Delphin Diasolua Ngudi

Dr. Delphin Diasolua Ngudi is senior nutritionist and food security expert with over 25 years of experience supporting governments, United Nations agencies, donors, and development partners across Africa. He holds a PhD in Applied Biological Sciences (Nutrition) from Ghent University, Belgium, and an Advanced Certificate in Humanitarian Assistance (IDHA 39) from Fordham University, USA.

Throughout his career, he has led the development and evaluation of national nutrition policies, multisectoral strategic plans, monitoring and evaluation frameworks, food fortification initiatives, and nutrition-sensitive programmes in more than ten African countries. He has worked with organizations including the World Food Programme (WFP), MQSUN/MQSUN+, NutritionWorks, PATH, and TASC-FCDO, and coordinated a joint UNICEF–WFP project funded by KfW Development Bank (Germany) on the prevention of malnutrition and strengthening community resilience in Burundi.
Fluent in French and professionally proficient in English, he is committed to advancing evidence-based nutrition policies and sustainable food systems that improve the lives of vulnerable populations, particularly women and children. Looking ahead, he aims to continue strengthening national capacities and promoting innovative nutrition solutions that contribute to healthier, more resilient communities across Africa.

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