Daily BriefPROFESSIONAL PORTFOLIO · RESEARCH LIBRARY
Assessments & Consultancy Portfolio
Consultancy work samples by Dr. Moses Simon Lado Gordon, alongside a curated reading library of public assessments and evaluations from recognised humanitarian, UN and technical sources.
Clear attribution matters: the consultancy sample below is supplied by the consultant. Public reports in the library are third-party publications and are not presented as work authored by Dr. Gordon.
01 / CONSULTANCY SAMPLE
Leadership and Governance Capacity Building for Boma Health Initiative Officers
Submitted to the Reproductive Health Association of South Sudan (RHASS). The report describes a capacity-building assignment for national and subnational BHI officers, with topics including strategic leadership, health-system governance, operational planning, SRHR integration, GBV referral pathways, coordination, accountability and routine data use.
CONSULTANCY REPORT · DOCX
Final Consultancy Report — BHI Leadership & Governance
Consultant: Dr. Moses Simon Lado Gordon · Duty station: Juba, South Sudan · Target group: 38 national and subnational BHI officers.
Publication note: the supplied document still contains fields marked for completion, including reporting dates, participant breakdown, baseline/endline results and annexes. It is presented as a sample document as supplied, not as a validated final evaluation dataset.
Selected reports hosted by their original publishers. Open each source for the full report, methodology, limitations and downloadable files where provided.
INTERSECTORAL NEEDS
South Sudan Intersectoral Needs Assessment (ISNA)
IOM Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) · September–November 2025
A multi-sector household assessment covering needs and vulnerabilities, displacement, shelter and non-food items, WASH, health, education, protection, assistance and social cohesion across South Sudan.
Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) · Released 28 April 2026
The IPC analysis estimates 7.8 million people face IPC Phase 3 or above during the projection period and discusses conflict, displacement, market disruption, disease and constrained humanitarian access.