Miguel Cabal is a seasoned professional with 25 years of experience in the fields of economics and social issues. He has worked as a professor, researcher, and consultant, specializing in economic theory, statistical analysis, and econometrics.

Miguel has an impressive track record of 15 years in designing and implementing monitoring and impact evaluation systems for policies, programs, and projects. His approach combines quantitative, qualitative, and participatory methodologies, with a focus on measuring the effectiveness of capacity building and training components.

With extensive expertise in the Microenterprise, Small and Medium Enterprise (MSME) sector in Latin America, Miguel has conducted numerous studies and consulting assignments, including projects aimed at promoting equitable economic growth through MSME development.

Miguel's experience extends to financial markets for MSMEs, where he has undertaken assignments assessing demand for financial services, conducting market studies, and providing policy recommendations to government and international agencies.

Furthermore, Miguel is skilled in designing and conducting large-scale surveys for households, self-employed individuals, and MSMEs. His proficiency in statistics and econometrics enhances impact evaluation analysis and informs policy-making and program design.

Miguel has played a key role in developing Evidence-Based Knowledge Management Models for organizations that focus on innovative practices and stakeholder engagement, fostering continuous learning within the organization.

Throughout his career, Miguel has collaborated with multilateral and bilateral development organizations, with a majority of his assignments being financed by these institutions. He is well-versed in tools such as Results-Based Management Tools, theory of change, logical framework analysis, value added framework, and benefit-cost analysis.

Miguel's educational background includes a Ph.D. in Agricultural Economics from Michigan State University, studies in Monetary Policy-Economics and a Bachelor's degree in Economics from Universidad de Los Andes.