Aloyce Odhiambo Rakinyo is the Data Manager at Safe Water and AIDS Project (SWAP), where he plays a pivotal role in data management, research, and program evaluation. With over eight years of experience working with NGOs such as Walter Reed Project (WRP), KEMRI/CDC, and Emory University/Great Lakes University, he has developed expertise in programming, statistical data analysis, and health research. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSc IT) from Maseno University and a Higher Diploma in Management of Information Systems (MIS) from Kenya College of Accountancy University. Aloyce has undergone specialized training in statistical data analysis software in collaboration with KEMRI/CDC and CDC Atlanta, equipping him with the skills to manage complex datasets and support evidence-based decision-making in public health interventions.

Aloyce is a senior team member of SWAP’s research department and a key contributor to multiple published studies. He is the lead researcher in an antenatal care study in Siaya County in partnership with Stockholm Environment Institute, assessing the health and economic impact of maternal health interventions. As a co-author and co-investigator in several research projects, he continues to collaborate with CDC Atlanta, bringing technical expertise and analytical rigor to SWAP’s research initiatives. His work is instrumental in evaluating health interventions, technologies, and products, ensuring that data-driven insights inform policy and program implementation. As a member of SWAP’s management team, he is committed to leveraging data for strategic decision-making, improving health outcomes, and advancing SWAP’s mission.