My highest qualifications are an MA in Development Studies and a Master of Philosophy in Statistics. My expertise and experience in advanced statistics, data collection, data analysis, and monitoring and evaluation will be very important to the duties specified under this role.
Cumulatively, I have worked as an M&E, data management, and research professional in areas including education, health, and rural development since September 2013 (10+ years). I have led the development of the M&E systems of programs covering 13 African countries including 12 West African.
I have worked on more than three databases and seven different statistical data analysis tools throughout this period. Salesforce, SAP ERP, and DHIMS are some systems I have used to manage the M&E process of large and complex programs and organizations, including Plan International. I have also worked extensively in using mobile-based applications for data collection, such as ODK, Taroworks, SurveyCTO, KoboCollect, and CommCare.
A. In 2022, I was also a guest for the New York University's International Education Department’s JEiE podcast titled 'Behind the Pages' to discuss intersectional issues creating education inequality for girls in Africa
B. Abdul Badi Sayibu (June 2022). Data disaggregation for inclusive quality education in emergencies: The COVID-19 experience in Ghana. Journal on Education in Emergencies (JEiE) 8 (2): 170-82. New York University, United States. DOI: https://doi.org/10.33682/6mt0-vs4g
C. Abdul Badi Sayibu, Ellie Caine, and Maggie Shergill (March 17, 2022). Ghana Learning TV: How virtual classrooms maintained girls' learning during school closures. https://girlseducationchallenge.org/blogs/blog-article/ghana-learning-tv-how-virtual-classrooms-maintained-girls-learning-during-school-closures/
E. Abdul Badi Sayibu and Ellie Caine (March 7, 2022). After-school clubs address gender barriers to education in Ghana. https://girlseducationchallenge.org/blogs/blog-article/after-school-clubs-address-gender-barriers-to-education-in-ghana/
F. Conference presentation title: Practical Support in an Unexpected Time: Learnings from Plan International’s Girls' Education Challenge portfolio on resilience, wellbeing, and safeguarding in its COVID-19 response
Conference: United Kingdom Forum for International Education and Training (UKFIET 2021), Oxford
Date: September 15, 2021
G. Abdul Badi Sayibu (2018). Modeling of Cerebral Spinal Meningitis (CSM) outbreak using stochastic epidemic models with Bayesian priors. International Journal of Mathematics and Physical Sciences Research
H. Abdul Badi Sayibu (January 2021). Impact evaluation of development programs using Bayesian longitudinal data analysis. Evaluation and Programme Planning. [Under review]
Issifu Muniratu
Country Director
Plan International
Sierra Leone
Telephone: 23275496074
Email: Muniratu.Issifu@plan-international.org
Frederick Tei-Nobi
Operations and Admin Manager
Street Child UK
33 Creechurch Lane, London
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Email: frederick.tei-nobi@street-child.org
Jesus Miguel Falcon
Education Program Lead
Plan International Ghana
Ghana – W/A
Telephone: 233557472077
Email: Miguel.Falcon@plan-international.org