Dr. Titilola Duro-Aina is Chief of Health and Technical Advisor SRHR with UNFPA Pacific SRO. Prior to joining UNFPA Pacific SRO, she was working for UNFPA’S PNG Country Office as the Technical Specialist FP/MH/RHCS and has over 18 years of national and international work experience in the design, implementation, and management of innovative SRH, maternal health, humanitarian, family planning, RHCS, adolescent, youth, and condom programming. She’s been instrumental in the development and roll-out of health sector response to GBV, cervical cancer elimination strategies and establishment of maternal and perinatal death surveillance and response systems across the pacific

Prior to joining UNFPA, Dr Titilola worked on and provided leadership on several BMGF; USAID and MacArthur Foundation projects including the development of the Non-pneumatic Anti-shock Garment as a temporizing device for obstetric hemorrhage in collaboration with the University of California, San Francisco.  She also facilitated the roll out of strategic SRH capacity building activities on FP/LARC, EMONC, Supply Chain Management; provided strategic guidance to SRH humanitarian preparedness for MISP; the establishment of SRH and PSEA coordination platforms; and supported policy dialogue and the development of National and sub-national SRH strategic documents.

Dr Titilola holds a Medicine and Surgery degree, Masters in Population and RH, and a Postgraduate degree in Logistics and Supply Chain Management.

She is a passionate advocate of women’s rights and the advancement of sustainable health systems.