Developing Country NGO Constituency Delegation to the Stop TB Partnership Board
| Names | Organization | Country of work |
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Subrat Mohanty (Board Member) |
REACH |
India |
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Mayowa Joel (Board Member) |
Stop TB Nigeria |
Nigeria |
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DRAFT TB |
Cameroon |
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Choub Sok Chamreun (Alternate Board Member) |
KHANA |
Cambodia |
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Stop TB Brasil |
Brasil |
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EANNASO |
Tanzania |
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NOPE |
Kenya |
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ACHIEVE |
Philippines |
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Africa Coalition on TB (ACT) |
Ghana |
To reach the Constituency Focal Point (CFP) of this delegation, please contact: Abudu Imoro - abuduimoro@gmail.com
If you would like to join the Developing Country NGO Delegation Listserv, please email: Stbp-Developing-NGO@googlegroups.com
Mr. Abudu Imoro has joined the delegation as the Communications Focal Point. An experienced Human Resource and Operations Manager with over 15 years of work experience in Human Resource Management, Operations, Community Mobilization and Civil Society engagement. He has implemented community based projects in Tuberculosis, Malaria with funding and collaboration from the World Health Organization and the Civil Society Challenge Facility.
Bertrand Kampoer is a TB community activist and a human right advocate for the past 15 years based in Yaoundé, Cameroon. Its efforts in recent years have been oriented towards empowerment of networks of TB affected communities in order to strengthen community engagement and accountability in the TB response in Francophone Africa. Bertrand has a Masters in Public Health from the Faculty of Medicine, Nancy School of Public Health (France).
Choub Sok Chamreun, known as Chamreun is currently the Executive Director of Khmer HIV/AIDS NGO Alliance (KHANA). Chamreun has involved in public health over the past two decades and half. In addition to the experiences in primary health care, in the past twenty years, He is actively involved in the HIV, AIDS and TB prevention, care, support and treatment through his tireless efforts/commitment and activism in community mobilizations, community system strengthening and community and key population networks institutional and advocacy capacity development. 
Márcia Leão is a Brazilian lawyer, she work with Human Rights and public health policies. She also work with parliament, on advocacy actions, in tuberculosis, hepatitis and HIV / AIDS. Stop TB Brasil.
Rodrick Mugishagwe is TB Program, Knowledge Management and Learning Manager at Eastern Africa National Network of AIDS and Health Service Organization (EANNASO) and National Coordinator for Tanzania TB Community Network (TTCN). He has a Master’s Degree in Project Planning and Management from Mzumbe University in Tanzania and a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics and Management from the University of Nottingham in the United Kingdom. 
Philip Waweru Mbugua has over twenty years' experience with HIV/AIDS, TB and Malaria programs in East Africa. He is the founder and Executive Director of National Organization of Peer Educators (NOPE), headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya. Philip is a member of the Board of the Stop TB Partnership Kenya and the Chairman of Africa Capacity Alliance (ACA). He holds an MA degree in Rural Sociology and Community Development from the University of Nairobi and a BA in Literature and Sociology from Kenyatta University.
Amara Quesada is the Executive Director of Action for Health Initiatives (ACHIEVE), Inc., an NGO in the Philippines, which has been working on HIV and AIDS, TB, human rights and gender and sexuality issues among key and vulnerable populations, particularly migrant workers and their families, people who use drugs, sex workers, people living with HIV and young key populations. She is the Principal Representative of ACHIEVE as a NGO representative to the Philippine National AIDS Council and a Steering Committee member of the Philippine Migrant Health Network. ACHIEVE also leads an NGO advocacy platform, the Network to Stop AIDS Philippines, and serves as the Secretariat of the United TB-HIV Advocates Network. 
Rachel Otu-Amponsah has a degree in economics,linguistics and law. She is a member of the Ghana Bar Association and a health advocate. She currently works with Afro global Alliance Ghana where she supports the TB33 campaign and Deadly divide 2.0. She has good communication skills and particularly interested in enforcement of human right, health awareness and advocacy campaigns of epidemic and pandemics in our society.