Muhammad Muhammad Saleh (Dr. Saleh)

Muhammad Muhammad Saleh is a public health worker with seven years’ progressive experience in the areas of maternal, newborn and child health, and HIV/AIDS. He is currently project director for the Partnership in Advocacy for Child and Family Health (PACFaH), and in this role focuses on capacity and synergy building, and coordinating a coalition of seven CSO’s who work as advocates of family and reproductive health to make the government more responsive to its obligations, through policy dialogue and accountability in governance of public health. He holds a Master’s degree in Public Health, and is a recipient of the Fellowship Award from the prestigious Institute of Humanitarian Studies and Social Development. Muhammad Muhammad Saleh intends to continue his work upon return by advancing leadership and management knowledge with skills in MNCH through his recently incorporated organization, Global Foundation for Sustainable Reproductive and Family Health, in Nigeria.