Pierre Pratley

Pierre Pratley is a dedicated global health professional with expertise in biomedical and social science research, sustainable development, health policy, and health systems strengthening.

He holds a Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) degree in Global Health from The George Washington University and has a background in Rural Development, Medical Biology, and Biology.

Pierre's professional and research interests focus on leveraging social determinants of health, interdisciplinary research methods, and managing global health systems.

Having completed his education at renowned institutions such as The George Washington University, Wageningen Universiteit en Researchcentrum, and University of Groningen, Pierre has gained extensive knowledge and skills in his field.

Throughout his career, Pierre has held various roles including Advisor for Health Systems at KIT Royal Tropical Institute and Specialist in Sustainable Development and Health Policies at Pan American Health Organization.

He has also been involved in projects like the Household Survey in Windhoek, Namibia and has contributed to academia as a member of various organizations and as a Fulbright fellow.

Pierre Pratley's expertise lies in Global Health Policy, Sustainable Development, Interdisciplinary Research, Social Determinants of Health, Survey Design, Project Management, and Evaluation.

His dedication to improving global health systems and his commitment to public health make him a valuable asset in the field of global health.