Diana Kyoyagala

Diana is a dedicated research professional with a strong background in field data management and agricultural studies. She began her journey in 2012 as a Field Data Collection Officer, mastering both qualitative and quantitative data collection methods.

Diana has contributed to impactful initiatives such as agriculture studies on the effects of maize armyworm on farmers, crop production and management studies, enterprise development work through the Obstacles to Firm Growth project, health insurance research, transition to piped water research and the digital receipts project.

Further, she has also led multiple successful projects with measurable outcomes, enhancing data collection processes and improving project accuracy and efficiency.

Diana has speciality in crop production and management, with expertise in qualitative and quantitative data collection, project management, team leadership and field operations optimization. She is passionate about driving impactful research and field projects that empower communities through data-driven solutions, ultimately fostering sustainable growth and improved livelihoods.