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Sheena Chhabra is a Senior Health Specialist, Health, Nutrition and Population Global Practice, South Asia Region at the World Bank. She is a seasoned health professional with nearly 30 years of experience – with the World Bank; the United States Agency for International Development (USAID); the Social and Rural Research Institute (SRI) – and two years of teaching and development consultancy experience with Lady Irwin College, Delhi University.
 
At the World Bank she leads the Analytic and Advisory Services for the India Universal Health Coverage Program and co-leads the National AIDS Control Support Project and the Uttarakhand Health Systems Development Project. She has a strong track record of impacting national and state health programs related to universal health coverage, reproductive, maternal and child health, infectious diseases (HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis), nutrition, and water and sanitation in India.
 
She has a Master’s degree in Community Resource Management and Extension from the Lady Irwin College, University of Delhi.