"Our hope is that CIFF’s journey will be useful for all
who aim to make development more impactful."

Sasha Zoueva is involved in Investment Analysis in CIFF’s London office. She is responsible for assessing potential investments for associated risks strategic fit with CIFF’s goals; and working with potential partners to ensure that funded investments have a high probability of success. Her current focus is assessing potential programmes that prevent and treat neglected tropical diseases that affect children, specifically school-based deworming programs. In her pre-CIFF life, Sasha has worked in the US and France and her experience spans the public and private sector. She has a BA in Psychology from Yale University, where she was awarded the Richter Fellowship to research factors contributing to institutionalisation of children in Armenia. After completing an Emergency Medical Technician certification in Boston, she went on to pursue her interest in health at the London School of Economics and Political Science, where she received an MSc in International Health Policy.