Iyad Harasheh is a MEAL specialist focused on fragile and conflict-affected contexts, leading baselines/endlines, rapid needs assessments, TPM, and accountability studies across the West Bank & Gaza Strip. He combines mixed-methods designs with practical field governance—safe recruitment and training, informed consent, PSEA safeguards, and rigorous back-checks/audio audits—to deliver credible, ethical evidence under constraint. Iyad integrates CATI, CAPI, and face-to-face modalities with administrative and geospatial data to inform targeting, coverage, and effectiveness. Proficient in SPSS, Python, R, and Power BI, he provides timely, actionable insights for donors and humanitarian actors (e.g., UN agencies, INGOs) to optimize service delivery and policy. Bilingual (Arabic/English), Iyad is recognized for clear recommendations, rapid validation loops, and capacity-building that strengthens local systems while upholding Do-No-Harm principles.