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Ibrahim Innocent

Ibrahim Innocent

Program Manager, Jhpiego

Ibrahim Innocent is a program manager, coordinating the DMPA-SC project focusing on task shifting and self-care for Jhpiego in Niger. He supports the Ministry of Health and other partners in the implementation and scaling-up of the DMPA-SC. On behalf of Jhpiego, he coordinated the process of setting up Niger's community of practice on reproductive health, climate change, and humanitarian action, the first initiative of its kind within the Ouagadougou Partnership. He has experience in advocacy, health project management, youth development and engagement. He has been working in the field of reproductive health for 10 years, and became interested in environmental issues as a teenage boy scout. Convinced that multi-sectoriality enables greater impact, he is interested in knowledge management and has been nominated in 2021 as one of the four world champions in the use of the FP Insight platform.

Quick Read Création d’une nouvelle CdP sur le changement climatique et la santé reproductive
Ibrahim InnocentSamiratou Boubacar Amadou August 30, 2024

Le 11 juin 2024, le projet Knowledge SUCCESS a facilité une session bilingue d'assistance par les pairs entre une communauté de pratique (CdP) nouvellement formée sur la santé reproductive, le changement climatique et l'action humanitaire soutenue par Niger Jhpiego et TheCollaborative.

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Quick Read Building a new CoP for Climate Change and Reproductive Health
Ibrahim InnocentSamiratou Boubacar Amadou August 29, 2024

On June 11, 2024, the Knowledge SUCCESS project facilitated a bilingual peer assist session between a newly-formed community of practice (CoP) on reproductive health, climate change, and humanitarian action supported by Niger Jhpiego and the East Africa CoP, TheCollaborative.

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