Shreya is a global public health professional with expertise in mental health, implementation science, and health systems strengthening. She is passionate about advancing health equity through innovative, cross-sector approaches at the intersection of health, education, and development.
As an Advisor at CEI, Shreya strengthens monitoring, evaluation, and learning systems and advances impact measurement for social and community programs. She partners with foundations, public agencies, and community organisations to design and evaluate evidence-informed strategies for sustainable impact.
Prior to joining CEI, Shreya was with the SingHealth Duke-NUS Global Health Institute, where she helped develop a global mental health initiative and regional network for mental health innovators. She led the implementation and evaluation of youth and community mental health programs and supported the launch of the Duke-NUS Centre for Outbreak Preparedness, managing a multi-country genomic capacity assessment across South and Southeast Asia.
Shreya’s work spans diverse global contexts, particularly India, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam. She has partnered with stakeholders across academia, NGOs, and government. Her experience includes education policy development in the UK, youth leadership in global health in Berlin, mental health systems evaluation in Sierra Leone, and advancing inclusive medical education with Sangath India.
Shreya holds a Master of Public Health from Imperial College London, where she specialised in global health, and a Bachelor's degree with Honours in Biomedical Sciences from the University of Sheffield.