A procurement and logistics professional committed to transparent, ethical supply chain management that supports WOJE's mission across South Sudan.
Strengthening procurement and supply chain systems for organizational excellence and sustainable impact
My name is Harriet Kamala, and I am a Procurement and Logistics Officer at Women for Justice and Equality (WOJE), a feminist grassroots organization based in Juba, South Sudan. Over the past three years, I have been privileged to contribute to the organization's mission by managing procurement and logistics functions that support efficient operations and program delivery.
I hold a Bachelor's degree in Procurement and Logistics Management from Ndejje University. Throughout my career, I have developed strong skills in procurement, supply chain management, strategic sourcing, logistics coordination, and procurement analysis. I am passionate about optimizing procurement processes, strengthening supply chain efficiency, and delivering value through transparent, ethical, and cost-effective procurement practices.
I am committed to continuous learning and professional growth. To strengthen my knowledge and skills, I have completed several professional courses and trainings, including a Certificate in Anti-Fraud (United Nations online course), a Certificate in Transitional Justice (AIPG online course), a Certificate in Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA), and training in Financial Management with SIHA Network. These learning opportunities have enhanced my understanding of accountability, governance, compliance, and responsible resource management.
I take pride in upholding integrity, professionalism, and high ethical standards in every aspect of my work. I enjoy working collaboratively with diverse teams and remain committed to improving procurement and supply chain systems that contribute to organizational excellence and sustainable impact.
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