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Eroni Wavu
Eroni is an Indigenous Pacific Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) practitioner dedicated to advancingcommunity development through culturally grounded, context-specific, andtransformative MEL approaches.
His practice is rooted in Pacific waysof knowing, doing, and being, ensuring MEL not only measures change but honourspeople, relationships, and culture. Eroni’s work centres on creating positive,meaningful, and resilient change by strengthening MEL systems, amplifying localleadership, and modelling ethical, inclusive, and community-led methodologies.
A strong advocate for decolonised andlocally led MEL, Eroni has contributed to several regional initiatives. Hepreviously chaired the Pacific Community’s PacMEL Steering Committee and servedon the Industry Advisory Committee that co-developed the Pacific Diploma inMEL. He currently co-leads EvalYouth Pacific, Co-founder and Chair of the FijiMEL Community of Practice and hosts the Tok MEL Pasefika Podcast.
Area of Expertise: Culturally GroundedMEL, Systems Strengthening, Strategic Planning & Program Design, Learning& Adaptive Management, Gender Equality, Disabilities & Social Inclusion.
Favorite Quotes:
(1) “Weshould not be defined by the smallness of our islands, but by the greatness ofour oceans.” - Epeli Hau’ofa
(2) “Icome as one, but I stand as 10,000.” -Maya Angelou
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