Georgia is an experienced public health professional for over ten years currently serving as the country coordinator for the GFF in Monrovia, a role she has held since June 2022. She supported the GFF government focal point and family health programs at the Ministry of Health in coordinating, implementing, and monitoring the implementation of Liberia’s first RMNCAH investment case and currently supports the development of the new investment case while facilitating alignment among government institutions, development partners, and the World Bank funded health portfolio.

She provides technical support to key Ministry of Health units and collaborates with other line ministries, including the Ministry of Education, Ministry of Gender and Social Protection; civil society organizations, and the World Bank task team to ensure effective alignment and delivery of health programs.

Prior to joining the GFF, she worked for seven years as a program officer with the Ministry of Health project implementation unit, supporting major World Bank–funded health projects including the World Bank-GFF co-financed health systems strengthening project (HSSP), and institutional foundation to improve services for health (IFISH) projects and other projects like the ebola emergency response project (EERP), the regional disease surveillance systems enhancement project (REDISSE), and the COVID 19 emergency health response project. Ms. Quaye has also held leadership and clinical roles across Liberia’s health sector.

She holds a master’s degree in public health from the University of Ghana and a bachelor of science in nursing from the Cuttington University, with additional trainings in monitoring and evaluation, and results based financing.