James Hurry Oyuru Senior Consultant : M & E , Statisian
areas of expertise
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Project Design & Risk Analysis
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Business Intelligence & Strategic Planning
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Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E)
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Value Chain Development & Market Linkages
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Research, Data Analysis, and Report Writing
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Training, Facilitation, and Capacity Building
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Entrepreneurship & Business Management
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Environmental Assessments & Agribusiness Development
education
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MSc in Project Management, Cavendish University (2012–2014)
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BSc in Statistics and Economics, Makerere University
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Diploma in Computer Systems Engineering, Wournsborough – Major in Web Technologies and Systems
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Diploma in Business Management & Entrepreneurship, Alison Centre – Major in Business
James Hurry Oyuru is a seasoned consultant with deep expertise in value chain development, project design, business strategy, and sustainable agriculture. He has worked extensively across Uganda, engaging communities, public institutions, and private sector players to design and implement impactful interventions. His multidisciplinary academic foundation, coupled with field-based experience and publication record, make him a valuable asset in development work, policy analysis, and strategic consultancy.
James continues to inspire change at the grassroots and policy level by linking strategic thinking with hands-on field execution. His commitment to inclusive growth, data-driven decisions, and innovation in agribusiness positions him as a valuable asset to any team aiming to achieve sustainable development goals..
James Hurry Oyuru is a seasoned Projects and Business Strategy Consultant with over a decade of experience in value chain development, agricultural market systems, monitoring and evaluation, and business development services across Uganda and the East African region. With a Master of Science in Project Management from Cavendish University, a Bachelor of Science in Statistics and Economics from Makerere University, and multiple professional diplomas in Computer Systems Engineering and Business Management, James brings a rare blend of analytical, technical, and entrepreneurial expertise to the development sector.
James has worked extensively with national and international organizations including the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), CARE International, Swiss Contact, Uganda Revenue Authority (URA), AVSI Foundation, World Vision, and the National Agricultural Advisory Services (NAADS). His work has directly impacted agricultural communities through the development of business models, strategic plans, market assessments, and value chain interventions—especially in high-impact areas such as shea nut, coffee, cocoa, mushrooms, garlic, and other agricultural commodities.
publications
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The Critical Role of Data-Driven Strategy in Driving Corporate Organizations and Private Sector Growth
Many businesses, large and small, have a huge source of great ideas that can help them improve, innovate, and grow, and yet so many of these companies never think of using this amazing corporate asset. What is this highly valuable asset? Its own people.
August 11, 2025Read More -
Financial Inclusion
For new possibilities , let us manage our financial situation with skills Financial InclusionEmbracing a Holistic Approach to Nurturing Integrity in Boarding Schools with digital payments FITnew July 24, 2024 Embracing a Holistic Approach to Nurturing Integrity in Boarding Schools By Robert M.J. Kintu 19.07.24 In today’s rapidly evolving world, ensuring that our
July 24, 2024Read More -
Empowering Africa’s Future: Maalitoto – Shaping Digital Generations
Supported by a robust sales force and tight cost controls, Pharm Ltd. experienced sustained double-digit growth over a number of years, only to find that their supply chain struggled to keep pace.
December 9, 2019Read More
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In partnership with IUCN, FIT Insights implemented a community-based market development project in Otuke District to support shea farmers. The initiative focused on building sustainable market linkages, cooperative structures, and capacity for value addition. Through training and organizational development, local communities—especially 382 women—were empowered to access better markets and improve household incomes.
