Engagement. Impact. Change.

Over 15 years of experience 

Gobin Global is a social enterprise, dedicated to providing economic research, evaluation, and capacity building services to our clients in the development and humanitarian fields. We help our clients improve their impact and increase the well-being of the people and communities they serve. We work across thematic areas, taking a whole-of-systems approach with experience in economics & financing, systems strengthening, strategic information, private sector engagement, and governance. ​

Our Goal

To provide strong relationships with clients to create a positive impact and change around the world. ​

Our Team

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The Gobin Global team works with a network of experienced professionals from around the world to deliver high quality, context-specific services to our clients

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Stacie Gobin
Principal

For the past 15 years Stacie worked extensively in research and evaluation of international development and humanitarian aid programs. Stacie works across thematic areas including health, FSL/nutrition, poverty, and education). She takes a whole-of-systems approach, with experience in economics & financing, systems strengthening, strategic information, private sector engagement, and governance. As a cross-thematic expert Stacie sits on a variety of global technical working groups, cluster-focused working groups, task forces, and other fora where she provides advice to donors and other stakeholders and participate in donor coordination. She has lived in and worked across over 20 countries with a specialty in fragile and conflict affected contexts.

Dr. Michael Kusi Appiah
Economist

​Dr. Michael Kusi Appiah is an economist, who has been supporting INGOs, international development agencies, government departments, academic research institutions, and businesses with their research and policy questions since 2008. He has extensive experience in M&E, research and assessment, policy development, health feasibility studies, health financing, health insurance, costing and logistics, and economic evaluation of humanitarian health programs in Africa and Asia. Michael is also a Chief Analyst and National Development Policy Evaluator in Ghana and has deep knowledge related to child small-scale mining and child labor, human rights due diligence in the sourcing of extractive and raw materials, and entrepreneurship development. He has a Master’s in Agriculture Economics and a PhD in Economics. He has worked in countries such as China, Ethiopia, Germany, Ghana, Mali, Madagascar, South Sudan, France, USA, and the UK.