Michael Wod-Awat Olworo is a seasoned strategic communication consultant with an extensive career spanning over 20 years in both national and international settings. The expert is renowned for designing, implementing, monitoring, and evaluating strategic communication initiatives tailored to health and development sectors. His collaborations extend to international funding organizations, including UN agencies, international NGOs, and national governments, showcasing his versatility and reliability in multifaceted environments.

His expertise shines in integrated cross-sectoral communication support, notably with projects for UNICEF Uganda focusing on child protection, education, health, and HIV/AIDS. In leadership roles, he has developed robust communication strategies for regenerative agriculture, climate resilience, and renewable energy, facilitating capacity building and stakeholder engagement.

Key achievements include leading the development and implementation of communication strategies for large-scale projects such as the Uganda National Start-Up Advocacy, and the Spotlight Initiative Project for ending violence against women and children. His methodologies have resulted in measurable impacts like enhanced community mobilization and engagement, improved policy advocacy, and effective behavior change communication.

Michael excels in developing audience-focused IEC materials and guiding participatory communication processes. With more than 30 years in development communication, his technical skills encompass conflict resolution, gender analysis, and capacity building. His profound understanding of cross-cultural dynamics underpins his ability to navigate and initiate progress in challenging development environments, positioning him as a compelling candidate for strategic roles in the sector.