Chief Research Scientist with 17+ years' expertise in fisheries science, aquaculture, ecological modelling and data analytics. PhD in Ecological Modelling (University of Iceland); MSc and BSc from Moi University. Has led and delivered large multi-partner research and advisory programmes, authored 64+ peer-reviewed publications, and chairs a regional scientific working group. Specialisms: fish stock assessment, acoustic surveys, aquaculture siting, ecosystem and hydrodynamic modelling, machine learning, geospatial analysis and valuation.
A focused core.
A regional network.
Highly qualified fisheries scientists, economists and analysts from leading research institutions in Kenya and Tanzania, working to the highest professional and ethical standards on every assignment.
Environmental and resource economist and data scientist. PhD in Agricultural Economics (Kenyatta University); MA in Economics (University of Nairobi). Serves as a gender and social inclusion expert on a major regional development programme. Specialisms: valuation, feasibility and cost-benefit analysis, socio-economic surveys, economic modelling, and monitoring & evaluation.
Fisheries social scientist and research officer at Tanzania's national fisheries research institute, with an MA in Geography (Memorial University of Newfoundland) and advanced training in policy and planning (United Nations University, Iceland). Specialisms: fisheries governance, socio-economic research and community-based resource management, with deep field experience across the Tanzanian fisheries sector and Lake Victoria basin.
Co-founding Director of Ecoconsult Investments Ltd, holding a PhD, who oversees contracts, compliance, finance and logistics — the operational backbone that keeps assignments on time, within budget and to standard, so the technical team can focus on delivering high-quality science.
Statistics · Software & IoT engineering · GIS · Valuation · Climate · Environment · Field teams
Specialists and enumerator teams are assembled around the needs of each engagement across Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and South Sudan.