Daniella is an economist with a PhD in quantitative methods and over 14 years of experience as a researcher and consultant. She has collaborated with multilateral organizations—including UNDP, UNESCO, PAHO/WHO, the World Bank, and the IDB—as well as with Brazilian federal ministries, universities, and research centers. She is currently a postdoctoral researcher and scientific coordinator of Health Protect, a multi-institutional project implemented across Latin American countries, in partnership with European institutions and funded by MRC/UKRI. Her work focuses on the evaluation of policies, programs, and projects aimed at improving health, promoting social development, and reducing inequalities.