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He is a health a reproductive Health and family Specialist with wide experience in Maternal and Child Health, HIV/AIDS, TB. He started his basic school at St Anne’s Primary and Junior Secondary School, and proceeded to the St Charles Minor Seminary Tamale. After his SSCE Certificate exams he gained admission into the Catholic University College of Ghana where he studied Public Health from there he continued to University for Development Studies where he had his masters in Community Health and Development. He is also a Project Management Professional. He worked with WAPCAS were he was responsible for designing, guiding, and directing the day-to-day C19 RM project activities as well as providing both administrative and technical supervision to Civil Society Organizations under the GLOBAL FUND NEW FUNDING MODEL III PROJECT (NFM III). As a Zonal Coordinator for Precision Development Xperts under a USAID-funded project, he provided linkages to partners while improving the reproductive health of women and children in Ghana. He redesigned family planning advocacy tools to suit the culture of his targeted audience in the northern part of Ghana, which has changed the perception of family planning in the area of operation. He also worked with Basic Needs Ghana to promote maternal Mental health in 20 districts across Ghana. He also worked with He is also a conflict and human rights specialist trained by the Kofi Annan international peacekeeping training center, Bede’s versatility has been amply demonstrated under the USAID Agriculture and Natural Resource Management Project (AgNRM) where he trains women on Interest-Based Negotiations and Human Rights. He has trained community members on mediation and conflict resolution. He also doubles up as the Youth in peacebuilding coordinator for CECOTAPS, he manages and carries out activities related to Satellite Peace Centers in the Tamale ecclesiastical province, building peace initiatives in educational institutions in Northern Ghana and training peer mediators He is currently the Youth programs manager for PPAG. He is married with three (3) children.

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