I collaborate with global, regional, and national partners to drive high-impact, sustainable responses to HIV, TB, and malaria. From the Global Fund & UNAIDS, to grassroots networks and civil society, I work to expand equitable healthcare and empower key and vulnerable communities. Grounded in a deep understanding of global health systems, I lead rights-based, evidence-driven strategies that strengthen systems, amplify community voices, and deliver lasting change.
CORE VALUES
Partners
My partnerships span global institutions, multilateral organizations, civil society movements, and academic research — including the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFATM), United Nations Programme for HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), Prevention Access Campaign, Eurasian Harm Reduction Association (EHRA) , International Network of People who Use Drugs (INPUD), and the Karolinska Institute — all united by a shared mission to expand access and equity in health.
Areas of Expertise
Career Highlights
Mainstreaming human rights and gender equity into Global Fund programming —amplifying the voices of key populations.
Advising on funding proposals across the Global Fund portfolios to align with community, rights and gender priorities, resulting in more inclusive and effective grants.
Coordinating the Global Fund’s Community Engagement Strategic Initiative - increasing the participation of people who use drugs in national decision-making in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, South East Asia, and High Impact Africa.
Supporting the introduction of Opioid Agonist Treatment (OAT) in Pakistan and Nigeria through national strategy development and rights-based advocacy.
Strengthening civil society advocacy for sustainable, domestic financing of essential health services, contributing to resilient health systems.
Designing and delivering people-centered programs for key populations in diverse regional contexts.
Contributing to regional platforms and donor dialogues to foster collaboration and promote community-led innovation in public health.