Exploring Circular Bionutient Economy Pathways in Western Kenya.

Community-based translational research to address waste management, sanitation issues, and food insecurity. Research insights could provide meaningful back-end insights such as effective ways to address climate change and how to reduce morbidity and mortality associated with poor sanitation.

Sep 30, 2024

Jensen Njagi

Student, Cornell University

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Jensen Njagi (He/Him)

Student, Cornell University

Jensen Njagi is an undergraduate student studying International Agriculture and Rural Development/ Global Development; Economics and Development Concentration, with a Minor in Global Health.

Guided by a global perspective, he hopes to apply his expertise to improve healthcare systems globally and address issues of global health inequality through multidisciplinary approaches.

He’s particularly interested in making a difference by addressing global health issues through a combination of compassion, the generous support of friends, colleagues, and mentors, and a deep understanding of the interconnectedness of geopolitics, economics, technology, and health

His very non-linear and non-traditional path to global health and healthcare has truly enriched him. And he, therefore, looks forward to joining forces to improve, build and foster inclusive systems designed to achieve health equity, create wellness, and ultimately improve population health as well.