Returning Home to Make a Difference

Have you ever held yourself back from an opportunity because you didn’t feel 100% ready? In this episode, we tackle the myth of perfect readiness. True progress doesn’t come from certainty; it comes from having the spirit to put courage before confidence.Join Omolabake Ogungbemile, Olalekan Popoola, and Agata Karwowska as they share firsthand experiences of being thrown into the deep end, taking on tasks before feeling ready, and why you’re probably more prepared than you give yourself credit for.

After spending time overseas, three Acasus colleagues share what it was like returning home to drive health reform in Nigeria and Chad.

Punjab, Pakistan, transformed its maternal health system in just a few years. Faisal Tajdar (Head of Projects) and Bahman Shahi (Project Director), discuss the insights that can be taken from Punjab and applied to other contexts.

An honest and empowering conversation between Acasus leaders and mothers, Folake Oni and Zainab Ali. Filled with personal reflections and practical tips, this episode explores how to win at home and at work.

Three members of our Data team share what it's like to work with data in a fun yet purposeful way to impact millions of lives across Africa and Asia, all from our office in Budapest.

In this episode of the Brave Change Pod, Acasus’ Head of Projects, Faisal Tajdar, speaks with Project Director, Shaheryar Manzar, about the hundreds of small details that must be fixed to take luck out of the equation for women and children.

From banking to global development.

Supporting health on the front lines in Nigeria.

Shehzad Shareef, Project Manager in Nigeria, and Saad Rehman, Data Analyst Team Lead in Budapest, share their experiences of transitioning from projects in Pakistan, to supporting Acasus teams abroad.

Arthur-Nils Dufayard est le chef de projet d'Acasus en RDC. Dans ce podcast, Arthur-Nils parle de son arrivée chez Acasus, de son déménagement en RDC et de son travail sur le terrain pour soutenir les citoyens.