Diana Manilla Arroyo is MSF's head of mission in Haiti. Since joining MSF in 2015 as a health promotion manager in Haiti, she has worked in various MSF projects as a project coordinator, deputy head of mission, and head of mission in Uganda, Myanmar, Turkey, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Yemen, Iraq, and Haiti. In addition to her work with MSF, she has also served as a public health in emergencies officer for the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies in Geneva. Prior to her roles in MSF, she worked internationally with Save the Children and All Hands and Hearts. Diana holds a Master of Science in Global Health from University College London and a Bachelor’s Degree in International Development from the University of Liverpool. She also completed an Executive Short Course in Sexual and Reproductive Health in Humanitarian Crises at the Geneva Centre of Humanitarian Studies.