I have 15 years of experience designing and managing international donor-funded assistance programs with a specialization in governance, rule of law, and people-centered justice activities . My previous work with USAID Uzbekistan and the U.S. Embassy Tashkent has equipped me with the expertise and skills to effectively design and manage innovative, data-driven, and results-based programs in complex, high-stakes environments.  

By employing design thinking and other proven methodologies — including human-centered design, co-creation, political economy analysis, and adaptive management —  I tailor designs to local realities and ensure broad mult-stakeholder engagement.  

At USAID, for instance, I designed and managed multi-million-dollar cross-sectoral projects using co-creation strategies that regularly engaged justice sector actors, government counterparts, civil society, and local communities—including justice seekers — throughout design and implementation. This collaborative approach ensured contextual relevance, local buy-in, and long-term sustainability. 

I am also skilled in developing Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) frameworks to measure outcomes and refine implementation. I apply results-based management to monitor financial and programmatic performance, ensuring projects meet objectives while complying with relevant regulations. My extensive experience in strategic planning and stakeholder engagement has also been essential in ensuring data-driven, adaptive, and locally grounded programming.