Abreham is a dedicated advocate for sustainable change with extensive expertise in research, project management, design research, and co-creation facilitation. He believes that solutions should be driven by the communities they aim to serve, emphasizing the importance of involving them throughout the design process. Motivated by this principle, he actively engages with communities to understand their perspectives and existing solutions. His fluency in local languages ensures clear communication and fosters deeper connections, enabling him to capture valuable insights and create user-centered, scalable solutions.

Abreham Tamiru is a seasoned professional with over seven years of experience in research, project management, human-centered design, and co-creation facilitation. His expertise spans project management, qualitative and quantitative research, and strategic program development, enabling him to craft innovative, evidence-based solutions that resonate with diverse user needs.

At ThinkPlace, Abreham plays a pivotal role in the Data Use Partnership (DUP) project in Ethiopia, where he applies human-centered design methodologies to improve the data quality and use culture in health facilities. He collaborates closely with health service providers, Health information technicians, facility leaders, and stakeholders to develop context-driven interventions that enhance data-driven decision-making. His work involves testing prototypes, facilitating co-creation workshops, and conducting behavioral studies to identify barriers and enablers of effective data utilization.

With a deep commitment to community-driven innovation, Abreham actively engages end users and stakeholders, leveraging local languages to ensure clear communication and inclusive design. His ability to foster collaborative environments enables him to facilitate creative ideation, problem-solving, and stakeholder alignment. His approach is rooted in understanding the human experience, using insights from direct engagement with users to inform every stage of the design process.