Global Health Solutions with Local Relevance

Matahari is a global health research and policy group working on integrating Global South expertise in global health initiatives.

The Team behind Matahari

We are a team of experts across the global health world, working to deliver sustainable global health solutions informed and led with Global South expertise.

Our diverse and multilingual team works closely together to bring local relevance to complex global health conundrums – creating visibility, long-term impact, and value to our clients.

Dr Fifa Rahman
Charles Ebikeme
Gisa Dang
Dr Pedro Villardi
Dr Claudia Stoicescu
Dr Fifa Rahman
Charles Ebikeme
Gisa Dang
Dr Pedro Villardi
Dr Claudia Stoicescu

Dr Fifa Rahman

Principal Consultant

Charles Ebikeme

Associate Consultant: Health Systems

Gisa Dang

Associate Consultant: Health and Human Rights

Dr Pedro Villardi

Associate Consultant: Public Health and Intellectual Property - Brazil

Dr Claudia Stoicescu

Technical Advisor: Harm Reduction

Sam Acellam

Associate Consultant: Health Data Analytics

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Our Projects

A few of our recent projects

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Assessing feasibility of interventions to tackle gender-based violence in Eastern Cape, South Africa

Understanding barriers to diagnostics access in Madagascar

Increasing access to COVID-19 and MPOX diagnostics

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A good example that the #righttoscience and #righttohealth tenets of Availability, Affordability, Acceptability, and Quality remain crucial. #AAAQ must be a guideline for assessing healthcare provision, including for #diagnostics.

We were delighted to support Matahari with this important report, together with our partners Ankizy Gasy - funded by @FINDdx 🙏

The communities we support lack access to the most basic of diagnostic testing - leading to poor outcomes and AMR.

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🚨NEW REPORT: Rapid diagnostics assessment in Madagascar finds cost and distance major barriers in accessing diagnostics. In addition, individuals are prescribed antibiotics despite incomplete diagnostics regimens, creating an AMR risk. Read more 🔗https://rb.gy/zo1sa

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