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Anglophone and West Africa
2000-2002 - Cohort 9
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Adeolu Adeyemi OKULAJA is an Architect by training.He has worked for several leading Architectural Design firms and Commercial Banks in Nigeria.
Adeolu is currently with Standard Chartered Bank;a leading Commercial Bank in Nigeria, and is the Facility Manager for the entire Bank branch network in Nigeria. Adeolu's role within the Group Corporate Real Estate Services (CRES) unit of the Bank is to ensure effective and efficient use of all the Bank's real estate assets in Nigeria, with a speciality for Maintenance and Project Management. His other interests include Energy management in Buildings,Sustainable Housing Development,Sustainable energy technology applications,and environmental mangement and education. He holds Bachelors(B.E.S)and Masters(B.ARCH)degree in Architecture from the University of Lagos Akoka,Lagos Nigeria. |
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Anglophone and West Africa
1995-1997 - Cohort 4
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Adeolu Olanrewaju ODUSOTE is managing director of DEE-IY Limited, a computing, engineering, environmental and management consulting firm. He is responsible for the overall performance of the company. In the 1985 Nigeria Institute of Management's Annual Young Manager's Competition, he was awarded first place for his project on reducing and reusing scrap material. A.O. Odusote has a bachelor's degree in engineering and a master's degree in business administration, both from the University of Lagos. He also has a professional degree in engineering from the Nigerian Society of Engineers and pursued further training in advanced Christian leadership at Haggai Institute in Singapore.
Since his becoming a LEAD fellow in 1997, Adeolu has taken a greater interest in his business in matters relating to the environment. He has presented proposals that will enhance the private sector participation initiative for effective waste management in nigerian cities. In this regard, he won the first internship award with which he worked at the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies(IGES), Hayama, Japan. The internship which ended in July 2000 produced useful modules for capacity building in his field of interest. These modles are now being included as e-courses on the IGES website. In 2000/2001, Mr. Odusote was awarded the Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship in which he did a one-year post-graduate work in the Principles of Environmental Management, Community Development and Conflict Resolution at Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey. During that fellowship year also, he worked at the Worldwide Environmental Affairs Division of Johnson and Johnson at the Group Headquarters in New Brunswick, New Jersey, where he analysed the waste levels in the different plants of the Group around the world and at the World Resources Institute (WRI), Washington D.C., where he presented a paper titled 'The Way Forward: A synthesis and critical analysis of a one-year quest for sustainable development in the Niger Delta' as the summary of his fellowship year experience. Mr. Odusote, in March 2002, coordinated a Presidential Retreat for the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo at the Africa Leadership Forum, Ota, Ogun State, Nigeria on the role of the Christian citizen in a corrupt society. The outcome of the meeting is part of an action programme that will further deal with stemming the downward slide of the country in corrupt practices. Mr. Odusote is currently working on an initiative called NASS Ray of Hope (NAROH), an effort targeted at the members of the National Assembly in Nigeria challenging them to bring the Principles of Jesus to bear in their legislative work. Mr. Odusote presented a lead paper at the Annual General Meeting of the Institute of Environmental Engineering (a Division of the Nigerian Society of Engineers) on 'Effective Environmental Management'. During that conference, he had the opportuinty to present another paper 'Bridging the Integration Gap' where he shared the findings of his LEAD/IGES internship experience with the conference participants. As a result of his contributions at that conference, Mr. Odusote has been invited to carry out field surveys of some nagging environmental construction projects around the country. |
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Anglophone and West Africa
2000-2002 - Cohort 9
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Bellinda Aderonke ODENEYE is an assistant chief environmental scientist in the Environmental Assessment Department of the Federal Ministry of Environment, Lagos. She is the desk officer responsible for petroleum upstream and downstream operations in the Oil and Gas division which involves oil spills data collection compliance monitoring and enforcement visits to the various Oil companies,PAST Impacted sites monitoring of bioremediation and certification and the downstream industries making use of petroleum products.Event response to disasters caused by petrol product inferno is a major part of my schedule.
