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Stefanie Wallach

Evidence advocate

Stefanie Wallach is currently the Director of Performance, Learning and Impact at the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), a position she has held since January 2024. In this role, she focuses on leading global initiatives aimed at developing and disseminating data and evidence to foster a culture of learning within the organization, ultimately enhancing the impact of sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) initiatives across IPPF and the broader community.1

Professional Background

Commitment to Social Change:
Wallach is recognized as a strategic leader dedicated to addressing inequity and social challenges. Her work emphasizes improving health outcomes for vulnerable populations, particularly through expanding access to safe abortion services, family planning, and HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment.1

Previous Roles:
Before joining IPPF, Wallach served as an Associate Partner at Itad from September 2021 to December 2023. Her responsibilities included overseeing various public health and community development programs, with significant experience gained during her eight years working in Latin America and Asia.1

Key Skills and Focus Areas

  • Evidence Advocacy: Wallach is passionate about generating and sharing evidence that informs policy decisions related to SRHR.
  • Innovative Program Development: She has a history of designing and implementing effective social enterprise initiatives aimed at improving community health outcomes.
  • Capacity Building: Wallach has extensive experience in training and supporting organizations in monitoring, evaluation, accountability, and learning (MEAL) strategies.2

In summary, Stefanie Wallach's leadership at IPPF reflects her extensive background in public health, her commitment to social equity, and her focus on utilizing data-driven approaches to enhance the effectiveness of sexual and reproductive health programs globally.

Highlights

Aug 12 · linkedin

Last year, International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) provided services to 12.5M people in humanitarian settings. As our humanitarian programming expands, we are looking to strengthen assessment and data management process. If you have experience in humanitarian MEL and SRHR, have a look at this call for proposals for consultant(s) to help us develop a toolkit containing integrated SRHiE and SGBV needs assessment tools, unified indicators, data management tools, and data system guidelines for IPPF. Deadline to apply is 23 August...so click on the link below today!

https://lnkd.in/eWshcke4 #humanitarianMEL #SRHiE #sbgv

Jul 2 · linkedin

Imagine that doing your job to provide essential healthcare services puts you at risk of violence, injury and death. This is the heartbreaking and unjust reality for International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) staff in Sudan. It's not what they imagine - it's what they face every day.

"Now, more than ever, our healthcare facilities must be protected so they can continue to provide care to the populations enduring these needless attacks. Our clinic, which previously was able to provide lifesaving sexual and reproductive healthcare such as prenatal care and contraceptives, is gone. Where will women and girls seek these services now? There must finally be a critical mass of people of conscience saying enough is enough in this forgotten crisis"

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