Dr Cristiano Rossignoli is an Agricultural Economist with a PhD in Agricultural Economics (Animal Health Economics) and an MSc in Animal Production Science from University of Pisa (Italy), and an MSc in Sustainable Aquaculture from Stirling University (UK). Cristiano has more than 10 years of experience in Impact Assessment and M&E applied to both research projects and complex programmes of international cooperation aiming to support livelihoods, nutrition and food security, and resilience of smallholders in both developing and developed contexts. He worked as a Senior Research Fellow at the University of Pisa (Italy) and for relevant organisations, such as FAO and Oxfam, in food security and livelihood projects in different countries such as Afghanistan, Gaza Strip, Mali, Senegal, Thailand, among others. Cristiano is the global Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) lead for WorldFish and the FISH CRP.

Languages: English, French, Italian