Dr Seye Abimbola
Associate Professor, School of Public Health, University of Sydney
Honorary Fellow, The George Institute for Global Health, Australia
Dr Abimbola is a medically qualified health systems researcher from Nigeria. He is currently based at the University of Sydney in Australia, where his teaching and research focus on knowledge practices in global health, health system governance, and the adoption and scale up of health system innovations. Dr Abimbola was awarded the 2020-2022 Prince Claus Chair in Equity and Development at Utrecht University in the Netherlands for his work on justice in global health research. He is the editor in chief of BMJ Global Health.
Professor Mark A. Bellis
Director of Health Research & Innovation
Professor of Public Health & Behavioural Sciences
Liverpool John Moores University, United Kingdom
Professor Bellis has established and led two WHO Collaborating Centres (in Violence Prevention, and in Investment for Health and Well-being). For over a decade, he has been the UK Focal Point to the WHO on violence and injury prevention working widely with WHO and other international agencies. Prof Bellis undertakes national and international research and development in fields including Adverse Childhood Experiences, violence prevention, health economics and commerce, health policy, alcohol, drugs, sexual health, and public health history. His work spans original research studies, systematic reviews, and policy implementation. Prof Bellis has published over 250 academic papers and over 300 applied public health reports and books. He is a registered Consultant in Public Health in the UK National Health Service and remains actively engaged in applied multi-sectoral programmes to tackle existing and emergent threats to public health.
Professor Geetam Tiwari is Professor at the Transportation Research and Injury Prevention Centre at the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi. Her research focus includes traffic and transport planning and traffic safety focusing on pedestrians, bicycles and bus systems and highway safety. She has worked with city, state and national government in India on public transport and road safety projects. She is editor-in-chief of the International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion since 2009. She heads the WHO Collaborating Centre on Safety Technologies at TRIP Centre, IIT Delhi. She is recipient of many national and international awards such as IRTE & Prince Michael International Road Safety Award 2002 for ‘Extraordinary Contribution Toward Road Safety in India.”, Principal Voices Program Sponsored by TIME – CNN – Shell for Urbanization Issues in March 2006, She has received the degree of Doctor of Technology honoris causa from Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden in 2012.