Leonard Kasereka Kavyavu is an expert in the international development sector with a well-rounded background in rural development, gender, health, monitoring and evaluation, statistics, institutional development, and capacity building, as well as programme and resource management. Over the years, the expert has gained extensive experience by engaging in various projects with local and international initiatives.

The expert has collaborated extensively with international funding organizations such as WHO, UNICEF, ActionAid International, Oxfam International, WWF, Solidarite Protestante /Belgium, SOFRECO Conseil Santé, and the World Bank, among others. These collaborations have often focused on significant challenges, particularly in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where the expert holds citizenship.

Throughout their career, Leonard has consistently been involved in projects that require strategic planning and working effectively under pressure to meet deadlines. They have played key roles in project budgeting, conducting research, and implementing community-based approaches, including the identification of appropriate indicators to measure success.

Notable achievements of the expert include the implementation of Performance Based Financing (PBF) and conducting workshops to train other trainers in this approach. The expert's dedication to improving community health is evident through their work with numerous health sectors and institutions, where they have facilitated training sessions that significantly improve health outcomes.

The expert's technical skills include proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and SPSS 20.0, vital tools for project management and evaluation. Furthermore, Leonard's multilingual proficiency in English, French, Lingala, and Swahili has enabled effective communication and collaboration across various initiatives.

With a solid academic background, including a Master's Degree in Community Health and Development, Leonard continues to make a measurable impact through their work, leaving a meaningful imprint on the local and international development sphere.