Dr. Muhammad Ayub Ayubi

Born in Khwaja Ghaltan village in Kunduz province, Afghanistan. He graduated with distinction from Al-Taqwa High School in 2006, then earned a bachelor's degree in medicine from the Islamic University of Afghanistan and Kabul Medical University (2014), followed by a Master's in International Development Studies and Policies in Geneva, Switzerland. He has more than 13 years of experience in monitoring and evaluation across national and international organizations, including as a senior technical advisor for ministries of the Government of Afghanistan, with the Ministry of Finance and World Bank's Capacity Building for Results (CBR) program, as a monitoring and evaluation advisor for UNDP, and as a trainer and advisor at UNITAR, where he led initiatives empowering Afghan women with digital skills. He has also worked with IFAD, DABS, and AFGA (as part of IPPF), and currently serves as a senior evaluation consultant at SMART Institute and an active member of the International Organization for Cooperation in Evaluation (IOCE).