The Alliance Lift

The Alliance Lift

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The Alliance Lift episodes

  • The Alliance Lift: Dr Eric Ssegujja in conversation with The Alliance Lift – Dr John-Arne Røttingen in conversation with Ms Idil Shekh Mohamed

    The Alliance Lift is the series that spotlights the journeys of Alliance alumni shaping health systems around the globe. In this Q&A, we meet Dr Eric Ssegujja, a leading public health researcher and educator based at Makerere University in Uganda. He has deep experience across adolescent and maternal health, health taxes, urban health and knowledge systems. In this interview, Eric reflects on his professional journey, the importance of theory and methods in health policy and systems research (HPSR), and what the future holds for the field.

    18 min
  • The Alliance Lift: Dr Carol Zavaleta-Cortijo with Ms Idil Shekh Mohamed

    The Alliance Lift is the series that spotlights the journeys of Alliance alumni shaping health systems around the globe. In this Q&A, we meet Dr Carol Zavaleta-Cortijo, a Peruvian medical doctor, health scientist and Indigenous scholar from a Quechua community in Ancash. Her work focuses on transforming health systems through intercultural approaches rooted in Indigenous knowledge, climate resilience and equity. Carol's unique journey combines academic training with deep personal reflection and cultural reconnection. Currently affiliated with Cayetano Heredia University in Peru, she also co-chairs the Indigenous People's Observatory Network and has contributed to major global scientific initiatives. In this interview, Carol reflects on her path from clinical medicine to health systems research and on how Indigenous worldviews can reshape our understanding of health and the environment.

    20 min

About The Alliance Lift

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This podcast brings you closer to the people driving change in health policy and systems research around the globe. In each episode, we explore the experiences of Alliance Alumni making three stops…