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Sustainable agriculture: A pathway out of poverty for East Africa’s rural poor<br />
Maureen Wanjiku K<br />
Youth officer, Baraka Agricultural College<br />
PO Box 52, Molo 20106, Kenya. Tel. +254-51-721091, fax +254-51-721310, email community@<br />
sustainableag.org, maureen@sustainableag.org<br />
Maureen graduated <strong>from</strong> Egerton University in 2005 with a BA and specializations in economics and<br />
sociology. As a youth officer at Baraka Agricultural College, she coordinates youth activities in Kamara<br />
Division in Nakuru District, and Tenges Division in Baringo, as well as in regions where the College’s<br />
students are recruited. She has also helped formulated a strategic plan for Self Help Development<br />
International (a donor agency), has facilitated and trained agricultural heads in Nakuru District in<br />
participatory monitoring and evaluation, and has worked with Kenya Breweries and Barclays Bank<br />
of Kenya.<br />
Tabitha W Waweru<br />
Extension officer, Christian Community Services of Mount Kenya East Region<br />
(CCSMKE)<br />
PO Box 290, Kerugoya, Kenya. Tel. +254-60-21699, 21478, +254-68-21680, +254-723-866026, fax<br />
+254-60-21699, email ccsmke@yahoo.com<br />
Tabitha holds certificates in general agriculture <strong>from</strong> Rwika Institute of Technology, and in leadership<br />
skills and rural development <strong>from</strong> the Asian Rural Institute in Japan. She has 14 years of experience in<br />
community training and mobilization using participatory approaches, the formation and management<br />
of interest groups, and project monitoring and evaluation.<br />
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