Abdinasir Amin

Abdinasir Amin, PHD, has a diverse and extensive work experience in the field of public health. Their most recent role is as an Associate Vice President at The END Fund since December 2022. Prior to this, they took a sabbatical in July 2021.

From 2020 to 2021, Abdinasir worked as the Regional Hub Lead - East & Southern Africa at ICF, a global consulting firm.

Abdinasir also held various positions at ICF International from 2010 to 2020, including Country Director/Kenya, Chief of Party, Associate Director, and Resident Technical Advisor. These roles focused on M&E, health system strengthening, and malaria control under the USAID MEASURE Evaluation PIMA Project.

Before joining ICF International, Abdinasir worked at Population Services International as a Principal Investigator/Senior Advisor for malaria and child survival (2009-2010) and at Management Sciences for Health as a Senior Program Associate for malaria (2007-2009).

Abdinasir started their career as a Research Scientist in Malaria Epidemiology at KEMRI-Wellcome Trust (2001-2007).

With their extensive experience in public health and expertise in malaria control, Abdinasir has made significant contributions to the field throughout their career.

Abdinasir Amin, PHD, has an education history that includes attending the University of Nairobi and The Open University. Unfortunately, no specific information is provided regarding the degrees obtained or fields of study pursued at these institutions.