Varaidzo Joyline Mukwekwe (Cert HTE, BTech Hons Biotechnology, MPH) is a multi disciplined Universal Health Coverage implementation researcher with over 5 years experience working in Agriculture and Health sector, youths on social protection, designing One Health capacity building programs and simultaneously overseeing Health Systems Strengthening and food safety projects in WHO AFRO region particularly ESA . Deeply intrigued by the interplay between microorganisms, vectors, biomolecules, toxins, and sociodemographic factors. She leverages beneficial microorganisms and biomolecules for industrial applications using principles in Biotechnology and Health Technology. Additionally, she is adept at tracking the transmission dynamics of harmful and drug-resistant pathogens to effectively support Community-Based Surveillance initiatives. Demonstrates ability to work with cross functional teams , vulnerable population groups, dynamic organisations, churches, Tech companies, Public health foundations, Health facilities, civic societies, sports clubs, universities, innovation hubs and startups. Exhibits flexibility adapting across various roles including R&D, QC, Project management, M&E, SRH, WASH, IPC Vaccine Pharmacovigilance, Advocacy, Teaching and Communication. Through her dedication to a Sector Wide Approach (SWAp), she addresses pressing public health issues such as environmental pollution, antimicrobial resistance, infectious diseases, malnutrition, and the mental health crisis. Her vision is to influence a solution-driven generation of youths eager to engage in development challenges and advocate for evidence-based interventions that bridge the gap between academia and industry, contributing to sustainable development, epidemic preparedness, and climate action.