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Clement Oduor

DSS Field Coordinator

Clement joined the Center in June,2002 as a Field Interviewer in the Nairobi Urban Health and Demographic Surveillance System (NUHDSS).He has risen through the ranks and is currently serving as the DSS Field Coordinator with effect from April,2010.He holds a BA degree in Economics and Sociology from Egerton University and is also currently pursuing an MA. Degree in Community Development at The University of Nairobi. Clement’s areas of interest include poverty, social determinants of health, reproductive health, HIV/AIDS and water sanitation.

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