This present job started in January 1987 and has been her real working experience as others were Industrial training on two occasions at a pharmceutical companies and Graduate assistanceship at a University in Nigeria for one year service of the Nation. Past positions held include Principal Environmental scientist in charge of metallic and non-metallic mineral products unit of the Industrial compliance division. Senior environmental Scientist and scientific officer 1 and 2. in the following departments, Environmental quality,inspectorate and enforcement. Her job schedule has taken her to the western division office of Shell petroleum development company for 6 months industrial attachment. This was to foster a good working relationship between the Regulator and Facility Operators. She is interested in issues of good governance, health,waste management, gender, water and environment. Belinda Aderonke Odeneye is an Industrial Chemist by training with a postgraduate degree in Environmental Pollution control from the University of Leeds, United Kingdom. She is an active member of Nigerian Environmental Society, Nigerian Red cross Society, Friends of the Environment |
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Anglophone and West Africa
2001-2003 - Cohort 10
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Adeshina Waheed SADIQ is presently working with Shell Canada Energy as HSSE Team Leader. He worked previously with Jacobs Canada Inc as Project HSE Manager.
Before joining Jacobs Canada Inc. in October 2006, he worked with Conoil Plc for about seven years before relocating to Canada. He served Conoil Plc. as Aviation Field Superinetendent (North), Safety and Environmental Officer, the Area Business Engineer for Warri Business Area covering seven states (Edo, Delta, Anambra,Enugu,Kogi,Ebonyi & Benue States)and also the Aviation Engineer. He also worked with Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc, Apapa from May 1993 to September 1999 as Management Trainee and later Assistant Maintenance Manager (Cement Mechanical Division). He is a mechanical engineer by training with both bachelor's and master's degrees in mechanical engineering from the University of Lagos, where he also had a post graduate diploma in health, safety and environment. He is a registered professional engineer with Association of Professional Engineers, Geologists and Geophysicsists of Alberta Canada (APEGGA) and Council of regulation of engineering in Nigeria (COREN. He is also a Canadian Registered Safety Professional (CRSP) |
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Anglophone and West Africa
2000-2002 - Cohort 9
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Adesuwa ONYENOKWE began her professional career as a teacher in Bendel State in 1984. She entered into broadcasting in 1985 and has since remained a television journalist/broadcaster.
After fifteen years in paid employment in the broadcasting industry, Adesuwa decided to set up a firm, with television programs and documentary producers which currently has one running chart show on NTA 2 Channel 5 Titled - 'Today's Women with Adesuwa' In addition, Adesuwa co-hosts, two popular day-time shows on the same station. With a degree in dramatic arts and a master's degree in language arts, communication as a tool for development has always been her main interest; an interest that has shown in the care and concern she takes in packaging reports or programs with the viewer in mind - the same diligence that won her an award in 1994. |
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Anglophone and West Africa
2009-2010 - Cohort 15
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Adetayo is an environmental scientist who has specialized training in Natural Resource Management. He holds a Masters degree in Environmental Toxicology and Pollution Management from the University of Lagos following his Bachelor’s degree in Zoology from the University of Ilorin, Nigeria. He attended Tropical Biology Association (TBA) field course on Tropical Ecology at the Amani Nature Reserve in Tanzania (2007).
Adetayo currently works, as a principal officer, with the Nigerian Conservation Foundation, a leading environmental non-governmental organization in Nigeria. He is into project development and management. He currently coordinates the Biodiversity Action Plan (BAP) project sponsored by Shell and the GEF- Small Grant Programme sponsored project both in Edo State Nigeria. Mr. Adetayo has cognate experience in Project management, Project Planning, Development & Design, Technical report writing, Natural Resource Management with Sustainable Enterprise Development, Programme Monitoring & Evaluation, Programme Facilitation and Coordination, Capacity Building, Leadership, Learning and Development, Health Safety & Environment. He has been able to promote stakeholders relationship in rural development projects. He is an evaluator for protected area management effectiveness of the West and Central Africa Programme of the IUCN (World Conservation Union) regional office. Mr. Okunlola has undergone trainings in natural resources management, strategic planning, protected area management, adaptive approach to landscape management, environmental and conservation leadership with reputable organizations and Institutions like: Smithsonian Institution in the United State of America; WWF; IUCN and University of Wisconsin Stevens Point, USA. |
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Pakistan
2009-2010 - Cohort 15
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Brazil
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Adilson is a data processing technician who graduated at Colegio Fernao Dias Pais. Mr. Custodio has is knowledgeable in administration and support for Windows NT 4.0, Linux,Exchange Server, Oracle databases, Delphi, HTML, Front Page and hardware maintenance. He is in charge of information science, responsible for the communications area and for the support of the information science in the program.
