Liya Temeselew Mamo

Manager

Liya Temeselew Mamo works at the intersection of trade, industry and data-driven governance. She supports the government of Rwanda as coordinator of the Delivery Unit in the Ministry of Trade and Industry, leading on strategic advisory, delivery support and data intelligence for industrial policy.

Her work also includes data analytics and policy advocacy for Africa-wide vaccine programmes, helping inform Covid-19 responses. Liya previously advised the Ethiopian Investment Commission and the prime minister’s Office of Ethiopia. She first joined TBI in 2017 and rejoined in 2020.

Liya is committed to driving economic development and advancing Africa’s global competitiveness.

Insights by Liya Temeselew Mamo (23)

Liya Temeselew Mamo

African Governments Need a Post-Covid Plan to Protect Essential Health Services

The Africa Vaccines Programme: Utilising Data-Management Tools for Vaccine Delivery

The Africa Vaccines Programme: How African Countries Have Mobilised Communities for Covid-19 Vaccinations

African Governments Need a Post-Covid Plan to Protect Essential Health Services

The Africa Vaccines Programme: Utilising Data-Management Tools for Vaccine Delivery

The Africa Vaccines Programme: How African Countries Have Mobilised Communities for Covid-19 Vaccinations

The Africa Vaccines Programme: Accelerating Vaccine Rollout and Strengthening Systems Across Africa

A Year on, the G7 Is Failing African Countries on Its Covid-19 Vaccine Promises

Groundhog Day: Wave After Wave

The Africa Vaccines Programme: Accelerating Vaccine Rollout and Strengthening Systems Across Africa

A Year on, the G7 Is Failing African Countries on Its Covid-19 Vaccine Promises

Groundhog Day: Wave After Wave

Solve Delivery Challenges Today to Futureproof Africa’s Vaccine Infrastructure

Tracing Africa’s Invisible Curve

The Urgent Need for Universal Genomic Sequencing: Vaccine Supply Is Not the Only Challenge for Africa

Solve Delivery Challenges Today to Futureproof Africa’s Vaccine Infrastructure

Tracing Africa’s Invisible Curve

The Urgent Need for Universal Genomic Sequencing: Vaccine Supply Is Not the Only Challenge for Africa

What Africa’s Governments Can Do to Stop Vaccine Inequity Causing a Great Divide

Africa Without Vaccines: Inequity Sets the World on Course for a Great Divide

Raising the Rates: How to Ensure Speedy Vaccine Rollouts in Africa

What Africa’s Governments Can Do to Stop Vaccine Inequity Causing a Great Divide

Africa Without Vaccines: Inequity Sets the World on Course for a Great Divide

Raising the Rates: How to Ensure Speedy Vaccine Rollouts in Africa