Audrey Misquith

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ABOUT AUDREY MISQUITH

Audrey Misquith is a monitoring, evaluation and learning (MEL) professional with expertise in building MEL frameworks and plans in a range of sectors including financial services, migration and economic development. Currently, Audrey is a Programme Officer in the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC). Prior to UNODC, Audrey worked as MEL officer in the International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD) where her developed and implemented MEL frameworks for anti-trafficking and migrant smuggling programmes in the Silk Routes, Mediterranean and Western Balkans regions. Prior to this, Audrey worked as a research, evaluation and learning specialist at the United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF) where she managed a research portfolio related to digital financial services in Malaysia, China, Nepal and India. She also was instrumental in implementing a remittances project that focused on making remittance products accessible and affordable for Nepali migrants. Before joining UNCDF, Audrey consulted on a variety of research and evaluation projects in the food security, education and agriculture domains with organizations including the World Food Programme, Plan International and the Malala Fund. She also served as a credit manager at India’s largest commercial bank, the State Bank of India where she gained expertise in project M&E, audit & compliance and financing. Through her various roles, Audrey has served in a gamut of geographical settings including West Africa, Brazil, India, Uganda, Nepal, Malaysia, China, Singapore and the USA. Audrey holds a Masters degree in Public Administration from Columbia University, USA and a Bachelor’s degree in Finance from St. Joseph\'s College of Commerce (Bangalore University), India.