George F. Brown, M.D., M.P.H.
Vice President
Population Council

Dr. George F. Brown is a Vice President of the Population Council. He is both a physician and a public health specialist with strong social science interests.

Dr. Brown is a graduate of the University of Toronto, earning an M.D. degree, and of Harvard University School of Public Health, receiving a Master of Public Health degree. He has extensive experience in international health and family planning programs including advisory positions in Tunisia and Morocco, and technical assistance and research in many countries of Africa and Asia.Formerly he was director of program policy and director of population and health sciences, International Development Research Centre, Ottawa.

In his current position he directs all aspects of the Population Council's international programs in Latin America, the Middle East, Asia and Africa. This includes research and technical assistance with developing country institutions in family planning, reproductive health, roles and status of women, and population policy.

[top] [Solutions Site home