who we are
Who we are
Founded in 2016 in the United Kingdom and Afghanistan, and expanding to Singapore in 2022, The Knowledge House (TKH) is a global provider of management solutions, monitoring, evaluation, research, and implementation services. We have a particular emphasis on health equity and social protection through partnership with corporate, businesses, non-profits, humanitarian and development agencies, academics, philanthropists, and multilateral donors across Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.
Our team
Sharon is experienced in program management, research, evaluation, and monitoring system setup, with a focus on Fragile and Conflict-Affected Areas. Her work across Asia, the Middle East, and Africa
Dauod has extensive experience in research, evaluation, and public health program development. He has designed and implemented robust research methodologies and comprehensive evaluations that inform policy and practice.
Yoke Pean is a social entrepreneur and environmental engineer with a focus on community development. She specializes in project management, research, data analysis, evaluation, curriculum design, training, and facilitation.
Tiah Ling is an emergency medicine specialist with a global health focus. She specializes in systems evaluation, needs analysis, capacity building, and fostering impactful collaborations in localized contexts.
Simon has extensive experience as an Operations Director with NGOs and CSOs in Thailand and Myanmar. He conducts organizational assessments and due diligence for donors across the region.
Shiva has over 35 years of experience in development and policy research, specializing in rights-based approaches to education, migration, land, and natural resource management in South and Southeast Asia.
Maja, a multilingual expert with 20 years of practice in humanitarian action, integration of participatory approaches and human rights in response to complex emergencies and conflict situations, design of peace initiatives and strategies for environmental migration and climate -induced displacement.
Qi Hui applies causal inference to study education and health in developing countries and specializes in rural development. He is a professor at China Agricultural University and serves on the editorial boards of several journals.