cases from tanzania - Sustainet
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Participants’ profiles<br />
Richard O Apamo<br />
Programme coordinator, Agriculture and Environment Programme, Catholic Diocese<br />
of Homa Bay<br />
Tel. +254-59-22098, 735-467683, fax +254-59-22264, email aephoma@africaonline.co.ke<br />
Richard earned a national diploma in development studies <strong>from</strong> the Kimmage Development Studies<br />
Centre in Ireland in 2003–4, and a diploma in agriculture and food marketing <strong>from</strong> Egerton University,<br />
Kenya, in 1983–86. From 1986 to 1998 he worked with the Ministry of Agriculture, after which he<br />
joined the Diocese’s Agriculture and Environment Programme. He has worked with communities for<br />
20 years in extension, project design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation.<br />
Tom Apina<br />
East Africa coordinator, <strong>Sustainet</strong><br />
PO Box 41607-00100 GPO, Nairobi, Kenya; GTZ House, Lemana Raod, Kilimani, Nairobi, Kenya. Tel.<br />
+254-20-4451394, 445 1391, email apina99@yahoo.com, internet www.sustainet.org<br />
Tom holds a BSc in agricultural engineering <strong>from</strong> Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology.<br />
Before joining <strong>Sustainet</strong>, he worked for FAO as a research assistant in conservation agriculture<br />
for the Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Development project.<br />
Isaac Bekalo<br />
Regional director for Africa, International Institute of Rural Reconstruction<br />
(IIRR)<br />
PO Box 66873-00800, Nairobi, Kenya. Tel. +254-20-4442610, 4440991, fax +254-20-4448814, email<br />
admin@iirr-africa.org, internet www.iirr.org<br />
Isaac holds a PhD in organizational development and planning. His experience includes teaching,<br />
NGO training, curriculum design and organizational development. He provides consultancy services<br />
on strategic planning, participatory monitoring and evaluation, project design and proposal writing.<br />
He specializes in participatory development approaches and organizational development.<br />
Franziska Bringe<br />
Researcher, Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF)<br />
Eberswalder Strasse 84, 15374 Müncheberg, Germany. Tel. +49-334-328 2425, +49-163-686 285, email<br />
franziskabringe@hotmail.com, internet www.zalf.de<br />
Franziska holds a master’s degree in international agriculture <strong>from</strong> Humboldt University in Berlin.<br />
After graduating in 2005 she worked for GTZ in Germany and Kenya. She now works for ZALF on<br />
scaling-up of good practices in sustainable agriculture.<br />
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