Muriel Krammisch

Public Health Specialist (MSc International Health, Diploma in Tropical Medicine, MD) with over 8 years of clinical experience, including 5 years in family planning and reproductive health. Extensive background in managing international health projects in Africa, specializing in qualitative research, family planning, sexual and reproductive health, gender-related initiatives and capacity building (DRC, Tanzania, Central Africa). Proven ability in project management, partnership development, and research, with experience collaborating with global organizations (World Bank, GIZ, USAID). Skilled in both qualitative and quantitative research methodologies, including KAP studies and process evaluations. Multilingual (French, English, German), with advanced intercultural communication skills and leadership in health center management.

• PEPFAR-USAID Project, Lualaba, DRC: Development of a PPP to combat HIV/AIDS, capacity building for state institutions.
• Gender Audits for ECOWAS (GIZ): Led gender-focused initiatives in Sierra Leone, Liberia, Guinea, and Togo.
• KAP Study (PPSAC): Conducted a large-scale study on sexual and reproductive health in Chad, Congo, CAR, and Cameroon.
• COVID-19 Outreach in DRC: Managed awareness campaigns and training in artisanal mining communities.

• Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods for Global Public Health, University of Bergen, 02/2022
• Quality Improvement for Universal Health Coverage, University of Heidelberg, 05/2021 - 06/2021
• Palliative Care Training, PSPPL, Belgium, 2018 - 2019

• Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods for Global Public Health, University of Bergen, 02/2022
• Quality Improvement for Universal Health Coverage, University of Heidelberg, 05–06/2021
• Palliative Care Training, PSPPL, Belgium, 2018–2019