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India
1993-1995 - Cohort 2
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Aditi Chadha Kapoor is a well-known journalist, development consultant and trainer in communications, advocacy and campaigning. She currently works with Alternative Futures as Director (Policy). It is development research and communication group.
Before joining Alternative Futures she was with Oxfam India as Economic Justice Lead Specialist with overall national responsibility for leading, designing and delivering on Oxfam's work on livelihoods and climate change in India and liasioning globally within Oxfam's international affiliates. Earlier, Aditi worked with Oxfam GB's South Asia office as its media lead in addition to work on advocacy, campaigning and training. Winner of the 1998 LEAD Fellowship, her LEAD Research focused on rural women and natural resource management, linking environment, development and gender issues from a practice and policy perspective. Correspondent with The Times of India for over a decade and winner of the 1992 Statesman Award for Rural Reporting, Aditi has specialised in media, gender, environment and development. She has worked as a consultant with several government departments, United Nations agencies and NGOs to research, evaluate and document issues, processes and policies related to poverty and community development. Aditi is a founder trustee of Alternative Futures, a development research and communications group based in New Delhi. She has been a member of the LEAD-India Board (earlier Nations Steering Committee) and the Board of World Resources Institute, Washington D.C. (2000-09). Aditi has several papers to her credit and has participated in various national and international meets. Aditi's husband, Rakesh Kapoor, is a founder and Managing Trustee of Alternative Futures and Consulting Editor of The Journal of Policy, Planning and Futures Studies published by Elsevier Science, Oxford. They have two sons, Anshul and Aayush. |
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Southern and Eastern Africa
1996-1998 - Cohort 5
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Admos Osmund CHIMHOWU is a lecturer in Development Studies at the University of Manchester's Institute for Development Policy and Management. He is also programme director for the MSc in Environment and Development, and the MSc in Economics and Management of Rural Development. He has also been a lecturer in Development Studies in the Department of Rural and Urban Planning at the University of Zimbabwe. Before joining the University of Zimbabwe in 1998 he worked as a lecturing consultant at the Zimbabwe Institute of Public Administration and Management's Policy and Strategic Studies Division. He had also earlier worked as an environment research officer for ENDA-Zimbabwe an Environment NGO. Current research interest areas cover the areas of : Sustainable Livelihoods, Environmental Policy; Environmental Justice and Poverty issues.
He received a bachelor's degree with honours in geography from the University of Zimbabwe in 1989, a post graduate diploma in rural and urban planning in 1990 and a master's degree in regional and urban planning. Admos completed studies for a PhD degree in International Development at the Institute for Development Policy and Management, University of Manchester in the UK in April 2003. He enjoys reading, watching soccer and jogging. |
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Pakistan
2008-2009 - Cohort 14
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Formerly Manager Training Unit with LEAD Pakistan, Adnan Sattar, now works as a freelance development researcher and trainer. He has been a consultant to the American Centre for Labor Solidarity, Pakistan Institute of Legislative Development (PILDAT), South Asia Partnership and other national and international organisations. Sattar holds a Master in Human Rights from University College London and is particularly interested in exploring how human rights and other moral concepts impinge on our interaction with environment as individuals and as members of collectivities
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Europe
1998-2000 - Cohort 7
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Adolfo CID is Environmental Health Coordinator in Basque Autonomous Goverment (Spain). From 1989 till 1999 he was Head Inspector of hazardous wastes in the same Administration. He obtaind his dipola as a specialist on enviromental and food fields (1989). Later, he achieved his European Master in Environmental Sciences and Enginnering (1993). He is also a research assistant at the University of Basque Country, where he earned his Ph.D. in analytical chemistry (1994).
