John Bosco Apire’s diverse background spanning health, education, food security, and agribusiness, brings a deeply informed perspective that blends issue-area expertise with strong technical knowledge. John’s vast experience in Monitoring, Evaluation, Learning, and Research (MERL) combined with a computer science background enables him to design and implement robust data collection, analysis, and reporting systems to drive evidence-based decision-making for the team. He uses these strengths to improve program effectiveness and foster organizational learning while promoting accountability.
Prior to joining Geneva Global, John worked for 13 years designing, implementing, monitoring, and managing multi-sectoral projects across health, nutrition, education, OVC, food security, climate resilience, and livelihoods programs. He worked on USAID projects such as the OVC North West Activity, Integrated Youth and Child Development Activity, Better Outcomes Activity, and Youth Alive portfolio. John holds a degree in Computer Science from Gulu University, Bachelor’s degree in Applied Information Technology from ISBAT University, Postgraduate Diploma in Monitoring and Evaluation from Uganda Technology and Management University, and a Master’s degree in Computing (Informational Systems) also from Uganda Technology and Management University.
Now at Geneva Global, John supports the Speed School program by designing, implementing and strengthening robust MERL systems to track program performance, outcomes, and impact. He ensures data is systematically generated, analyzed and translated into insights that will enhance program effectiveness. Long term, he is excited to lead MEL strategies at scale to promote sustainable development outcomes.