Asia-Pacific Webinar Series: The Last Mile Elimination Efforts of NMEP-Bangladesh: Surveillance Data-Driven Actions, Challenges and Lessons Learned

Dr. Md. Mosiqure Rahaman, MBBS, MPH is a public health professional and Epidemiologist with 17 years of experience in public health programme design, surveillance, monitoring and evaluation, including nearly 7 years specializing in malaria surveillance and elimination. He currently serves as an Epidemiologist with the National Malaria Elimination & Aedes Transmitted Disease Control Program, DGHS, Bangladesh. His expertise includes malaria elimination surveillance, GIS/data-informed programme decision-making, M&E systems, programme coordination, research, and stakeholder engagement.

Earlier, he worked in Monitoring & Evaluation and programme coordination roles with USAID-supported SHIKHA/FHI360, the Global Fund-supported HIV/AIDS programme of icddr,b, and the National Malaria Control Programme. His experience includes developing M&E frameworks and plans, conducting large-scale monitoring visits and surveys, establishing programme databases, coordinating stakeholders, supporting Global Fund grants, and developing research protocols.He also served as a Programme Coordinator Health  at Plan International for a significant time at remote settings of Bangladesh. He drafted many training modules published by Directorate General of Health Services, an excellent trainer and mastering all high level meetings and workshops . He is a guest lecturer of Epidemiology at Universal Medical College and Nursing institute.