Jumana Farah is an expert in the field of socio-economic development and livelihoods, with extensive experience in evaluation and MEAL (Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning) related to internationally funded donor projects. Her expertise lies in managing projects focused on socio-economic growth and improved livelihoods, primarily addressing poverty reduction, food security, SME/social enterprises, education services, irrigation, governance, and environmental preservation. The expert's project experience includes working with notable organizations such as the World Bank, UNDP, USAID, EU, and various global NGOs. She has collaborated on projects across the Arab World, Turkey, and Africa, with significant exposure to initiatives in humanitarian and conflict conditions. Her work has emphasized cross-cutting themes like gender and youth empowerment, refugee resilience, participatory local development, and environmental safeguards. The expert displays strong leadership in managing project cycles, from design to completion, incorporating strategic work plans, budgeting, and human resource management. Her notable achievements include implementing sophisticated M&E systems using methodologies that integrate qualitative and quantitative data, leveraging platforms like Excel, Kobo, and Power BI for data analysis, and providing impactful reports to stakeholders. Her professional capabilities are certified with recognized credentials like the Certified Anti-Corruption Manager (CACM) by the American Anti-Corruption Institute. Throughout her career, she has consistently delivered significant contributions to influencing decision-making and enhancing project impacts for various international development initiatives.