department: Development Impact

Kevin Munjal is FSD Africa’s Director, Development Impact. He leads its Development Impact Management function, providing thought leadership that enhances how FSD Africa plans for, assesses and improves the impact it delivers on financial markets, people and planet. He is also involved in generating, disseminating and advocating for the use of insights that inform the work of other financial market actors in Africa, all in a bid to drive effective allocation of finance for a more sustainable and prosperous continent. His key interests include strategic leadership, innovative sustainable finance, public-private partnerships, domestic capital mobilisation, and sustainable job creation.

Prior to joining FSD Africa in December 2015, Kevin worked in mid- to senior-level monitoring, evaluation, accountability, and learning roles at Kenya Community Development Foundation and GOAL Global. He spent the early days of his career at AMREF Health Africa, serving in various programme management capacities.

Kevin holds a Masters in Population Studies from the University of Nairobi, and several professional certifications including one on Climate Finance.

Everline has amassed six years of experience, with three years in program management in FCDO-funded programs. She worked for the Global Give Back Circle, which matched 600+ underprivileged schoolgirls (mentees) to professional career women (mentors) for the duration of their scholarship. Through the Pamoja for Change program, she supported using the “a shilling for a shilling” concept to raise funds for orphans and to construct schools and hospitals.

Previous work experiences include program assistant at Kenya Community Development Foundation (KCDF), administration officer for a hospitality company in Norway and intern at McCann Erikson Advertising Agency

Everline holds a master’s degree in Indigenous Journalism from Sami University-College in Norway and BS in Journalism from United States International University – Africa.

She appreciates nature, social support forums and photography. Her free time involves freelance photography and supporting the less privileged.