Aline Mukerabirori, is a public health and pharmaceutical supply chain leader with over 20 years of experience, including 16 years directing USAID-funded programs across Rwanda, Burundi, Madagascar, and Cameroon. She has managed portfolios of up to USD 39M, led multidisciplinary teams, and partnered with Ministries of Health and global agencies to ensure uninterrupted access to essential medicines and commodities — particularly for mothers and children.
Aline’s career spans regulatory strengthening and procurement coordination in Rwanda, landmark health system reforms in Burundi, national supply chain program leadership in Madagascar, and most recently, serving as Chief of Party in Cameroon (2024–2025), where she directed a USAID-funded initiative to strengthen national supply systems and health commodity distribution.
She holds a Master of Pharmaceutical Sciences from the University of Liège, Belgium, and is currently completing her PMP certification.
Inspired by her mother’s legacy and her own leadership journey, Aline believes that empowering women to lead is both a moral imperative and a strategic advantage for building stronger, healthier nations.
Fun fact: Aline is the proud mother of six children, and believes that leadership is nurtured long before it is recognized, starting right at home.