Kate Greenaway

Kate is an energetic and self-motivated health professional with extensive managerial experience in international HIV and Health programming. She is an accomplished writer and communicator known for her collaborative approach and engaging, readable style. She has authored and contributed to a diverse array of high-impact documents, including:

• compelling, reader-focused guidance materials, tools, and case studies that transform cutting-edge science and best practices into relevant, practical products tailored to diverse audiences;
• successful funding proposals and grant reports;
• targeted, influential position papers, advocacy materials, and policy briefs.

Her work with non-government organizations, UN agencies, and government partners has consistently elevated program visibility and effectiveness, driving strategic initiatives that support long-term goals.

• Collaborated in the design and production of a series of case to promote learning from OVC programs that have successfully designed approaches to increase HIV testing and services for children., CRS/4Children, 2017
• Designed and piloted 'Design, Implementation and Evaluation of Food by Prescription Programming' Training Program., World Food Programme/HIV Unit, 08/01/10, 01/31/11
• Researched and documented Food By Prescription (FBP) programming in four countries and developed an orientation guide for WFP country offices., World Food Program HIV Unit, 11/01/09, 07/31/10
• Served as Technical Lead for the development and implementation of Africa Forum 2009: Sharing Integrated Solution to HIV and Food/Nutrition Insecurity., Project Concern International, USA, 09/01/08, 05/31/09
• Co-authored the manual 'Getting Started: Food Assisted Programming for Orphans and Vulnerable Children'., http://www.wfp.org/food_aid/doc/WFP_OVC_brochure_consolidated-low_resolution_file.pdf
• Co-developed an inventory of CRS Care and Support programming in 22 countries., Catholic Relief Services, USA, 2007
• Served as Technical Lead of the Care and Treatment component of Cambodia's (successful) HIV proposal to Global Fund Round 7., 2007