Dr. Eunice Macharia is a Kenyan **Public Policy and Administration researcher and academic professional** with an interdisciplinary background in public policy, environmental studies, administration, and community development. She is currently pursuing a PhD in Public Policy and Management at Kenyatta University, having completed her doctoral coursework, and holds a Master’s degree in Public Policy and Administration and a Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Studies from the same university. She has served as an Administrative Assistant at Kenyatta University since 2013, where her responsibilities include supporting research and curriculum development, examination administration, strategic-plan implementation, quality management systems, institutional communication, and academic committee activities. Her earlier professional experience includes accounting and financial administration as well as teaching Business Studies and Agriculture. She has also undertaken professional training in **Value-Centered Leadership, Public Administration, Accounting, Project Management, Report Writing, and Public Relations**.Macharia’s research interests focus on **Public Policy, Public Administration, Local Government, Food Security, Development Policy, and Small and Medium Enterprise Development**. Her ongoing doctoral research examines the effectiveness of county government interventions in enhancing food security in Kajiado County, Kenya, while her previous research investigated the role of the Uwezo Fund in the economic growth of SMEs in Kiambu County. She has also contributed to research and planning related to county development, culture, and tourism and has participated in institutional committees concerned with policy development and university planning. Her community and professional engagement includes leadership in self-help initiatives, environmental conservation activities, and community service programmes. Her academic and research profile makes her well suited for research and peer review in **Public Policy, Public Administration, Governance, Local Government, Development Studies, Food Security, Environmental Studies, Entrepreneurship and SME Development, Community Development, and Public Sector Management**.