Frank Ategeka is the Director of programs and impact at Asante Africa Foundation where he also previously served as the director for monitoring, evaluation and learning. He previously worked as a senior monitoring and evaluation officer at the Center for Health, Human Rights and Development (CEHURD) in Uganda . Frank holds a master’s degree in public health (Global Health) from the University of Manchester, UK; a post graduate certificate in monitoring and evaluation from the University of Washington; a post graduate diploma in monitoring and evaluation from Uganda Management Institute graduate certificate in Research by World Bank and a bachelor’s degree in computer engineering from Makerere University in Uganda. Frank also holds a post graduate certificate in project planning and management. He was a Global Health Corps fellow in Uganda between 2018 and 2019 and served as the Global Health Corps alumni vice president in 2020. He has previously worked in various capacities in the field of monitoring and evaluation and program management for several national and international organizations such as Baylor Uganda, Global Health Corps, Windle Trust International and Action Africa Help in areas of health, technology and education and livelihoods. Frank was also and open internet for Democracy fellow in 2021 where he undertook research and advocacy on technology and democracy with a focus on the impact of internet shutdown on democracy and refugees in Uganda.

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