He has involved in the participation of vaious national and international conferences, seminars and symposia in the field of electroanalytical techniques and electrochemistry, pollution prevention, waste characterization, cleaner technology, ecotoxicology and environmetal chemistry. |
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Mexico
1999-2001 - Cohort 8
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Adolfo MEJÍA PONCE DE LEÓN is manager of the department of binding at Unidad Profesional Interdisciplinaria de Biotecnologia - Instituto Politecnico Nacional (UPIBI-IPN). He is dean of the bachelor's degree program in environmental studies, manager of the bachelor's degree program in environmental engineering, and a lecturer and researcher. His work involves external relations and the development of research, studies and projects. From 1994 to 1999, he was in charge of ecology and environmental diagnosis in the city council of Naucalpan de Juarez and on the Mexico's state government. He was a private consultant for two years prior to this.
A. M. Ponce de Leon has a Ph.D. in ecology from Moscow State University and a Metropolitan Administration Diplomate from INAP. He has a degree in biology from UAM-Xochimilco. |
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Francophone Africa
2010-2011 - Cohort 16
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Customs Operations Assistant at Geodis Projects Chad, Subcontractor of the Oil Company operating in KOME, southern part of Chad, Esso Exploration and Production Company Inc., Adoum Tongombaye Frédéric is born on February 17, 1973 at Sarh. B.A Degree in Arts holder at the university of N’Djamena-Chad, and a Diploma in Data Processing and Computer Programming at CTI Computer Institute of Zaria-Nigeria after his graduation in 2003, he also got a Diploma in Transit and Customs and Bilingual Dactylography at C.S.T Institute (Centre Stedact Transit Institute of Lomé, Togo). Adoum Tongombaye Frédéric is also a holder of Master in Human Resources Management at HEC-TCHAD Institute. As a former Security Officer at SUBSAHARA SERVICES INC., he is more interested in HSE particularly in waste sorting and the good management of the energy.
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Francophone Africa
2010-2011 - Cohort 16
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Indonesia
1992-1994 - Cohort 1
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Adri AMIRUDDIN was Community Development Specialist for Gunung Palung Conservation Project under Titian Foundation umbrella since June 2002 up to now. This position is a continuation of the Gunung Palung Conservation Project organized by Laboratory of Tropical Forest Ecology - Harvard University (September 2001 up to May 2002, as Community Development Specialist also.
The goal and responsiblity of his job at Buffer Zone of Gunung Palung National Park is trying to COMBAT ILLEGAL LOGGING ACTIVITY through alternative income generation for illegal loggers, capacity building, campaign awareness for community and provide local government with development alternative in term of development policy and program. Then, Mr. Amiruddin is a members and founder of Kelompok Bogor (KELOR) an institution for people who cares for environmental education issues in Indonesia. As Community Development Officer for Wetlands International AP - Indonesia Program from 1999-2000. From January - Desember 2001 worked as Community Organizer individually for the same community in Indramayu. Before the Mr. Amiruddin was also a communication officer at the LEAD Program in Indonesia after his graduation from LEAD Program. |
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Canada
1997-1999 - Cohort 6
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Adriana LAFLEUR is Senior Environmental Planner for SNC-Lavalin Inc., Environmental Division, Toronto. She is involved in environmental projects in Environmental Impact Assessment, Watershed Management, and institutional strengthening in developing countries such as Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay, the Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Peru, etc. She also is involved with market development for environmental projects in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Central America and Mexico.
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Brazil
2001-2003 - Cohort 10
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Adriana Marques is from São Paulo, a huge metropolitan city of Brazil. She has a Bachelor of Engineering gained in 1994 and she completed a post graduate qualification in Marketing and International Business in 2000. She has a MSc in Sanitation and Environmental Science from UNICAMP - State University of Campinas in 2003. Now she is doing her PhD at University of São Paulo- USP. She studied at Santa Monica College and University of California, Los Angeles from 1995 -1997. Adriana has a keen interest in recycling and reuse of wastewater and in the disinfection of wastewater systems using advanced oxidation processes or alternative processes. In her PhD her main research it is in wastewater treatment for reuse in agriculture - Alternative systems for small comunities
Adriana joined CEDAW - Glasgow in 2001 and developed the global communication strategy for the elimination of discrimination against woman in São Paulo. She was also involved in training and consultancy work in environmental education and training in company. Adriana has been working for SENAI since 2001 in São Paulo where she teaches and gives assistance in cleaner production projects. She has worked in a environmental project in conservation areas in Ubatuba with traditional communities and with the Instituto Florestal She worked for two years in the first affirmative action project for African descent teenagers in Brazil named Generation XXI. This project was built by a NGO named Geledes - Institute of a Black Woman and Bank Boston Foundation. Prior to these two positions she worked at Playcenter, IBM-Brazil and at Ecovantage in California. Her main hobbies are handball, outdoor sports and reading. |
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Brazil
2010-2011 - Cohort 16
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Adriana Cintra, president of the “Instituto Manjedoura” (an Brazilian NGO), is psychologist, psychiatrist and acupuncturist, have extensive clinical experience with children and also 11 years of experience in cultural production. Two years ago created ta line bottons of the characters of “Chica Bundinha” (children's characters created with the goal of environmental awareness and psychosocial). Her current project is the implementation of an Eco-park in the city of Rio Acima and cultural production of cartoon.
