-
@Otieno
Email :
otienob418@gmail.com
Organisation :
Urithi Agroecology and Smart Farming Solutions
Location :
Kolwa Central Ward, Kisumu County
Country :
Kenya
Phone :
+254 785 585009
Participant of KCOA training :
ToToT Training of Teams of Trainers (IFOAM), EOALC Ecological Organic Agriculture Leadership Course (IFOAM), ERA Entrepreneur for Rural Access (AA)
Twitter :
Experience & Interest :
Passionate and results-driven Agricultural Economist and Environmentalist with hands-on
experience on agro-ecological practices, climate smart agriculture and resource management. Proven ability to lead projects, train diverse audiences, and drive sustainable development
goals through innovative agricultural practices and green economy initiatives. Skilled in
communication, project management and stakeholder engagement.
experience on agro-ecological practices, climate smart agriculture and resource management. Proven ability to lead projects, train diverse audiences, and drive sustainable development
goals through innovative agricultural practices and green economy initiatives. Skilled in
communication, project management and stakeholder engagement.
Education :
Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Economics and Resource Management
Bio :
I have been a practicing farmer for a very long time ever since my childhood days, an experience that led me to pursue Agricultural Economics course in the university. Along the way, along the way, I gained a special interest in sustainable agricultural practices, a pursuit that led me to learn about agroecology. <br /><br />
Out of personal interest, I started doing my own research in agroecological practices and organic farming as it resonated well with me, given some of the challenges we would experience as farmers in my locality, the biggest being infertile soils and climate change. This
Out of personal interest, I started doing my own research in agroecological practices and organic farming as it resonated well with me, given some of the challenges we would experience as farmers in my locality, the biggest being infertile soils and climate change. This
