Emmanuel Dennis Ngongo
About Emmanuel Dennis Ngongo
Emmanuel Dennis Ngongo is a Senior Manager for Policy and Partnerships in East & Central Africa at Evidence Action, with extensive experience in youth development and climate change initiatives. He has held various leadership roles and has a strong academic background in management and business administration.
Current Role at Evidence Action
Emmanuel Dennis Ngongo serves as the Senior Manager for Policy and Partnerships in East and Central Africa at Evidence Action. He has held this position since 2013, contributing to the organization's mission of improving the lives of people through evidence-based interventions. His role involves developing strategic partnerships and policies that enhance the effectiveness of programs across the region.
Professional Background
Emmanuel has a diverse professional background, having worked in various capacities that focus on youth development and policy advocacy. He was a Country Coordinator for Youth Employment Systems in Kenya from 1999 to 2007 and served as a Board Member for the Open Society Foundations Youth Initiative from 2008 to 2012. Additionally, he was the Convener for the National Youth Convention in Kenya from 2007 to 2010, where he led initiatives aimed at integrating youth policies.
Education and Training
Emmanuel's educational background includes studies in Information Communication Technology at Genesis College, where he completed a Computer Studies program in 2003. He also studied Business Administration and Management at the Swedish Institute for Public Administration, completing a Strategic Business Management Program from 2013 to 2014. Furthermore, he has pursued studies in Service and Sales at Kenya Utalii College and Management and Systems Development Studies at the Kenya Institute of Management.
Initiatives and Leadership
Emmanuel founded and directs the Green Team, an initiative aimed at promoting innovative climate change practices and developing cost-effective operational models. He has demonstrated leadership in various capacities, including serving as an Advisory Council Member for Uraia Trust since 2013. His involvement in these initiatives reflects his commitment to addressing environmental, economic, and social challenges in Africa.
Scholarships and Recognition
In 2010, Emmanuel was awarded the David Sjögren Memorial Fund scholarship from the Tällberg Foundation in Sweden. This scholarship supports the development of young African leaders, recognizing his potential and contributions to youth development and policy advocacy.