Biography

Faith Manywali leads training at Triggerise where she is responsible for supporting both Triggerise staff and its partners to build their capacity to manage and implement projects and ecosystems to utilize Triggerise’s Tiko digital platform. Tiko connects users, primarily young women residing in underserved communities to quality assured services and products that meet their reproductive health needs. Before Triggerise, Faith worked as a market and social researcher for more than six years. She has a bachelor’s degree in Sociology from the University of Nairobi and is passionate about working with people.

Triggerise is a digital non-profit that drives positive change in underserved communities. This is done through the use of the Tiko platform to connect them to existing service points to serve their needs. The ecosystems also connects them with local service providers, community organisations and micro-entrepreneurs. This process is steered through behavioural economics, inclusion of nudge tools including reminders, follow-ups, subsidies and instant rewards to motivate the youth. The Tiko platform offers a broad range of wellbeing products and services to foster long-lasting healthy behaviours.