Developed Country NGO Delegation to the Stop TB Partnership Board

Names	Organization	Country of Work
Deliana Garcia (Board Member)	Migrants Clinicians Network	United States
Katy Kydd Wright (Interim Alternate Board Member)	International Civil Society Support	Canada
Joanne Carter	RESULTS USA	United States
Olya Golichenko	Frontline AIDS	United Kingdom
Janika Hauser	RESULTS UK	United Kingdom
Selamawit Adugna Bekele	RESULTS USA	Unites States
Robyn Christine Waite	International Civil Society Support	Canada

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DELIANA GARCIA

Board Member, Migrant Clinicians Networks

 

Deliana (Del) has worked for 30 years to meet the health care needs of migrant workers and other underserved mobile populations. With expertise in reproductive health, access to primary care, chronic care management and infectious disease control and prevention, Del is responsible for the development of MCN’s Health Network, a global system of bridge case management to provide continuity of care and health records transfer across international border for migrants. She serves as a liaison between the governmental and nongovernmental health organizations of the United States and other countries.

 

JOANNE CARTER

RESULTS USA

Joanne Carter is the Executive Director of RESULTS and RESULTS Educational Fund since 2008. She works with key U.S. administration and congressional allies, partner organizations, and technical agencies to orchestrate U.S.A. and international campaigns to tackle major diseases of poverty, increase access to education, expand economic opportunity for the poorest, and reform World Bank and International Monetary Fund policies.

Under her leadership, RESULTS/REF has grown to include chapters now found in every state in the US. In that time, RESULTS was instrumental in the creation and expansion of the Child Survival and Health Programs Fund, expansion of global TB funding, and provisions that require U.S. representatives to the World Bank and IMF to oppose user fees for primary health and education. As founding Project Lead for ACTION, Joanne has helped build this global health advocacy partnership across ten countries on five continents and guide its efforts to help mobilize billions of dollars of financial resources to end diseases of poverty and ensure equitable access to health.

 

 

 

OLYA GOLICHENKO

Frontline AIDS

 

Olya has been working with Frontline AIDS and Alliance for Public Health in Ukraine since 2006. In her diverse roles, Olya worked on harm reduction advocacy in Ukraine, profiling HIV/AIDS within the global health agenda (as part of Action for Global Health UK Network), harm reduction and drug policy advocacy in Asia. In 2009-2010, she joined UNICEF Ukraine to work closely with the Ministry of Health on health systems strengthening and restoring public trust to immunization. She has a keen interest in self-care among activists as well as monitoring and evaluation of advocacy work. Olya studied political sociology, anthropology and international health.

JANIKA HAUSER

RESULTS UK

 

Janika is the senior parliamentary advocacy officer for TB with RESULTS UK and acts as policy adviser to the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Global TB in the UK Parliament. She is the Secretary to the UK Academics and Professionals to End TB Network, which she helped co-found. She holds a BA in Politics and International Relations and an MSc in Human Security. She has worked on TB since 2014 with a number of organizations, including NGOs, UN agencies, and academic institutions.

SELAMAWIT ADUGNA BEKELE

RESULTS USA

Selamawit Bekele is a Policy Advocacy Expert with over fifteen years of experience addressing critical social issues on the grassroots and international development platforms. Currently based in Washington D.C., Selamawit serves as a Manager for Global Health Partnerships at RESULS Educational Fund, a non-partisan, non-profit organization working with key policymakers, partner organizations, and technical agencies orchestrating U.S and international campaigns to tackle major diseases of poverty, increase access to education, expand economic opportunity for the poorest, and reform Wolrd Bank and International Monetary Fund policies.

Selamawit has worked and studied in Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, Ghana, South-Sudan, West Bank and in the United States. She has a master´s degree in Development Economics from The Catholic University of America and masters´s in Gener Studies from Addis Ababa University, College of Development Studies.