Fanilo Rakotovao is the impact social director at AXIAN Group. Originally with a background in internet marketing and strategic management, Rakotovao found her calling and redirected her focus toward sustainable development, specifically the societal impacts of private-sector activities. She has over 20 years of experience in the private sector, including over 14 years in new technologies, with the rest directly addressing causes such as child malnutrition, drinking water supply, and sanitation.

Fanwell Kenala Bokosi has been the executive director at the African Forum and Network on Debt and Development since November 2014, responsible for the overall development and delivery of the organization’s policies and programs. He also served as AFRODAD's policy adviser on economic governance and development. Bokosi holds a doctorate in economics from the University of Kent.

Fany Kuiru Castro is a Uitoto leader who has been involved with Colombia’s Indigenous Peoples movement since her youth. A lawyer with a specialization in public administration, Fany has worked with various NGOs, helped found the NGO Mutesa, and participated in political and peace processes in Colombia.

Fara Ndiaye is a founding member and deputy executive director of Speak Up Africa, a policy and advocacy action think tank based in Dakar, Senegal, dedicated to catalyzing leadership, fostering policy change, and increasing awareness of sustainable development in Africa. Previously, Fara spearheaded the communications, partnership, and advocacy initiatives in Senegal for Malaria No More.

Faraaz Mahomed is a program officer in the Open Society Foundations' public health program, working on mental health and rights. Mahomed’s work addresses global underprioritization of mental health in policy and funding spaces and the need for rights-affirming practices in new initiatives to scale up mental health services.

Farah Mahesri is co-founder of Quantum Impact, an education and youth specialist, and technology and partnership innovator based in San Francisco.

Farah Mohammed is a Jamaican-born journalist with a passion for global affairs and health. She has worked for organizations such as the United Nations and the Borgen Project, and is currently a blogger at the international organization Girls’ Globe, where she works to raise awareness of issues facing girls and women. She is studying at Northwestern University, where she is a candidate for a Master of Science in Journalism.

Farhana Amanullah, M.D. FAAP, is a consultant pediatrician based in Karachi, Pakistan, with extensive experience in childhood TB and program implementation. She is the co-chair of the Child and Adolescent TB Working Group of the Stop TB Partnership.

Farida Tchaitchian Bena is an aid and development effectiveness expert. She is a former member of the OECD-UNDP joint support team of the Global Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation and has worked for Oxfam as aid effectiveness policy lead. Farida is also a senior campaigner and a humanitarian, having served in a variety of management and technical roles in about 20 countries in Europe, the U.S., sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia.

Farooq Ullah is part of Future Earth Engagement Committee and executive director of the Stakeholder Forum. He is as special adviser to the British Parliament's Environmental Audit Committee and a member of the Alliance for Future Generations. Previously, he worked for the U.K. Sustainable Development Commission.