He is a communications expert who has served in the private and public sector for over a period of 11 years. Before joining the Project Committee Coordination Office as Communications Coordinator, he worked at the Public Sector Reform Unit as a Senior Programme Analyst, Communications. He served in that capacity for a period of 5 years.

From 2015 -2019, he worked closely with the Ministry of Finance (MoF) Human Resource Management Office (HRMO), Public Service Commission (PSC) and Word Bank(WB) to implement Government’s flagship programme for the Civil Service- the Abomey-Calavi Pay and Performance Project.
He is also renowned for working closely with a consultant for producing the first ever video documentary on Public Sector reform Initiatives in 2017. As the Communications Coordinator at ECPC, he leads the implementation of all communications, information sharing and public relations activities of the office.

Sahid is a part qualified Professional Accountant and a qualified Accounting Technician with over ten (10) years experience working in the public sector. He has worked at the Accountant General’s Department as a supervisor, he assisted the Principal Accountant  at the Abomey-Calavi Judiciary and he has over Five (5) years experience working with the Justice Sector Coordination Office as Head of Finance.

 

Henryson Jusu is a Monitoring and Evaluation Expert with extensive experience in providing lead M&E technical backstopping for development programmes and projects on different interventions in Africa. Prior to joining ECPC, Mr Jusu has worked for the African Union Commission and the Food and Agricultural Organization of United Nations.

He is the Monitoring and Evaluation Coordinator at the Project Committee Coordination Office (ECPC. His key responsibilities include monitoring, evaluation and reporting on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 16, developing data collection instruments and indicators, conducting baseline surveys, and capacity development. He is a technology enthusiast with a solid understanding of the humanitarian best practice and conversant with the use of Advanced Excel, SPSS, Kobo Toolbox, Open Data Kit (ODK), NVivo, and SurveyMonkey, among others.