Domina Mukasiniha is a livelihoods and food systems professional with over 10 years of experience supporting smallholder farmers, cooperatives, women, young people, and vulnerable households to strengthen resilience, agricultural productivity, and sustainable livelihoods. Inspired by the transformative role of agriculture in improving food security and economic empowerment, she holds a Bachelor's degree in Crop Science from the University of Rwanda and an MBA in Project Management from the University of Lay Adventists of Kigali.
Currently serving as a Programme Associate at the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) Rwanda, Domina contributes to initiatives that advance food and nutrition security, climate resilience, women's economic empowerment, and inclusive food systems transformation. She works closely with government institutions, development partners, civil society organizations, and local communities to develop sustainable solutions that improve livelihoods and build resilient communities.
Driven by a strong commitment to climate-smart and sustainable food systems, Domina joined the African Food Fellowship in 2025 to deepen her knowledge and leadership in climate-smart agriculture and food systems transformation. She is passionate about driving innovative and inclusive approaches that enhance resilience, strengthen food security, and create lasting impact for vulnerable communities across Rwanda.
