Carmen Carpio is the Public Health Specialist for Latin America and Caribbean at the World Bank. She is a core member of the Caribbean Health Team having worked in the development and implementation of lending, analytical, and knowledge programs in the English-speaking Caribbean, the Dominican Republic, and Haiti. Carmen’s technical experience in the field of public health includes working on issues such as HIV/AIDS, Health Management Information Systems, Nutrition, Surveillance, and Human Resources for Health. She holds a Certificate in Strengthening Human Resources for Health from Harvard’s School of Public Health, a Master’s in Public Health from George Washington University, and a Master’s from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service in Latin American Economic Studies.