Fauziya Muhammad

Fauziya Muhammad has more than 8 years of experience managing complex projects, driving strategic partnerships, and contributing to multi-sectoral initiatives. Her background covers social and behavior change communication, health systems strengthening, monitoring and evaluation, project coordination, stakeholder engagement, and policy implementation.

She served as Project Director with the Society for Education, Advocacy, and Research in Health, coordinating Basic Health Care Provision Fund enrollee validation across local government areas for the Niger State Contributory Healthcare Management Agency, including digital data tools, field supervision, data quality assurance, and technical reporting. As Technical Officer on a health financing assessment supported by GIZ and the National Health Insurance Authority, she reviewed the operational, programmatic, and fiduciary competencies of state social health insurance agencies across the northwest.

Her earlier roles include social and behavior change communication officer on a malaria initiative implemented with Management Sciences for Health, programme and administrative roles on GIZ and World Bank supported projects, and secretariat support to a state emergency operations centre for immunization.

She holds a postgraduate diploma in public health from the Global Health Infectious and Diseases Control Institute at Nasarawa State University, Keffi, and a BSc in Computer Science from the same university, and is completing a Master of Public Health.