Mohammed Bun Bida is a seasoned social-development consultant with more than 20 years of experience advancing sexual and reproductive health and rights, family health, birth spacing, social accountability, and child and family rights. He advocates against harmful traditional practices, early and forced marriage, and gender-based violence.

A founding member of the Faith to Action Network, he has coordinated policy and budget advocacy, including a coalition of 15 civil-society organizations that supported implementation of Ghana’s Act 852 of 2012 for clinical family-planning methods in the National Health Insurance Scheme.

He serves as Programme Director at Muslim Family Counselling Services in Kumasi, Vice Chairperson of Girls Not Brides Ghana Partnership, and in several health, advocacy, faith, and reproductive-rights networks. As Board Chairman, he brings strategic leadership, policy expertise, and a commitment to human rights, social justice, and community wellbeing.