Moses is a social science research and management expert with a niche in Public Health & Strategy. My major interests of research are centred on; Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs), Water Hygiene and Sanitation (WASH) and Sexual Reproductive Health all with a focus on humanitarian-development nexus. Over the years, I have gained expertise in working in humanitarian settings which are fragile and prone to conflicts and disasters and I have worked in South Sudan, Afghanistan, Sudan, Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda

He has hands-on skills in conducting and managing complex research projects, project evaluations and in designing social behaviour change and institutional strategies.

He is currently pursuing a PhD in Health Promotion at Maastricht University (Netherlands) with a focus on social norms affecting uptake of Sexual reproductive health services among pastoralists communities.

He possess a Masters of International Public Health from Liverpool Jones Monroe University, a Post Graduate Diploma in Project Planning and Management (UMI, Uganda), Master of Business Administration (SMU, India), a Bachelor of Procurement and Logistics Management (KIU, Uganda), Certificate in Research Administration and Grants management (NIH, USA), Certificate in Scientific Writing (NIH, USA) and has received CITI training of Research Ethics on Human Subjects