Consulting

Dariusz has over fifteen years of experience working in international development and humanitarian settings, specialising in research and monitoring, evaluation, and learning. He has led a wide range of country-level and programmatic evaluations using mixed and qualitative methods, including representative national surveys, value chain and market analyses, ethnographic research, and participatory approaches, with substantive focus on food systems, agricultural livelihoods, school feeding, nutrition, resilience, education, and institutional capacity strengthening.

An Evaluation Team Leader with extensive experience in World Food Programme evaluations, he has led nine evaluations for WFP over the past seven years, including three Country Strategic Plan Evaluations in Zimbabwe, Sierra Leone, and Liberia. He also led the evaluation of WFP’s Local and Regional Food Procurement Policy pilots in East Africa, assessing how procurement approaches support programme delivery, smallholder inclusion, and home-grown school feeding objectives. In Sierra Leone, his work includes multiple programmatic evaluations of WFP livelihoods and asset creation interventions, as well as value chain and market analyses that informed the design of WFP’s home-grown school feeding pilots.