Edwins Ainerukundo
Occupational Safety and Health
Edwins Ainerukundo
Occupational Safety and Health
Ainerukundo Edwins is a Health, Safety, Environment (HSE) and Road Safety professional with extensive experience supporting donor-funded road safety, public health and policy advocacy projects in Uganda. He currently serves as an HSE / Road Safety Officer at Uganda Road Accident Reduction Network Organization (URRENO), where he leads occupational safety, health, environmental safeguards, and community road safety initiatives across national and international programmes. He has contributed to major projects supported by the UN Road Safety Fund, Ministry of Works and Transport, Global Road Safety Partnership, Enable, the World Bank and the Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety, focusing on crash data systems, school road safety, community awareness and policy accountability. His work spans research, field data collection, training facilitation and safeguards implementation, with particular expertise in ISO 45001 occupational health and safety systems, accident investigation and environmental sustainability. Edwins holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Uganda Christian University and combines strong analytical and digital skills with practical road safety and HSE experience, making him a valuable asset to multidisciplinary road safety and development projects.
Fred Tumwine Nkuruho
Executive Director
Fred Tumwine Nkuruho
Executive Director
Mr Tumwine holds a Bachelor’s of Arts Degree from Makerere University (1988-91), Diploma in Transport Management from Makerere University (1998-2000) and Diploma in Education from Kyambogo University (1984-1986), Advanced Certificates in Traffic safety management (Kampala, 1999), Advanced Certificate in Transport sector reform studies from VTI Sweden (2000), Certificate in MAAP (Accident Data Base Management) in Kampala (2004)
He also holds a Certificate in Road Safety Advocacy from The Global Alliance for NGOs for Road Safety, Nairobi-Kenya (2018), a Certificate in Understanding and Internal Audit of Quality Management Systems, ISO 9001: 2015 from Uganda National Bureau of Standards-Kampala, a Campaign Management Training Africa Certificate from The Global Alliance for NGOs for Road Safety, through online (2020), a certificate in roles of Road Safety Audits in Improving Traffic Safety, November 8th-10th 2020 and a certificate of completion of the JRS Mentorship Program for Low and Middle-Income Country authors leading to publication in the Journal of Road Safety from the Australasian College of Road Safety.
Mr. Fred Tumwine Nkuruho has a strong combination of technical and socio-economic expertise in transport and safety management with over fifteen (15) years of experience in the implementation of government and private sector programs.
He has also worked with various development partners such as the: World Bank, DFID, DANIDA, European Union, Ukaid and others in physical infrastructure projects in both rural and urban areas of Uganda.
Twongyeirwe Peter
Accountant
Twongyeirwe Peter
Accountant
Peter Twongyeirwe is an experienced Ugandan accounting and finance professional with over ten years of progressive experience in financial management, auditing, taxation, and organizational administration. He has worked across health services, professional audit firms, and national sports institutions, supporting both private and public sector operations in Uganda. His work focuses on strong financial controls, compliance with international standards, and practical support to management decision making.
Peter is a Certified Public Accountant, CPA Level III, with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Finance and a Diploma in Business Administration. He also holds certificates in Occupational Health and Safety Management and Sports Administration.
He currently serves as a Project Finance Officer at the Uganda Olympic Committee, where he supports annual financial planning, prepares project and operational budgets, and translates program activities into financial plans. He manages payroll, monitors tax compliance in line with Uganda Revenue Authority requirements, and tracks project expenditures against approved budgets and donor agreements. His role ensures accountability and proper use of project funds while supporting program teams to deliver results.
Previously, Peter worked as an Audit Executive at Ronye Associates, where he handled internal and external audits for diverse clients. He prepared IFRS compliant financial statements, conducted risk assessments, reviewed internal controls, and led audit engagements from planning to reporting. He also mentored junior staff and prepared management letters highlighting control weaknesses and improvement actions.
He also served as Finance Manager at Promise Medical Centre, where he managed budgets, cash flow, financial reporting, procurement controls, and administrative systems. He advised senior management on financial planning, ensured compliance with policies, and strengthened financial systems to support service delivery. Earlier in his career, he worked as an Accounts Assistant at Shinelong Uganda Limited, gaining strong hands-on experience in financial reporting, receivables management, audit support, and business analysis. Peter is also skilled in computerized accounting and auditing systems, including QuickBooks, SAP, Tally, Iris, and CaseWare.
Mugisa Henry
Programs Manager
Mugisa Henry
Programs Manager
Henry Mugisa is a social development and humanitarian aid professional with over 12 years of experience designing and implementing interventions at both local and international levels in Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. His work spans social and environmental safeguards (including road safety, health and safety), WASH, education, and youth engagement.
He brings strong expertise in stakeholder coordination, program and project planning, and capacity building and is committed to inclusive, people-centered, and community-driven change.
Katusiime Mercy
Communication Officer
Katusiime Mercy
Communication Officer
Mercy holds a Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication from Uganda Christian University and also holds a Certificate in Integrated Marketing Communications, as well as a Certificate in Star Rating for Schools (2024). She is a communications and road safety advocacy professional with experience in designing and implementing strategic communication campaigns that promote safer mobility and public awareness.
With a background in media, storytelling, and stakeholder engagement, she utilizes communication as a strategic tool to influence policy, shape public opinion, and drive behavioral change towards safer and more inclusive road systems.
Atwine Edmond
Logistics Officer/Administrative Officer
Atwine Edmond
Logistics Officer/Administrative Officer
Edmond Atwine is a Ugandan road safety and logistics professional with over four years of hands-on experience in road safety research, project implementation, logistics coordination, and community engagement. He has worked closely with government institutions, international NGOs, and development partners to improve road safety outcomes, especially for children and vulnerable road users in Uganda.
He holds a bachelor’s degree in Procurement and Logistics Management from Uganda Christian University. He has also completed several specialized short courses in road safety and occupational health, including training with iRAP, the FIA Foundation Star Rating for Schools, ISO 45001 Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems, and transport and logistics research programs.
He has served as a Team Leader with Youth for Road Safety, where he led a project promoting non motorised transport in Kampala. He coordinated with city leaders, engaged schools and communities, conducted rapid assessments with young people, and led awareness campaigns that reached thousands of children and youths. The project combined field engagement with digital advocacy to increase public understanding of safe walking and cycling.
Edmond also works as a Researcher at URRENO and supported accountability initiatives on 30 km per hour zones, engaged with government officials, contributed to advocacy planning, and documentation lessons to strengthen policy implementation. In addition, he worked as a Data Collector for the World Bank on the Safe Journeys to Schools project, focusing on road safety and gender-based violence risks affecting school children.