Our People
AAH-I's workforce of over 200 individuals, mainly comprising of national staff and minority international staff in its five countries of operations, is its greatest asset. Our organisational structure includes:
International Board of Directors
Membership to the AAH-I International Board of Directors is comprised of the founders, a representative of AAH Germany, two ordinary members, chairpersons of the national boards and the Executive Director who is as an ex-officio member. With their many years of expertise and diversity of experiences, these individuals offer guidance to the organisation's strategy and policy. Read more...
National Boards
In line with its governance and management strategy, AAH-I has embarked on setting up National Boards in its countries of operations to provide strategic direction and closer oversight. The first two have been formed in Sudan and Zambia.
AAH-I Sudan National Board
The Board was inaugurated in October 2008 and has the following as its members:
Hon. Benz Mbuya – Chairperson
Dr. Olivia Lomoro – Treasurer
Dr. Mark Zangabeyo – Member
Dr. William Mogga – Member
Professor Peter Tingwa – Member
Dr. John Tabayi – Representative of the International Board
AAH-I Zambia National Board
The Board was inaugurated in May 2009 and has the following as its members:
Mr. Mutila Mulenga – Chairperson
Dr. Joseph Kasonde – Member
Dr. Boniface Maket – Member
AAH-I Uganda National Board
The Board was inaugurated in September 2010 and its members are:
Dr. Noerine Kaleeba - Chairperson
Amb. Bernadette Olowo-Freers - Member
Dr. Jesse Kagimba - Member
Prof. Francis Omwasa - Member
Prof. J.H. Nyeko Pen-Mogi - Member
Senior Management Team
AAH-I's core program is coordinated from a Directorate based in Nairobi, Kenya. The management team is headed by an Executive director supported by a Technical director, Finance and administration director, Finance manager and Country programme managers. Read more...
Country Programme Teams
Each AAH-I Country Programme comprise of teams that incorporate technical, finance and administration staff headed by a Country programme manager. Team Leaders are responsible for the primary healthcare, water and sanitation, education, food and income security, civil society and peace promotion components in each of the country programmes.
