Yemen Sahar Al wrafy
About me
I am a public health specialist with a Master’s degree in Public Health and 14 of experience in the humanitarian and health sectors with international organizations, including the United Nations World Food Programme (UNWFP). My work focuses on improving health systems, monitoring and evaluation (M&E), and promoting community health in conflict-affected areas. I have worked on managing and implementing nutrition programs focused on treating malnutrition among mothers and children under five. My work has contributed to improving community health outcomes in vulnerable and conflict-affected areas. I am passionate about advancing women’s roles in science and promoting equitable access to Healthcare and I am committed to supporting science and development in underrepresented communities.
I am a public health professional with a Master's degree in Public Health and 14 of experience working with international humanitarian organizations, including the United Nations World Food Programme (UNWFP). My work has focused on maternal and child health, particularly in the management and treatment of malnutrition among mothers and children under the age of five in conflict-affected and underserved areas.
Throughout my career, I have been involved in designing, implementing, and monitoring health and nutrition interventions. I have led field teams, conducted assessments, and collaborated with local and international partners to improve program outcomes. I also have strong experience in Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning (MEAL), helping ensure the quality and impact of health programs through data-driven approaches. My commitment to improving public health services is deeply rooted in my belief in equity, access, and the empowerment of women in science and development. I continuously seek opportunities to build my skills and contribute to global health knowledge and practices. Joining OWSD aligns with my vision of being part of a global network of women scientists working to address pressing health challenges.