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Mexico
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Europe
2006-2007 - Cohort 12
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Afke Bootsman works for UNDP in Haiti as the project Director for the UN debris management programme. During 2009 and 2010 she was based in BUrundi for UNDP where she was responsible for the reintegration agenda and the development of the employment creation programme, including sustainable tourism development. Before that she was working at UNDP HQ in New York where she has been the founder of the 'Growing Inclusive Markets initiative' and she started her UNDP carreer with UNDP in Guyana where she was responsible for small and medium enterprise development.
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Pakistan
1999-2001 - Cohort 8
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Aftab-ur-Rehman RANA received his Bachelors degree in commerce from the University of Punjab and has attended number of short courses on tourism management, wilderness leadership,ecotourism and adventure training. He is currently working as Tourism Industry Development Specialist with CNFA-Pakistan on a project of Tourism Revival in Earthquake Affected Areas of Northern Pakistan. He is also Vice President of Adventure Foundation of Pakistn, an organisation dedicated to promote environment education through outdoor activities. He has done pioneering work to introduce the concepts of environment friendly tourism in Pakistan.
He has received number of awards including the Trainer of the Year Award from the South Asia Tourism Human Resource Development Project (SATHRDP), Commonwealth Asia Award for Excellence in Youth Work and Better Pakistan-2010 Excellence Award in the field of Tourism. |
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Brazil
1997-1999 - Cohort 6
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Agnes FERNANDES is a geographer currently working as a researcher at IPT, a technological research institute located in the city of São Paulo. Her previous research was related to disaster prevention projects in urban areas, with a focus on geotechnical risk control in slums and mountainous regions. This also included engineering-geology maps applied to urban development and risk prevention associated with land use. She presented the paper 'Rain Induced Landslides in Serra do Mar - Cubatao' at the United Nations Conference on Human Settlements (HABITAT II) in Istanbul. Recently, she has started to study environmental education focusing on urban environments. She is pursuing a doctoral degree in anthropo-geograph at the University of São Paulo and has participated in a training course in Japan on the topic of science and technology for disaster prevention.
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Brazil
2008-2009 - Cohort 14
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Agostinho Celso Gisi graduated in Civil Engineering at UFSC and post graduated in Business Management from Unoesc, Master in Environmental Sciences by Unochapecó.
Having worked in the sectors of construction and hotel management and lately he has been working 0n projects related to sustainability, including Ambientalis - Sustainability Conference and Exhibition. Born and currently living in Chapecó-SC, he is interested in all matters related to sustainability, especially sustainable consumption and fair trade. He hasbeen a paraglider pilot for 15 years and the journey he would make this year, in addition to China, is going down the Rio Negro by boat from Sao Gabriel da Cachoeira to Manaus. |
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Indonesia
1998-2000 - Cohort 7
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Agus GUNTORO is a lecturer and geophysics coordinator at the University of Trisakti, a leading private university in Jakarta. In his work, he attempts to more closely integrate the principles of sustainable development into the university curricula. He also promotes his belief that students should be taught how to implement those principles in their respective career activities. After completing his engineering degree in Indonesia, Agus Guntoro obtained a Ph.D. in geology and geophysics at the University of London, England.
