I’m an economist by training and by passion. I work at the intersection of data, humanitarian response, and development, blending rigorous economic research to help design smarter, more effective policies and programmes.
Currently at the UN World Food Programme, I support the impact evaluation team in answering complex questions, like what would have happened if the organization hadn’t acted, or which intervention modality delivers the greatest impact for every dollar spent. My role spans coordination, field research, data management, cost-effectiveness analysis, and strategic advising. I work closely with country offices, research teams, and decision-makers to ensure evidence is practical, timely, and centered on the needs of vulnerable communities.
