Ryan Mwanzui is a Monitoring and Results Measurement specialist with a strong background in development programs in Africa since 2013. He has accumulated diverse experiences working with organizations like Kenya Markets Trust, TAF-Technoserve in South Africa, and Palladium in Rwanda. Ryan has been involved in projects focusing on poverty reduction and food security for various donors including DFID, EU, IFAD, The Royal Dutch Embassy, and Gatsby Charitable Foundation-UK.

His expertise includes applying international best practices in results measurement, such as the Donor Committee for Enterprise Development (DCED) standard. Ryan's work encompasses areas like sustainable development, relief efforts, and impact measurement across rural, peri-urban, and urban regions in Africa. He has measured performance and impact in sectors like WASH, Dairy, Livestock, Aquaculture, Inputs, Policy, Vulnerable groups, Climate Change, and development projects, utilizing models like the 'Making Markets Work For the Poor' (M4P) approach.

Ryan Mwanzui's academic background includes a Master's degree in Economic Policy Management from the University of Nairobi and a Bachelor's degree in Economics and Statistics from Egerton University. Additionally, he has pursued professional courses in Results Measurement and Report Writing, further enhancing his skills in the field.

Currently, Ryan serves as a Results Measurement Specialist at Financial Sector Deepening (FSD) Africa. Previously, he held roles such as Monitoring and Results Measurement Manager at Palladium: Make It Possible, M&E and Special Projects Consultant at TechnoServe, and Knowledge & Results Manager at Kenya Markets Trust. He also has experience as a Research Assistant and Knowledge & Results (M&E) Officer at Kenya Markets Trust.