Peter Kasadha is an experienced Researcher and Evidence Synthesis specialist, public health specialist, research scientist and methods specialist. He is a part of The Center for Rapid Evidence Synthesis at Makerere University, where he is currently a research scientist working as a research assistant. Peter is a methods specialist, and he implements the rapid response service supporting decision-making at the district level, synthesizing context-specific evidence to respond to urgent demands. Peter is building on work that has provided evidence for urgent policy and decision-making for the past decade. Peter has SIX years’ incremental experience as a knowledge and process broker, has experience conducting evidence syntheses, notably rapid evidence synthesis, systematic reviews and meta-analysis, using advanced statistical techniques and modelling and is interested in improving equity and strengthening public systems through healthy and equitable policies. He seeks to provide leadership and technical expertise in program piloting and to scale up program evaluation, health systems research, especially implementation research and capacity building. Peter holds a bachelor’s degree in environmental health science to support policy making in low and middle-income countries, supplemented with a Master's degree in Public Health. Peter seeks to become a leader using evidence-informed research to support policymaking that impacts fundamental changes. He has worked with projects supported by The Ministry of Health Uganda, The Ministry of Education Uganda, The Ministry of Gender Labour and Social Development, the National Institutes of Health, the Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research and USAID in different capacities. He is focused and open to working where his experience deems his proficiency. Some of the services Peter offers include the following; -Technical writing entails research writing in different capacities (dissertations, thesis, proposals, reports, concepts, academic papers, articles, content creation, rapid reviews, rapid response service, systematic reviews, protocols, conceptual frameworks, ghostwriting) -Reviews (literature reviews, systematic reviews and meta-analysis, using advanced statistical techniques and modelling)