Earnest Maswera

Strategic-thinking individual experienced in turning low-performing organizations into top performing organizations. Strategic skills in engaging at government and other stakeholder levels for organizational benefits. Team focused leadership that seeks the best out of each member. Offering engaging and pleasant personality with expertise to get the job done Performance-oriented Leader showing a trail of exceptional record of achievement over 20 year career. Tenacious manager with strategic and analytical approach to solving problems, bringing in stakeholders and donors and accomplishing targets. Talented in identifying and capitalizing on emerging trends and to build opportunities for the organization

• Together with a team of other youth officers, mooted the idea and initiated the National HIV/AIDS High School Quiz in Zimbabwe
• Facilitated the development of the first strategic plan of Kubatsirana, one of the biggest AIDs service organisations in Mozambique
• Facilitated the Development of an HIV AIDS initiative (Kunzwana AIDS Action Groups for Kunzwana women's' association)
• Spearheaded the Mutare Catholic Relief Services sub-office initiative a new.
• Improvement and development of the SCUK Mozambique, OVC community based model focussing on Community care Committees in Mozambique
• Led the Registration process of Tearfund in Mozambique

• Zambia
• South Africa
• Botswana
• Angola
• Uganda
• Malawi
• Kenya
• Ethiopia
• Mozambique
• Swaziland
• United Kingdom
• Ghana
• Tanzania
• Rwanda

• 156 Rekayi Tangwena Greenside, Mutare, Zimbabwe
• Trancapassi, Chimoio, Mozambique

• 2021, Programmes
• 2019, John Maxwell leadership course for 12 weeks
• 2005, Leading Tearfund together (Global Leadership course run by Oxford Group)
• 2001, International OVC Working group Seminar by SCUK, Cardiff, UK.
• 2001, Regional HIV/AIDS workshop for Catholic Relief Services, Zimbabwe
• 1999, Participatory Rural Action orientation Training, by PRA Network Zimbabwe
• 1999, Research methods course by University of Nairobi in collaboration with University of Gent, Belgium (Kenya)
• 1998, Stepping Stones (Sexual Reproductive Health course) by Actionaid-Africa in collaboration with Family AIDS Caring Trust
• 1997, Regional Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation Workshop by Family AIDS caring Trust
• 1998, Regional Community Oriented HIV/AIDS Training
• 2009, Finances
• 2007, Strategic Financial management course Mango Training, Maputo
• 2001, Basic Finance management course. Mango training, Malawi
• 1999, Financial Management Course for Managers, Catholic Relief Services, Zimbabwe
• 1999, Financial Management workshop for Partners by EZE, Zimbabwe

• Nationality: Zimbabwean
• Marital Status: Married (2 children)

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