Ilona Dorji

        Founder

Ilona Dorji is the visionary founder and lead evaluator at Frontline Evaluators, a consultancy dedicated to delivering high-quality program evaluations in challenging humanitarian settings. Under Ilona’s leadership, Frontline Evaluators has become a trusted partner for NGOs, United Nations agencies, and philanthropic organizations seeking rigorous, culturally sensitive evaluations that drive evidence-based decision-making. Known for her strategic vision and commitment to amplifying local voices, Ilona has successfully led evaluations in Africa, Asia, and Latin America, producing insights that inform policy and enhance program effectiveness on the ground.

Gift Moses Adams

 Local Evaluation Officer

 Gift Moses brings extensive experience in field data collection and community engagement across South Sudan. His deep understanding of local dynamics ensures evaluations are contextually grounded and insightful. With a commitment to impactful, sustainable recommendations, he strengthens Frontline’s mission to drive meaningful change in South Sudan.

Caroline Lakareber

 Local Evaluation Officer

Caroline excels in community-based evaluation, bringing a nuanced approach to data gathering and stakeholder collaboration in South Sudan. Her expertise in contextual analysis provides actionable insights that align with local needs, supporting Frontline’s vision of sustainable impact and community resilience.

Samuel Ladu

Logistics Officer

As the Logistics Officer for Frontline Evaluators, Sam plays a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of evaluation missions in challenging, remote areas. With expertise in supply chain management, transportation logistics, and field coordination, Sam manages the movement of team members, equipment, and resources essential for delivering impactful project evaluations in South Sudan.