processes.
Supported the PBF evaluation in Western Rwanda at out project supported sites
Oversaw and coordinated the costing study analysis for HIV/AIDS services in Kenya, Zambia, and Nigeria.
Launched the pilot initiative for Performance-Based Financing (PBF) at healthcare facilitate across 3 countries
under PEPFAR supported multi-country AIDSRelief Project.
Key Achievements: Established UMB Rwanda program operations and put in place management and operational
systems still in use today. Published a case study on Health Systems Strengthening commissioned by the GFATM
in collaboration with a team from Geneva
CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES (CRS) 2006 – 2008
Chief of Party – AIDSRelief – Abuja Nigeria
Oversaw technical and budgetary operations for this progressive project; consisting of a team of 50.
Over the course of two years, acquired ~$50M for HIV/AIDS services.
Voted Best Program Staff of the Year in 2006 and won the CRS Global SPOT Award in Nigeria.
Fostered and cultivated partnerships and served as primary point of contact with UMB-IHV and Futures Group.
Key Achievements: Led the continuing application processes that ensured funding of the project. In two years,acquired an
estimated $50M total for HIV/AIDS services through the AIDSRelief program’s fourth and fifth years. I was voted best
program staff of the year in 2006 and won the CRS global SPOT award in Nigeria.
Additional professional experience as a Research Facilitator & Head of Hospital Dental Department in South Africa and
Uganda
ED UC AT IO N & CRED EN T IALS
Master of Public Health – Concentration in Health Economics, University of Cape Town South Africa
Post Graduate Diploma in Human Resources Management, Uganda Management Institute
Bachelor’s Degree in Dental Surgery, Makerere University Uganda
3. LENNIE BAZIRA KYOMUHANGI, MPH
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Professional Development & Licensure: Certificate on USAID Contracts Management, Certificate in Executive
Leadership, Diploma in Health Systems Management; Certificate in Governance and Health
Affiliations: International Health Economics Association, African Health Economics Association, American Public Health
Association
Languages: English, Luganda, and Runyakitara, with intermediate skills in French and Swahili
Countries of Experience: USA, Uganda, South Africa, Nigeria, Rwanda, Kenya, Tanzania, Senegal, Zambia, Malawi,
Ethiopia
PRES EN T AT IO N S & PUB LIC AT IO N S
Lennie Bazira Kyomuhangi (2005); Author by Lambert Academic Publishing: ART Program Expansion in Uganda and
Financial Sustainability.
Gary Gaumer, Xingzhu Liu, Lennie Bazira Kyomuhangi, and Susan Scribner (2006): Feasibility of an insurance program
for HIV/AIDS Financing in Uganda.
Lennie Kyomuhangi (2005): Financial cost implications and sustainability of scaling up ART services in Uganda and
Senegal.
Kyomuhangi LB and Mubangizi BD (2005): Expenditure review and financing projection for HIV/AIDS services in
Uganda; A Report prepared for the Global Fund on AIDS, TB, Malaria (GFATM, Uganda Office).
Stephen Musau, Catherine Chanfreau, Lennie Bazira Kyomuhangi (2005): Field-testing Costing Guidelines for Home-
based Care: The Case of Uganda.
Gary Gaumer, Xingzhu Liu, Lennie Bazira Kyomuhangi, and Susan Scribner (2005): Survey of private Health Facilities in
Uganda.
Mandelli Andrea, Lennie Bazira S. Kyomuhangi and Susan Scribner (2005): Survey of Private Health Facilities in Uganda.
Mia Liisa van der Kop, Samuel Muhula, Anna M Ekström , Kate Jongbloed, Kirsten Smillie, Bonface Abunah, Koki
Kinagwi, Lennie B Kyomuhangi, Lawrence Gelmon, David I Ojakaa, Richard T Lester, and Patricia O Awiti
(2016): Participation in a mobile health intervention trial to improve retention in HIV care: Does Gender Matter?
Mia Liisa van der Kop, Lehana Thabane, Patricia Opondo Awiti, Samuel Muhula, Lennie Bazira Kyomuhangi, Richard
Todd Lester†, and Anna Mia Ekström (2016): Advanced HIV disease at presentation to care in Nairobi, Kenya:
Late Diagnosis or Delayed Linkage To Care?—A Cross-Sectional Study