Kanuth Kanuth Dimoso is a Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Director within the Shinda Malaria program implemented by Ifakara Health Institute.

With over 15 years of professional experience in program management, Kanuth has significantly contributed to various projects, including co-leading proposal development teams for initiatives like the Ifakara-TMSA (Shinda Malaria) Award, PSI Dhibiti Malaria, and PSI Impact Malaria. His expertise extends to successful project implementations, such as the PSI VectorLink Project, where he played a key role in the ITN Scope for Tanzania and presented a poster at the 2020 ASTMH (virtual). 

Notably, in the Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs' VectorWorks Project, Kanuth led proposal development, coordinated multiple studies, and provided international oversight to ZAPIM Zimbabwe during the Mazowe LLINs Endline Survey. His contributions were recognized with a poster presentation at the 2017 ASTMH in Baltimore, USA.

Kanuth possesses a diverse educational background, including a Master’s in Rural Development from Sokoine University of Agriculture, a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) from Mzumbe University and a Diploma in Philosophy & Religious Studies from Kibosho Philosophicum College.