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Dan Irvine
"After a career managing national programmes and setting global policy, I enjoy currently leading our global health and nutrition work."
My career experience spans years working as an aquaculture extension agent in the rainforests of rural Republic of Congo with the U.S. Peace Corps; managing national programmes in Congo and Zambia, and within government ministries; and working as a consultant providing technical training, assessment and evaluation, grant writing and programme start-up. At World Vision’s U.S. headquarters I directed grant acquisition and management. Currently, as part of the international team, I am highly engaged in global policy setting, and lead World Vision’s engagements with a host of global organisations and bodies include the World Health Organisation, PMNCH, Scaling Up Nutrition, the Ebola Vaccine Deployment Acceptance and Compliance programme, the Global Schistosomiasis Alliance and more.


Elevating Local Voices to Global Heights through Nutrition Dialogues

Enough is enough. Let’s guarantee proper nutrition for every child.

Community Health Workers: Key to achieving Universal Health Coverage and deserving of support

Overwhelmed frontline health workers a symptom of a sick system

We must remove immunisation barriers for the Zero-Dose children

COVID vaccination math should make us uncomfortable

There's no excuse, it's time to deliver on nutrition

Nine smart pledges to boost breastfeeding

All things being equal, don't discriminate on COVID vaccines

What the world needs now is compassion

The world's silence is killing and stunting millions