Since January 2000 he appointed as Head of Department of Geological Technique. |
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Indonesia
2005-2006 - Cohort 11
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Agustin Samosir works in Badan Pertanahan Nasional (Indonesian National Land Agency) as one of staff in Directorate of Community Empowerment, Division Government Institution Cooperation. Since 1997 he has been involved in Indonesian Land Administration Project; and Land Management and Policy Development Program funded by the World Bank, focusing on accelerating systematic land registration and developing national land policy. In 1998 – 2001 he was a Technical Auditor and member of working group of land resolution in the central National Land Agency. He graduated from Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta (1990) and got master degree from the University of New South Wales, Sydney, majoring in Land Administration (1997).
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Pakistan
2005-2006 - Cohort 11
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Ahmad Khan, currently working as Programme Manager Regional Programmes with the Pakistan Wetlands Programme of WWF-Pakistan, has previously worked as a Senior Conservation Officer with WWF – Pakistan, Peshawar region. He is responsible for developing wetland management plans for selected wetlands of Makran Coast, Central Indus, Salt Range and North West Alpine wetlands complexes. Before, this assignment Mr. Khan worked on Crane and Flamingo Conservation Project and the project on conservation of Chilgoza forests and endangered Suleiman markhor in the Suleiman Mountain Range. Before joining WWF – Pakistan, Mr Khan worked as Range Officer with the NWFP Wildlife Department and volunteered as Executive Director of the Holistic Understanding for Justified Research and Action (HUJRA). During all this time he coordinated the activities of International Crane Foundation in Pakistan and Afghanistan on a voluntary basis. Over the past few years, Mr. Khan has developed his skills from a simple wildlife manager with academic training as forester to a skilled conservation Biologist. He has successful projects like community-based conservation of snow leopard to his name. Mr. Khan holds Masters degree in Conservation Biology and Sustainable Development from the University of Wisonsin at Madison, USA.
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Indonesia
2005-2006 - Cohort 11
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Ahmad Mukhlisin Rony is a Research Associate at the Institute of Natural and Regional Resources (INRR), Bogor, West Java Province, Indonesia since 2001. The institution focuses its work on research as well as action plan recommendation on environmental issues, community and social aspect, and management system related to natural resources management. His main responsibility in INRR includes socio-economic aspect analysis; research design and planning, monitoring and evaluation. Rony has intensive experience on regional planning related to rural development, with emphasis on socio economic aspects. He has worked for various consultant companies from 1989 to 2000. He was a part timer lecturer at Faculty of Economy, Ibn Khaldun University (1999-2002). He completed his master degree in Regional and Rural Development from Bogor Institute of Agriculture in 1995. He is a true believer of the strengths from a synergy among different potentials toward win-win solution that is fair and mostly likely accepted by related parties.
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Pakistan
2007-2008 - Cohort 13
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Mr. Ahmad Rafay Alam is a practicing advocate, with a background in commercial, civil and constitutional litigation and consultancy. He received training from some of the best advocates of Pakistan. A few years ago, he branched out with a practice of his own. His interests in the environment and urban development flourished. Since then, he has been actively advocating environmental and development issues, particularly in Lahore where he lives. He consistently worked on the projects that benefit the environment and urban planning. He contributes a column on environmental and urban planning issues in The News. He pursued a number of pro-bono public interest litigations before the Environmental Tribunal, Lahore and the Lahore High Court. His experience with “Lahore Bachao Tehreek†introduced him to a number of senior activists in the field. He also teaches property law at Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) and contributes to various academic papers.
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Anglophone and West Africa
2005-2006 - Cohort 11
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'Tunde Popoola is currently the Executive Director/Chief Executive of Abuja Enterprise Agency(AEA), an organisation with the mandate to facilitate activities and programs that will improve opportuntities for people of all background to realise their potentials through the creation and growth of their businesses.Prior to this appointment, he was in the banking industry for 15 years rising to the position of a General Manager. However, his over 20 years work experience spans both the public and private sectors. He has deep knowledge of running small businesses having assisted in setting up, running and building capacity in the sector. He is interested in economic development and poverty alleviation issues.
He holds a bachelor's degree in Economics and two masters degrees in Economics and Banking & Finance. He is a fellow of both the Institute of Chartered Acoountants of Nigera and the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria. He is also an alumnus of the prestigious Lagos Business School. He has attended numerous courses locally and abroad. He has also facilitated a number of courses and presented a wide range of papers in banking, management and economics. |
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