Country:
United States of America
Languages:
English, French, Swahili
Roles / Professions:
Academic, Coordinator (Site, Program, Project), Researcher
Bio:
Kileken ole-MoiYoi joined Global Health Delivery in 2007 as a case writer. He has developed several cases studies related to malaria and the role of public-private partnerships in global health. He managed on the ground research on health system strengthening in Kenya, contributed to the development of a system dynamics model for malaria control, and is developing curricula for executive education programs in global health.
Prior to GHD, he worked for TechnoServe, a Washington DC-based international development organization, which focuses on ‘business solutions to poverty.’ He also worked with Community Centered Conservation in the Comoros, integrating economic development with conservation efforts to improve marine park management and train community members on alternative income generation activities. While double majoring at Brown University (Political Economy of Development; Human Biology), he wrote an honors thesis on integrating sustainable economic development with malaria control in sub-Saharan Africa and co-founded EduVision, a Zurich-based organization that develops innovative technologies to enhance education programs in limited resource settings.
Prior to GHD, he worked for TechnoServe, a Washington DC-based international development organization, which focuses on ‘business solutions to poverty.’ He also worked with Community Centered Conservation in the Comoros, integrating economic development with conservation efforts to improve marine park management and train community members on alternative income generation activities. While double majoring at Brown University (Political Economy of Development; Human Biology), he wrote an honors thesis on integrating sustainable economic development with malaria control in sub-Saharan Africa and co-founded EduVision, a Zurich-based organization that develops innovative technologies to enhance education programs in limited resource settings.
Organizations:
Website: http://globalhealthdelivery.org/
Type: Non-Governmental Organization
Country: United States of America
About: The Global Health Delivery (GHD) Project is working to systematize the study of health care delivery, to disseminate new learning to practitioners, and improve health care delivery in resource-limited settings.
Website: http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/
Type: Academic Institution
Country: United States of America
About: The Harvard School of Public Health includes more than 200 faculty members working in various disciplines of public health. The overarching mission of the School - to advance the public's health through learning, discovery, and communication - comprises four objectives: to provide the highest level of education to public health scientists, practitioners, and leaders; to foster new discoveries leading to improved health for the people of this country and all nations; to strengthen health capacities and services for communities; and to inform policy debate, disseminate health information and increase awareness of public health as a public good and fundamental right.
