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Eric Otu Beecham

Secretariat

Afrobarometer

Eric Otu Beecham is a monitoring, evaluation, and learning (MEL) officer at Afrobarometer.

Biography

Eric Otu Beecham is a Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) Officer at Afrobarometer, where he supports the MEL program’s development, implementation, maintenance, and innovation.

His work includes updating and managing MEL reporting tools, tracking policy visibility, assessing National Partner performance, and contributing to donor reporting. He holds a first-class degree from the University of Cape Coast and an MPhil from the University of Ghana.

A beneficiary of the Afrobarometer English Language Summer School at the University of Pretoria and the Intermediate Workshop at the University of Cape Town, his long-term goal is to enhance MEL frameworks to improve governance and development outcomes across Africa.

Areas of interest

Language

English

Publications

AD1185: Seychellois say climate change is making life worse, call on government and rich countries to act

AD1175: Seychellois open to international collaboration, want greater African voice on global platforms

AD1145: Cabo Verdeans approve of government’s COVID-19 response but see it as unprepared for future emergencies

AD1145: Os Cabo-verdianos aprovam a resposta do governo à COVID-19, mas consideram-no despreparado para emergências futuras

AD1091: Mixed reviews: Cabo Verdeans divided over government performance on child welfare

AD1091: Opiniões mistas: Cabo-verdianos divididos sobre o desempenho do governo no bem-estar infantil

AD984: Amid growing insecurity, Sudanese see lack of police professionalism

AD947: Sudanese reject domestic violence but see it as a private matter to be handled within the family

AD924: Malawians oppose corporal punishment, see lack of support services for vulnerable children

AD912: Despite government efforts, most Ugandans still lack reliable electricity

AD892: Kenyans applaud government on electricity provision, but many rural and poor households still lack access to the grid

AD814: Nigerians lack reliable electricity, leaving most discontent with government’s efforts

AD782: Amid economic gloom, few Malawians hold hope for improvement