Alhassan Bulama is a public health and research professional with over 10 years of experience in technical research, program management, and monitoring and evaluation. He has worked with Malaria Consortium, Society for Family Health, and the World Health Organization, contributing to research and program development in the areas of economic empowerment and livelihood initiatives, sexual and reproductive health, immunization, health systems strengthening, and maternal and child health programs. He is trained and experienced in human-centered design projects. He holds degrees in Physiology and Public Health and is pursuing a PhD in Behavioral Neuroscience.