Profile: Mohammad Raquibul Hasan has 20 years of experience in designing and implementing M&E systems, monitoring, evaluation; accountability and learning strategy development; and design, learning and capacity strengthening. He has a strong track record for working with USAID/ FFP Title II program like DAP, MYAP, DFAP and DFSA. He has also experience in working with UN, DFID and EC funded programs having familiarity with USAID compliance, data quality, and evaluation policy, M&E requirement FFP, FtF and FANTA technical requirements and guides. He has worked extensively with key M&E tools in USAID/FFP Title II projects, including Logical Frameworks (LF), Indicator Performance Tracking Tables, Program Indicator Reference Sheets, Results Frameworks, and more recently Theory of Changes (TOC) matrices. He has designed and managed a number of programmatic surveys (quantitative and qualitative), including beneficiary-based household sample surveys for annual monitoring, longitudinal survey to measure Resilience capacity and other studies such as Return on Investment (ROI), service access inventories. Raquibul has experience in sample design and determining sample weights for large scale socio-economic and nutritional surveys. Raquibul is experienced in the areas of data quality assessment and assurance for reliability, validity, timeliness, accuracy and precision of data. In his previous and current role he has played a key role in generating periodic program reports, including quarterly progress reports and Annual Result Reports. He is conversant with standard budgeting and financial management systems and donor compliance.