Mr. Kweku Quansah holds a Masters degree in Environmental Management and Policy and product of the then University of Science and Technology(UST), Ghana Institute of Managemnt and Public Administration (GIMPA) and University of Cape Coast (UCC). He is a Founding Fellow of West African Postgraduate College of Environmental Health (WAPCEH) and currently the  Secretary General/ Registrar of the Ghana Chapter of the college.

He has over three decades of working experience in Environmental Health and Sanitation within both Urban and Rural Sub Sectors.  He has worked in different capacities at the Community, District, Regional and National Levels across three Ministries namely Health, Local Government and Rural Development, Sanitation and Water Resources and presently the Head of Environmental Health and Management at the Ministry of Local Government, Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs. Mr. Quansah has positively influenced a number of Water, Sanitation  and Hygiene(WASH) sector Policies and Strategic Direction in Ghana and Sierra Leone.  His relevant experiences include Community Mobilisation, Social Behaviour Change Communication, Strategy and Policy development, Law Enforcement and Gender and Inclusion both in Ghana and outside Ghana. He has also been involved in the training of National, Regional and District Environmental Health Staff, Media, Teachers, Water and Sanitation Management Teams, NGOs and other community-based organisations in wide range of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene disciplines. He is a good Moderator, Facilitator, Teacher, Writer, Staff Coach and Mentor and has passion for grooming young professionals to take up leadership roles. He also has experience in development of Manuals and Guidelines in the area of Environmental Health and Sanitation with fairly good working knowledge in Information Technology.  His interests and expertise also include Water and Sanitation in Emergencies and distasters, Climate change, Water Safety, Hygiene and general project and programme management. His hobbies include reading and gardening.