PACT INC
Nang’andu Joan H. Kamwale is a strategic and transformative leader with extensive experience designing, implementing and managing integrated HIV, sexual and reproductive health, social protection and digital health solutions. Her competencies include corporate governance, organizational leadership, business development, advocacy, partnerships, community engagement, capacity development and health systems strengthening. She brings 20 years of both international and local NGO experience. Nang’andu's career has been marked by high-level positions, including serving as the executive director for Planned Parenthood Association of Zambia, one of the largest SRHR and family planning advocacy and service delivery organizations in Zambia, as well as project director for the USAID Data Rising Project. She has served with the Zambia eLearning Program, implemented by Amref and ChildFund, as well as MIS Advisor for the USAID DELIVER project, implemented by John Snow Inc. She has experience leading mechanisms funded by USAID, PEPFAR, the Center for Disease Control, Global Affairs of Canada, SIDA, IPPF, FCDO, UN Agencies, Global Fund, Master Card Foundation, the government of Japan and more. Nang’andu holds a bachelor's degree in Computing and Information Systems (Greenwich University), a Higher National Diploma in Management Information Systems, and an MBA from the DMI St. Eugene University, Lusaka, Zambia.
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PACT INC
In South Africa, Pact has led far-reaching, historic efforts to stem the spread of HIV and AIDS and provide critical services to those living with the disease. We have strengthened the capacity of more than 100 local organizations that have helped carry out a multi-pronged prevention-and-treatment campaign. With funding from the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, or PEPFAR, Pact facilitated the efficient flow of funds to partners, dramatically increasing the scope, scale and quality of services they offer across South Africa, with many of our partners "graduating" to direct funding from the U.S. government. Currently, Pact is helping to build the capacity of South Africa's Department of Social Development to better support orphans and vulnerable children, including those affected by abuse, neglect or exploitation. Specifically, the project is strengthening the department's response to tuberculosis, HIV and other diseases among vulnerable children. With support from USAID, Pact is also working to promote and protect human rights among vulnerable populations across the Southern African Development Community region.